Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-20
/. .,,ne AZ washington Under
nspIces Of the knights
Of Labor.
.,.,.,.c car Lines Rnnnius in
10 Freight BLOCKADE
il East st. Louis

Iiiau 70 the stilhS az 'HN " - y, ~
IKE assemblage warmly
\. sst Notwithstanding East ST.
mora blood would be
L. troubles in America
" bhllct, The workingmen q
RIA settle their battles with
j representative q the gen
n Il the Knights Of Labor,
\ cotslhginen were the people
A TIKI This country. Jay
4 4 vanderbilt aud Tom
4 TAUGHT them communism,
n soclalism, organization, de-
"a IA eternal living God they
4 sv mat teaching lie summed
III Citation of the present
alilpg the man Of America as
y civilized Harvard college
Hnulbal.
,.I, TIE UP IN NEW YORK.
ADril l9.-With the eX.
Hlghth and Ninth avenues, The
&1ich horse cars usually run
and quiet to-day. All the
I'm. drivers, conductors and
4aye concluded to take a holt
bathy with their brethren on
#ayenae line. The executive
Empire Protective associa-
4 Ia last night to tie up
oads In the city, but
Eighth and Ninth avenue
Ia the men on those roads
#eyances. President Lyon OF
enue line said yesterday: "1i
,rlSers desire to return to
N must do it at once. The
M placed themselves in such q
q they will have to make per.
tations to me, and they will
& back in a body"
4 the railroad commission to
IN Chairman 0'Connell of the
association, "whether or NOT
|,enue company is violating its
nc city by not running the
+ Ter OF cars for the accommo.
10 public. To show up the
ae company to run its cars will
d our battle before the com
ID entire police force of the
q on duty since 8 O'Clock this
III the street-car stables are
detacnments Of police, and the
~ which the lines run are filed
soats."
I'D tie-up has been ordered Sc
II the directors of the Third
ITO yield to the demands OF
The men ordered out on o
e lines feel very bitter over
the committee in stopping
<fey state that "this general
Ness is being run into the
MOTT THE WESTERN UNION.
I'D, Pa, April l9.-Mastel
fans Of District Assembly 70I
AZ Labor, whose headquarters
ihy, said that the Knights Of
district will raise $4,000
$4,000 for the Southwestern
& will proceed at once to hoy.
ern Union Telegraph com
tbeginnlng of the Knights o.
Sainst Gould. They will ash
y inen not to patronize the
Ion, and those who persist II
~ be boycotted.
NJ JESS AT A sTANDsTILL.
y ILL, April l9.--Buslness ha:
~ suspended in the yards o.
NC and Michigan Southern
NC the switchmen struck. Al
|1 morning the freight Off
every thing quiet. No at
Zen made yet to move freight
m ACCOUNT OF DULL TIMES.
ILL, April 19.-The canning
at Armour & Co.'s packing
N<en closed, Nearly 600 mer
dismissed, Mr.. Armour sale
~ TO close owing to tie dull.
and the large stock on hand
CARS RUNNING.
'& ILL, April ia Soutl
n lal says a crowd of some two
& congregated around tn,
lfound-houses of the Lake
higan Southern railway a
street this morning. The
y {ne crowd was composed OF
sympathizers.
lttee of safety, which :he
plnted to LOOK out for Tho
me company and to- proven
4 property or violence to tht
snd AT $3.50 this morning
rded by two deputies lef
pse and proceeded to where
|R rator cars and one common
4Bse stood. The engine wai
Il aud with two policemen
each end of the cars tn,
Started up. A dozen meI
climbed up on top of thu
the brakes. The train be
? aud in a moment came Il
rhey uncoupled every car
was struck by either tn,
men, The town of LAX
ty police on the scene.
MADE AN ISSUE.
H., April 10. 1T is statet
horlty that the Lake Shor,
fose to make the presen
folute Issue as to their RICH
Pn-union men, and also {,
protection. The failure 0
ake police to protect thei
inst the strikers win b.
showing that the tow
not afford protection, an,
ld governor in turn win b
ssistauee.
y p. q o, oPEN.
L. April l9.--All the Bait
strikers went back TO worI
This morning. The non
probably be sent out o.
N NORMAL CONDITION.
Mo-, April la.-The Brids,
bsit Line companies hsvl
Fed q sufficient number o
all their engines an,
' they announce THAR raadi