Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-22

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bakers OF u J Milltf ana O. p,a.
sNeaus9 tne pfopriclors, who had NJ.
VsHtly increased their employees vages
aud shortened their hours. ,,onid ~.
agree % such an atranaemenf foy m q,
dehniio period. ~
NniuSrARY fNcRnAse.
MovN1 PrEAssNr, Pa. April d 1bis
lyNerlug the Coke syndicate postes
throughout tbs Connellsgille rerion \
pollee voluntarily Advancing wages ~ ihs
miners and ooke-drawcrs from 10 ! Il nor
eant. at'or May ! The Increase afects
~ the 10000 men who took paft M the
recent successful strAe. ''V
% OPERATIVE srnKr AND RASR
tilfsNuRG, Pa, April ALL. Jarret.
eN-lreeldeni OF the Amslgamated A ssoeia.
uoh ul IRON and Steel Workers. ana Az.
drew Carnegie, tho millionaire iron mos.
Yer, nave ia contemplation the oraan31a.
non OF an immenoe co-opsratiye store ana
pank The stock is 10 DO taken bv mem,
OstS OF labor organizations exclns,yelv
ana no person win be pernitted 10 nave
more than $500 worth OF stock. m ire
scheme Is successful, stores win NJ
started IN number of cities In different
parts OF the country,
Apis,lD OF vIorENas.
81 LOUIS, Mo-, April q .-SeVerai men
enployeu oy the Caicago, Burlington 4
Vuih'9 ana the louisville s Nashville
Iallroau companies to M the places of
Wy sulk'ng knights OF Labor quit work
tuls morning, giving as their reason that
they were afraid Of yIolencn Irom ~,
strikers should they continue Longer a.
the company's employ. Not ennnch NJ
these men stopped work, however. 10 s,.
rioualy Interfere with the runninr Of
trains, ant the companies business con.
tlnues uninterrupted
MRss GRaY's BoYCorrERs.
NEw foRK, April 81 Seven OF Mrs
Gray's bakery boycottets were Indicted
yesterday by the grand jury for misdc.
meanor aud conspiracy by coercion.
They were arrested and furnished bail 70
await trial. Six other parties were In.
dicted, but thus fur they have eluded arrest.
TliR siruAIiok IN NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, April 81 1T Is talked
about among the strikers, as Il yns on
Monday, that unless speedy ngre euent
Is reached theywill stop every means OF
public conveyance IN the CITY by tearlnp
up the surface aud elevated roads and
even the ferry -boa,s.
Railroad commissioners finding their
mission was at an end, started for hloauy
ulls hiernooni leaving the road and the
strikers 10 fight II out
Counsel for the strikers will next
week lay before the commission
charges against the road for VIC.
lating It's charter In not
running cars regularly, in not reducing
lts fares when earnings were more than
10 per cent. OF It's capital stock.
The executive board Of tho Empire
Protective association this afternoon is.
sued card TO the public denying It's sym.
pathy wi h resorts to violence.
There Is very little possibility that the
Third Avenue Railroad company will
change Its position. There is nothing
lef' tor employees TO do but 20 return to
work upon az favorable terms as they
can make Already the places Of
many OF them are 1lled by new men
whom they can't dlsplace. There
are many complaints made by the men
who were compelled 10 go out on the
strike because ordered 10 do 30, and they
are anxious TO get back to work Proba-
billties are that II orders are not issued
for them to return 10 work tomorrow
many of themwill 20 back without ORDERS.