Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-28

the strike becoming general throughout
the country, Mr.. rowderly reiterated his
views as expressed IN The interview held
with him VI scranton II MIR Irons had
made any such statement he hid cx. a
ceeded his authority, which Is limited 10
District lot. "He even Eas NO power
over Districts ~ aud ~, which are co
operating WITH l0l, The strike has game
far enough, aud not another move must
be made without order oi the general ex-
enuiive huard" lie added 'prhis strike
originated in lOi. The general executive
board WAS never notified ot any grievance
IN that district until the strike had been
IN progress several days, and then no Of
iiclai notice WAS received until WE called
! for Il We were not asked 20 interfere,
nor have wc beon asked for assistance,
This strike has extended far enough, and /
must be settled where Il is. The state
ment that Il Is for the recognition ~ the |
Knights 81 Labor as an Organization Is I
erroneous, and Is against our advice and /
command, Thar the men have grievances
aud cause FOR complaint we believe % be |
true, but whether true or not, no harm |
eau come Of aninvcstigatio The monars
anxious for Il, and we can see no
reason why MIR. lloxle should fear u. We
are In favor of erdi0g the matter now,
4 ktlu VIII NWDluAt khAN fAOlNNAtiNh w wa
Gould, viz Let him appoint a commit
tee Of three and we will appoint a similar
committee. Then let these gentlemen se-
lect seventh, they to investigate tho
whole affair and make recommendations,
and we viii agree 70 abide by their de-
} oson. We will not ask for the retention
! OF any man who has been guilty OF any
= act OF violence 70 either person or prop.
erty, for we are not organized 20 promote
or shield wrong doing"
UNCLE sAM's sotDERs CAii.En OUT
!. ST. Lotus, Mo, March 25.-ln a0di-
! ton TO the dispatch from rittsburg re-
+ celyed here Last night 10 the eject that y
z company OF United States infantry had
+ passed through that city en- route from
/ New York TO this city, news was received
: this morning that two companies Of SOLE
y dlers had left Columbus, Ohio, destined
2 for ST, Louis II Is understood the Co
= luInbus detachment will be placed 10 20.
= sition to afford protection 20 East 81
i Louis interests II their sery.
ices should become necessary
+ This action is taken as precautionary
Y measure, basod upon information that
n the destruction OF property has beer
at threatened. A. a. Talnage, genera
e manager of the Wabash railroad, reoeiyet
Il telegram yesterday from Springfield
a. Ill. stating that their application 10 tbs
United States circuit court for projection
81 for the property Of that road had beef
II granted, aud last night United state
A. Marshal Weber and a force Of depnue
y; arrived IN East ST Louis 60 take charg
OF the yards aud property and To protec
y the employees of the wabash In the opnI
ny alton OF trains, which will lie run to.da
w on regular schedule time.
coi AIARaE FoRcr or rRoors ou1,
a ss; Ptrrsnuna, Pa, March 2T.--It Is no
IL i reporied thgL, fhe C0mpsny 81 Unite
y States infantry which passed throug
y, here yesterday morning, ON ronto TO y
Louis was only the advance guard OF
!. considerable force TO be concentrated
ID, the quarters threatened with riot aboI
err st. Louis and west OF that city, The OF
at Ger In command refused TO talk on q
'ed subject.
me- FREiGHT LEAVEs ST. touIs.
Its Sr, Louis, Mo-, March 97.-At III
to o'clock this morning freight train
me twenty cars was made up in the NILSSON
)py Pacific railroad yards, and under the pr
'de lection OF squad OF police made rs WI
the westward through the city uuinierrupt'
ger by any violence from the striking Knigh
cry OF Labor No crowd has gathered az q
the Yards, and none Of any extent ot any
70 the crossings.
ade THE SITUATION IN EAST ST. LOUIS.
ana ST.. LOUIS, Mo, March 27,-~lsyei
no thing in connection with the strike
py East st. Louis to-day has been very quit
leht No attempt has been made 10 run tfelp
MT trains on any OF the roads except
MT. burlington. The officials Of this 10
lhe tried to start train out over their tra'
rus but the engineer, at the request ~
d 70 strikers, deserted his post and his eng
PFC, was run back 10 the ronnd-house. Tn
,ten was no excitement attending the attem
ls No demonstration Of any kind occurr'
lol A TALK WITH rowpEItLY.
} M SCRANTON, Pa, March 2T.-ln an
ndI. teryiew, Mr. Powderly said "rhe str
all must be confined to the section In VIII
law. IL originated, aud must be settled Their
with When asked what authority there '
lesa for the statement OF Chairman Irons
sct- ST. Louis, published 70 the effect that
81 strike would prooabiy DO exten'
ould throughout the United States and melt
now all Knights OF Labor, regardless OF oc
M az patton, Mr.. P0wderly replied
~. ,tMr Irons has no authority whate
anon to make such statement That %
this can only come from the execn
E,,rs boatd. may say there 10 no dan
\ ID Whatever Of any such order being iss
,es,s at present Where the knights VI la
q n are on terms Of peace with their emp
~ era. their agreements aud contracts u
overl 30 lived up 20, no matter what may
at.on going on In smother part
ssiye the country Where no cont
on agreement exists between the
.,... bloyers aud employees, All dlferei
,,2Ists mn-t be settled through arpiirat
gith q This must and shall be the last strike
y and dertaken without full authority from
10 S aet executive board until after hariDg ma
i also thorough investigation Of the cause OF
lis 50 trouble and exhausted every posf
a ea q l,s means oi effrcuug a peaeeabie 81
IN and meni.r
MIR. powderly left Tor New YORK o.
eyed, B O'Clock train yesterday afternoon Y
,loyes tend meeting ~ the executive boat
.efier the Knights Of Labor 70 be held Their
by as. the purpose 81 formulating some
selves looking 10 IN early settlement Of
which troubles in the Southwest,
loided cossipgRfNG PowpERiY's pRorosil
y, and Naw YORK, March 27,--At i2'sC
which day SIR. powderly, master workmi
ployer the knights Of Labor, was waiting !
Il the Astor house for Mr.. GOnld's reply
note askiog for u conference. Mr..
y, derly's note 70 MI. Gould was =