The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-03-30


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n, me oih' Executive Committees OF
'ssaio0 = assemblies 10l, 9S ard II, in
loi Ts ais morning, have issued the
~ AZ address:
Low. WoRKMEN--Weco congratulate
soo one aud all, on your manhood
|, foriitude during our late grea
: hugSle for recognition and night.
Sow We accept arbitration as just,
let Us demean ourselves as men OF
dignity and manhood. Every man TO
his post and bis duty with quiet 80.
briefly. Let us exhibit the same zeal
for the upbuildiDg of the business OF
the West that we have just done in
proving that Labor is King.
EXECUTIVE BOARDS
d. A. lOl, 81 and II.
II is stated that this address was
sent to different balls where strikers
we're holding meetings. that II was
received joyfully, and that the men
soon started for thtit homes TO change
their clothes preparatory to going 10
work, but this is not verified. II 10
also stated that the address has been
telegrsphed to all points on the South
west system.
AT THE MISSOURI PACIFIC YARDS
The situation In the Missouri Pacific
yards thia morning was one OF quiet
ness and order. The crowd present
was small and undemonstrative and
no interference was offered TO the run
ming Of tialns. One freight train was
started out soon after 10 o'clock and
another followed about an hour later.
Neither Of them excited any particular
int sresl. Up 10 noon none OF the
strikers bal presented Themselves al
the shops or yards TO resume work and
probably none will to-day. 1t Is stated
however, on the authority Of one oi
the committeeman, that the men will
: return TO work tomorrow; that they
are under or will be placed under in
structions to that effect this afternoon
DISORDER IN EAST ST. LOUIS,
The situation in the East st. Louis
yards this morning was one Of disorder
and al times II looked as though there
would be real trouble. Large crowds
congregated at the Relay depot and In
the various yards, and wher an etiort
was made to start freight train in the
Vandalia yard the crowd swarmet
around it, drew coupling pins anC
otherwise obstIucted its movements Il
, such a degree that the train was aban
, doned. In the Indianapolis and 81
Louis and Nashville yards efforts were
:. made TO make up trains, but rs fast a
cars were brought into position they
I were uncouplsd by the strikers, anC
. finally the attempt to move them wal
abandoned. In the Wabash yardI
deputy marshals are now making up I
tain, and 1t will be sent out some tint
i this afternoon. No efforts were made
8 in other yards to move trains, ant
3 probably none will be until adequate
protection is afforded by the State su
!, thorities. 1t Ia reported that Sheriff
Ropriequet OF ST. Clair county, whit
! was present this morning and wa
d totally unable to control the strikers
}. has appealed to the Governor Of Hi
nois for military aid, but this has no
been verified.
About O'Clock this afternoon tire,
Z crowds Of strikers left the Relay depo
and went to the yards Of the Ohio anC
i Mississippi and Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy roads and to the Nationa
d Stock-Yards and "killed" an engine a
d each place. The Wabash road starte,
D. out train Of cars at 2:S0 pm.
y NO SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS.
n The strikers have received no spe
cifc instructions as yet in regard TO re
Stunning work, but they say that II vii
be impossible for them to return be
fore Wednesday morning.
Warrants were sworn out this morn
= ing at the Instance VI the special al
= torney OF the Missouri Pacific roa,
against j. j. McGarry, Judge Advocat
Of District Assembly No. l0l, O. W
8 Chase and a man named Burdette un
y der the general charge Of felony, bu
; for the specific ofenBe OF obstructln
9 trains and trespassing upon the prop
ertY ot the company. U
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