Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-25
swIrcHMEN sATIsFIED.

wond guaraptee il would end the strike
far "a Kansas City is concerned, otnerWis
the demand would probably be reused.
swITCHMEN Satisfied.
KANSAS C1rY, Mo-, March AT is AZ
thentically reported that the sGltcnme
strike is settled, and the men VIII resum
work tomorrow morning.
The Kansas City Blockade Is kaised'
KANSAS. CrrY, March 24.-General Mar
sger Nsttleton, of the Kansas City ~
Scott and Gulf road, at whose once IN
conference of railway officials as held tbi
afternoon at 4 o'clock, gave notice thst
compromise had been effected wita switch
men, and that the men would return u
work at once. By the settlement the gen
ersl manager agree to grant sTitcnmei
the Chicago schedule prices. ihis raisec
the blockade from the city except as re
CARDS the Missouri Pacific. .-
Freight trains are rolling in ana out o !,
the yards to night and they will bs crowd
ed to their follest capacity for some days
Numerous trains had been side tracked II
the vicinity and will now be brought Tor
ward as rapidly IS possible.
May Strike at Chicago.
CHICAGO, March 24.--"The situs,ion IN
local railroad circles is becoming more and
more strained each hour" said an official
of one Of the railroads this morning
while do not look for strike on sll the
roads Just at present the outlook on the
Wabash is not at all reassuring.
This sentiment was verified by daily
News reporter. Engineers, 6remen and
ssitchmen, while they spoke gusrdedly on
the subject, admitted that il they received
orders ct any moment from the knights Of
Labor to go out they would not be surprised
The Missouri river roads with the excap'
ton of the Rock Islard, are accepting
all but perishsble freight for points west oi
htchison, Bas., St. Joseph, Mo, and Law,
renee, Kss. Freight is also taken for
Kansas City but for points beyond it is
shipped by some other city. The Rock
Island is refusing freight for Kansas City
and all points west Of those named.
The Fifth Futile Attempt
OMAHA, NEB., March 24-The fifth fu'
tile sttemp of the Missouri Pacific to move
freight trains out of this city occurred to-
day. At 2 o'clock an engine and csboose
started out with the intention of picking
up cars at Papillion. Just outside the city
Knights OF Lsbor killed the engine and
ran it on the belt line track where they
left it guarded.
Delegates are here from Cheyenne, Lar
annie, Rawlins and Denver tcr the purpose
of securing q revision OF trsinmens wages
on the western branches. An important
meeting was held this afternoon. all the
Knights of Labor Assemblies in the city
being represented. 1t is generally under.
stood that the Union Pacific will be asked
to readjust wages. 1t is probable the de-
mand will be made tomorrow.
The Strikes Effect.
la SALE, ILL, March 2+.-Tbe railroad
strike is doing great damage to this part
Of the State Mstheson 4 Hegler received
their ore for the manufacture of zinc from
Missouri and have but small quantity OF
the u.;n2ral and cannot get any shipments.
If these works are compelled to close down
one thousand men will be temporarily
thrown out of employment and at least siX
hundred more man in the Peru zinc works
will also be laid Oft.
YRrdmen Strike.
Sr. JOSEPH, Mo, March 2i.-At noon
10 dsy the yardmen in the Hannibal 4 st
Joe and the Kansas City, St. Joe l. Coun'
Gil Bluffs railway yards struck, and freight
trafc is entirely suspended.
THE STRIKE GENERAL.
Sr. JOSEPH, Mo-, March 24.-There
are six roads running into St. Joseph-the
Hannibal & ST. Joseph, the Council Blnfs
Missoa1; Pecisc, Rock Island, and the
Grand Island, Nebraska I; 81. JOSEPH apd
Des Moines. 1t is supposed that all these
lines are involved. A report says the
strike is general.
The PitlsburE Gar Strike.
PH1LAbELrEIA, PA., March 2f-At g
mass meeting Of street car drivers and
conductors last night it w&s decided to
abide by the agreement Of the arbitration
committee and wait until April fret fol
the answer of the Board Of Presidents
Representatives of many of the roads ex
pressed desire to stop work at once bl
It was decided to r6n tie cars out thi'
moraiug aS usual.
Dayton Strikers.
DAYTON, O, March 25-The strike
among the drivers Of the Third Street ca,
Line still continues with no prospect OF {
settlement in view. From FIVE 10 sil
thousand men are now congregated in tht
vicinity of the West End stables expectiD!
that the company will make ans;rer at
tempt 10 run their cara. But this will no
be done for the present. The OakwooC
line struck at noon to-day and it IS ex
pected that the Fifth and Wayne stree
lines will follow in the strike 10 morrow
TIE molders Of the city are all oi
duty to day not 90 stake puy Il R!d "a
railroad strikers. All the employees of tb
GNss cigar mandatory struck to-day q
10 o'clock because the proprietors refuse
to make it union factory.
Not Settled Yet.
PIrrsBuRG, Pa, March 24.-The difel
spces between the Leader Publishing CO
AMI tie typographical puIon hsys a.
been settled. 4 conference vas bel
this afternoon ct which ID
publishers OF tho l4esde o
Tered 10 sign the aoale but refused to di
charge any of their old Workmen, and th
conference adjourned. All but Que of th
non union men employed on the Leade
have applied for admission to the KING hI
; Of tsso;.
An Injunction AgSinsr a Onion,
CHICAGO, March q -Bruschke & Rick
furniture manufacturers, to-day decided
ask for su injunction against the Furni;ur
Workers Union No. as an organizatio
end It's sixty.four members individually,
prevent 'ipieEeting oi tls tsctosy, vAet
q strike is in progress. BY 'picketiug Il
firm mean that the strikers have guard
along all streets leading TO the factory, 3
whom non.union hsnds who might be goir
there u work are intercepted and discou
aged
A Railroaders' Petition.
L EnEAUsEE, Wis. March 2t-A PEI
tion IN beinC cireujatad foY siQnAtuf