Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07

hniNha 81 Labor This action was taken
NJ q means 20 force The railroads 20 &C.
code 20 the demands Of the strikers AZ
Marshall, who recently ceased work be-
cause, as they state, one of their men
was dischaivcd without cause
rnRN eise rr GOV nRowN
81 loUir, Mo-, March G,-Arho knights
oi Lahor,or more particularly this hraEch
OF that order, has been IN pretty oontln.
nous secret sessions all day aud niaht.
Their proceedings are not known, but one
~ the speakers at The meeting said 10
A. reporter to-night sit N our
purpose 90 stop every wheel on the Gould
system II Cahlll H. not rcinstated in his
position In tho car.shops at Marshall.
The executive committee statedit u pfet.
" certain Gov. Brown, receiver of the
Texas 4 Pacific, VIII yield when he secs
that the knights aro determined, lie viii
coll upon na ford conference by Monday
There are now a0cQ men out, hut the
committee has not ordered out the
sWitc'lncn, yardmen or hfNkumun, who
Number about four thousand, ~
nothing Is heard from Gov, brown Mon
dog those men win be ordered out Then
VIII como the engineers, hromcnI
and conductors. They do not be,
long 70 us, hut We can
bring them out bat we thlnk
the strike has gone lar enough NOW 20
show the Texas s Pacific foceiyera what
\ they have TO deal with, and Il II likely
/ they win be asked by the other four
roads IN the system, which are ineou.
vcnlcncod 10y the strike, 70 confer with
the committee as soon a. possible and
arrang, tho diillculiy,"
There was report ia circulation TO,
night that The Yardmen In the Missouri
! Pacific yards ut the western union do.
| pot yards had struck, but II was ahoer.
tained that the men we're all at work up
10 & o'clock
rIE NRCEtyKRa MAD.
special 20 the Gazette
| NEw ORiEAhs, March 0.-~'rhc oillclals
OF the Texas 8 Pacific railroad haro
seem very arm ON The subject Of the
strike, Gov. Brown, receiver OF the
road, has telographcd To Col. w. h.
whcolock, late vice president Of the
New Orleans branch aud IN charge OF ita
affairs here, ~ follows
II the men who were In our service on
Monday, March /, 1886, desire 70 40 90
work Tor the same rate Of pay they were
receiving, the receiver win employ them
ut that rate tomorrow morning nj tho
have griYAnCes which arose since tho
appointment Of the receivers we will
hear them fairly and Justly
at Marshall ON day 10 be named BY the
aggrloycd parties after the grievance ID
fully stated, but wa reserve the right u
discharge any man for good cause We
also reserve the right 10 reduce tho force
aa the emergency OF business may require
: OH proper notice, The court has author,
iled tho receivers to close any shops or u
cease operating the read or any part ol
II, whenever they deem " wise or pru'
dent, but we don't wish TO do so II the
! employees will cooperate with us IN u,
same spirit OF fairness or pr0mptnoaa
I We win certainly deal with them on nj
questions, IL proper also 70 state tina
4 II the places OF ANY meu who have qul
Z our employment have since boon alto,
4, by other men we cannot uis
. miss such men az came 10 on
= aid 20 enable rs 10 move the commerce
: Of the country and 20 serve tho public 10
. the purpose OF restoring the origna
parties 10 employment
9 Judge Par,isa 0i the United Statc
y Circuit court, Issued nn order few day
y ago, inatructlng the receivers to apply I,
= the United states marshal ~ furnish
u posse aud other assistance whenever TIM
. was needed TO protect the road, dcelarlni
q the road 10 be under the protection Of th'
]. United States courts, M II ~ now In tb,
. hands OF rrGolycr, when asked whetho
q tho road intended 10 put this order n
I operation, Mr. Wheeler replied can
i say That action depends upon th
9 strikers entirely, One thing IN certain
q and that In that the receivers don't lntru,
d 10 eat dirt, A. long as the inen ON III
\ New Orleans division remain loyal, u
y they have In the past, that division wi
u be kept running, even II II IL at a loss I
o the company. We propose 10 prOtce
0 them 10 the fullest extent,
1EounLn Ar ma SPRINGS,
NEW ORLEANS, la, March G,-Go'
y sheldon has received q dispatch froI
y Gov. Brown from Dallas, Tex, uotliyin
II him that about 100 masked men radc
" the round.b house NJ Big springs yesteI
" day and disabled several engines, reno,
B. Ing some portions OF tho machinery, while
c they eecrcted. All Offices west ~ Cole
4 RADIO will be discontinued. +. u, Wheeler
i manager oi the New Orleans division
saya there has been no dissatisiactio
,, Expressed by the employees Of his dlyIhl0
and no trouble II npprohonied On th
4 end OF the road.
sr Al KANSAS CITY.
10 special 10 the Dahotte.
A, KANSAS Cry, Mo-, March 0,-At
81 given slgpnl to-day the m,n employed
m the Missouri Pacific switch yards, r0nn'
4. mousse, etc, 10 the number VI 100, strut
d. and al work ia the yards was 6nHpende
40 The strike Ia the result OF trouble on u
Of Texas g. Pacific and caused BY an order
se HE knights " Labor 70 boycott ffeig
Nc for that road All Is qu OF. Tho men a
10 holding meeting Tonight. The Nilsson
in Pacific IL entirely tied ~ and the NOV
Nc mont Of freight stopped,
~, RSiunTA IN arcnEr COUNCIL
oi KANSAS CRY, Mo-, March G.-~lho ~
he ia the Missouri Pacific freight yards a.
adj work to-day, stopping business IN Z
u wards About forty men have gone OF
rn There ~ no trouble IN tho Wabash YARD
rs The Missouri Pacific repi
be shops and rolnd-h0usc men a.
nt went out, making In
81 about i7b men. No freight trains ha
In been sent out Tonight, but paasonR
trains ARE running Ae usual, Al atlemI
70 gain information from officials
I'M strlkefa proved futile, no Que being
.es clincd 10 talk. Tho Knights Of Labor q
DC 10 secret council Tonight