Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15

otNth ~ ttiuN HtAi II HaslNt INV tttl
that their cgnse isa lust ono and that
right viii triumph Ia &c end. Az occa.
sional frclght-traln Is passing westward
but are not moving az an at night,
AT Rnosm.
Special 20 the Gazette
RnoME, Tx, March ii.--ruhiic sonii.
ment Il about equally divided on the
question Of TIE strike. 0nf merchants
are suffering some Inconvenience there.
itoa, although our road mon aru rot s,un.
necte, whit
wArJSa.
Special 10 the Gascue.
DALLAS, TN, March rs. Tnercis no
change IN the situation OF the strike here
to-day. IL seems that the authorities,
strikers aud al, are, Ike Dickens sit.
cawber, iostgwaitlng for sonrthlui 70
turn mp"
AZ nuRp.
srecisl to the Gazette,
BAmn, Tx, March rhero !, no
change IN the strike hero. an trains are
running and the strikers arc still aem and
hopeful,
80 DEVELOPMENTS
special to the Gazette,
iiGG SrIuNUs, Tisx March ~ Every
thing quiet and no now developments In
strike matters,
Al rARsoNa
PARSONS, kAs., March "a ,'lhe Il NJ
| skirmish OF the strike was had to-day
when the officials OF tile company tried to
I run freight train, and resulted I'm a vic
| tory Tor the strikers Tine ttgln was run
1 ig0m Musk0geo through the Territory IN
| charge of a united States marshal, and
| when Il reached thc Kansas line was
| turned over to Sheriff Woadiord
The train was sdu.tracked az Oswogo, a
small station fourteen miles south OF
here, hui lnanaged TO get of there and
reached Parsons az I O'Clock This morn
INK, The strikers had pntois out and
whom the train came TO a haltun the rail.
road crossing, The engine was uncouplcd
from the train, the Ore pulled and the ca
| glpe had scarcely enough steam 10 slowly
run ia 10 the rOund.h0use, thu sheriff sit
ting on The engine pOwerlcSr Superin.
tendent Golden had an cnglae ready 70
! take train out, ana the sheriff, Judge
| kko and a few others were
on the engine ready TO go with the train
As the engine pulled out ~ The round.
house a passing swltch-eugine was ran
| down on the track In such q way as 10 hn-
pede lbs progress, aud the freight was
surrounded by so many mUu that It had
20 stop. The swltch.engne was run up
TO the ireight-engine aud the irright-eu.
/ glnewas soon being pushed with light
Ming speed back to Che ronnd.houSc,
where the fire was drawn The sheriff Is
stil here but no demonstrations have
beon mado and IL Is claimed hy some that
the narshals Of the Territory have been
! "a, 70 all .It.. a.
ont ills now apparent that The engineers,
fremcn and hrakencn are friendly TO the
strikers, and Il IL doubtful II they will
work II The company gets other men,
~ 81 LOUIS
ST, LouIs, Mo-, March "a State la.
Dor Commissioner hoChil2ky arrived here
! last night from Jefferson CITY aud held
! conferences In regard TO tho settlement
of the strike, but declined 10 aay who he
| conferred with or what was done Nor
would ho say what IL any, relations he
holds 10 either side ia the contest. He
! did say howevcri "rhe stfihet Is a mis-
,tals-aSd ~ isEsiy opihi6n the, 81. knights
Of Labor reslize the fact, aud baslna nv
opinion on that View OF the situation II Il
more than probable that within four DAYS
the trouble VIII be settled, freight trains
be running and the embargo upon com.
merce raised,p
When asked II negotiations were now
! pending between the Missouri Pacian
company and knights of Labor ho re-.
/ piled 81 do not feel az liberty 10 an-
swer that question dircctlyi ! simply say
that the strike Is 10 "A fair way OF settle
ment aud without the Interference Of
some unforeseen issue viii be at an end
| within the next three or four days.
Nj K0chitzky left for Stdaia this
morning for the purpose, Il Is pndcrstood,
OF consulting With leading knights at
that place.
The local situation IN regard to the rail.
! road strike IL entirely unchanged and tho
| day passed without even an Incident
worthy Of note. The police have been on
guard In the Pacific yards ana nobody
WAS admitted TO them without PASS
| from some railroad Official. The strikers
also have been very queti none oi them
have attempted 70 Visit the yards or 10 IN
| any way trespass on the compAnys prem.
ises, An attempt will be made in the
moiningto moyefreighttrainsaud the
| present Indications there VIII 30 no inter.
| ference "a the yards, but what Will be done
| outside Of them or after the trains have
| left The city nobody can tel. special
| 70 the Globe-Demociat from Sedalia says
! the "Executlte committee oi the Brother
| hood OF Locomotive EUgincors, OF which
| w. Is Yeddcr Is chairman, will meet
! there tomorrow % determine what course
| the engineers shall pursue In regard 10
/ the strike. This committee represents
( 1900 engineers Ia the following divisions
/ ~ Louis, CarDndolet and De soto, Mo-;
| little Rock, Arki Palestine. Marshall
and Deuisou, Tex, and Parsous aud
Atchison, KS, aud lis decision VIII bind
all these engineers.
so yIoLENcK
KANSAS CTY, Mo-, March IA The
| Missouri Pacific road made request Of
The authorities for force Of mllt %
guard ihoir property, but 81 was refused
on The ground that no VIOLENCE had been
committed
AnrHuR on THE sIRfRH
CLrsELAND, ONO, March ~ NJ
Arthur, grand chief brotherhood u Lo-
connective Engineers, was asked BY an IN
tefylewer
GLOW does The brotherhood regard the
present strike on the Could sybtnmf"
"Weli,N was the guarded reply, 1--WE
sympatbize with labor ever Bhelc ~ IL
Efforts 10 obtain fair play al tbs hands Of
corporations, but II j. hardly Within my
province ~ pass upon the merits 81 mo
ease now ~ question. Our order II OPP
posed 10 strikes, and We believe TINT az
duration and peaceful motn0ds viii ac-
compiish ali that can be asked l5rif our
cause u a Just and right 0nei u Il q not,
wc cannot expect success. Tho strike ~
tho last and desperate resort, ara h is