Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-24
A FEVERISH FEELING.
u'oomN Grave, POrtentous, Serious
and Alarming Are the Words
Now Most in Vogue.
merchants, Manufacturers, Siockmcp.
A'iSans, All Feel the Evil Effects
Of the Great Strike.
pay OF Excitement nj Denlson and
'A'.n's"n r Another Effort to move
feishis at e. Louis Elsewhere.
IN rnRr mnnru

"sns at e. Louis Elsewhere.
IN FORT woRTu.
The subject OF the strike Il leco,,,r,
interestingly mouotonous here oss
wish Is on the tongue of nll--that i, NO !.
end speedily and cud for an time ina
situation IL beginning 10 be felt yarr
Heenly by a number OF the strikers'
who have families 10 support and ,shnsd
resources are about exhausted Ren,s
and grocery bills continue Ia acopmn,ate
aud they have no money with winch IN
mret them except the small snms c,n.
triouted by other lodges OF the knights
lot Labor. Unless sometime IL Una
soon these people will be left destitute
ana with the dullrst season az Inc yesr
approaching, the outlook for them Is moi
1 very encouraging, The one hone
which sun Inspires all Is that In some
way which no one can even guess mn nd.
lustment OF the troubles win be broneht
about and the men given their places
back again.
Gen. Cabell came over from Dallas YES
terdny accompanied by several depuiies
lie IL looking closely after the projection
OF The property of the read and Its new
employees
The opinion was given by well.posted
Official yesterday that within ten tlays The
Texas & Pacific would not have d va.
caney in any department. The %, atest
nilllcnlty, he said, was In secnf-
Ing section men, because the old EN-.
ployes inundated the new men, but
the former are gradually being moved out
OF the section-huuses and thus cut adrift,
are seeking employ mt elsewhere.
The following Is being widely circu-
lated
In order to prevent any apprehension on
We part ~ the employee OF the ceiyors Of the
IeNhs Paciu failsay The following Official
n emplo cs WAC have already or are con
templaiing DING 10 Eort for tho company, who
perform { lelr dulles faithfully and sadsfaco o.
NV. VIII not be removed under nny ctr nm
stances TO make place Tor any persons who may
apply hereafter.
No man who ais the above requirements
shall be removed until is case has been re.
feTred TO nd scte upon BY lhs onicers II tho
road. Ample accommodations and good hoa q
WIZ DC finished by The company At reduced
rates for tic employees at Marshall
Full pr t'cilun n the right 10 lbor furni. he'd
by order OF the United Statcs circuit conrt
Il q Wa BLOCK,
Agent for the Receivers.
HOT At DENIsoN.
Special 20 the Gazette.
DRNIsoN, Tx, March 20 AT o'clock
to-day engine No so, with full crew,
backed into the yard and coupled on TO
some cars east OF the freight depot. A
large crowd at once assembled, but no
interference with the work was attempled.
international & Great N rthern car $50
and refrigerator ear 1919, both loaded
with city freight, Were successfully
switched to the wagon track. II depot
aud eisratchers' oiilcesa and yard premises
were literally jammed with strikers, citl-
zens aud employees. None OF the sberiff's
posse, with their threatening looking
Wlnchesiels, were visible, but II was I'M
dersiood that they were within call At
this luncture the passenger train from
Mineola arrived and engine No, 80 went
up into the yaid until she passed In. AT
2 O'Clock engine No. 30 again backed into
the ward ami this time brought Missouri
Pacific car No. 1858 into the house track,
As she was entering the strikers began TO
crowd up, and It was believed an attemp
TO kill the engine would be made. As II
by magic, a detachment Of the armed
sherlff's posse appeared on the track,
and, placing themselves In front OF the
engine drove back the strikers at the end
of their guns Men with their deadly
weapons appalled, the crowd and the
| strikers, and they began to move. All OF
the posse looked grim md determined,
and II was evident that they meant TO re-
pei the strikers with extreme measures II
necessary. Five Of the strikers, Jerry
Knapp, w. NJ. Eaton, NJ J. Murray, John
Baxter and VIM, Shamrock W. r. ARR sted
ana taken to jail under an armed escort.
After an hour or 30 the prlsoners we're
taken before Recorder Nevlns for pre-
llmlnary examination, aud were bound
over In the sum Of $500 each for their APP
peSrance this morning Ball was promptly
given by the strikers friends and they
were allowed 10 go. Engine No. 80 Is
still in the yards strongly guarded, and
the end Is not yet It's thought On ut.
tempt will be made to run out freight
train this morning. Guards are stationed
on all the railroad property, and no one Is
allowed In the yard, unless he has husl-
ness. A strong guard Is stationed at the
Red river bridge i've miles north ~ this
city, under charge Of a deputy sheriff
The railroad company has offered re
wsrd Of $500 for the apprehension Of the
IA ties who entered the yard aud round
house on the night Of The goth inst. and
committed acts VI vandalism aud dtpre-
datlons, aud 1t seems as IL the company
1. drt' rmined, ifposslble, to discover and
punish The perpetrators.
At his hour, l0 p. m, Sheriff Douglass |
was SIN SWEARING IN deputies aud placing |
them ON guard although everything 10
quiet. The Grayson rides, a military
at Sherman with roltof about
6fty, has been placed at the disposal Of
Sheriff Douglass and can be secured NJ q
moments notice.
The Kuights Of Labor began the publ.
cation of All evening paper in Dtnison to-
diy. II is neat little sheet, seemingly
devoted 10 the cause and Inter SIS Of The
Heights OF Labor. The first Issue. con-
iained several hots at the Morning News
and prominent citizens, which will prob
ably lead 10 new chapter Ia the war.
The Morning News moved It's Office up
over the Wells-Fsgo express Office t0-
day, and on sccouDt II not being able 10
yet gas fixtures ready IN time failed 10
issue paper on the morning OF the 2gd