Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-10
saiiag at Enon Between the Farm
ors and Knights--The Mission
Of the Galyestonians,
es.;fation Of Strike Troubles Be.
an at Marshall by order
Of Judge Pardee.
1trt to BIO Made by The Knights of
kabor 10 Cut on the missouri
Pacific Coal supply.
rotIrluAI flENnENclrs.

l}pfIn Texas is fact which we'll
s!Iof'red members do not even pretend
ltjiE The exact nature OF these can
'tf tftourse, be definitely known by an
tsi9ef, but sufficient Is known to var
the assurance that tic agitation goes
Y me teganic constitution OF the order.
Instance, Il meeting OF the
4fu6fk' alliance was held at Enon yes
iaY. Delegates attended it from every
cel aesenbly Of the knights Of Labor
{, EortN Worth, and rumor says that they
t>ve VIII them a proposition TO unite the
|niahfs aud allinnce men in this county
9Th pChtical domination rs ono Of the
lssiec1s IN view. What success attended
,eif mission ASS not yet been learned
fO1t3ER INTERESTING CIRCUMSTANCE
connected with the presence ia this
w d Nessrs. Finley, Farrell and Pear
,nl titfee knights, whose arrival from
ntifesten was noted q day or two ago
sfeY feturned home yesterday. II leaks
~ noV that trey came here for the pur-
JAe happening Is the executive board
iRtq raise the Mallory boycott. It
ems that they have been working 10
. Us 2end for several months
20 executive board has so far
is understood that the three gentlemen
, fsnSd will return to the attack in n dav
two. Two factions exist among the
ioights at Galveston, one OF which. led
= County Treasurer Burk, editor of fine
gan OF the order, is vigorously opposed
the policy OF the executive board of
u, declaring that it leans too much To
Hikes. Finley, Farrell and Pearson be.
ng 70 this wing. The bitterness en-
lndered at Galveston has spread
rpnghout the state, and these three
sntlemen received very chilly reception
Fort Worth
VHh MEANING OF THE FLAG.
a GAmTTE reporter learned yeste rdav
rough reliable sources the real object
Mrs. Eagan in tagging the ill-fated
al train 10 the Missouri Pacific wards
Inst Saturday. The plan was, so it is stated,
'r the Women, three OF whom were on
ve grounds, to kill the engine. They mad
eea given instructions thotmorning how
perform the operation. 1t Was thought
PAT il they failed in the attempt there
ouldat least be no danger in it, because
their Sex. The intention was to bring
ae train to halt, and before anybody
2nld discern their purpose for the
omen to kill the engine. 1t happened.
oweyeT, that the engineer paid no at
entiOnto the flag, and the train went on
iss fate.
4 "REMINISCENCES.
An episode which never got into print.
1it which created no small degree of ex-
itement at the time 1t occurred, ushered
last Sunday morning. Winchesters at
hat time were as thick about the depots
4 Obioans around government vacancy.
cafringe which evidently contained four
omates OF tough variety passed the
'exas Pacific freight-oilce going south
short time after midnight. The men
ot 10 discussing something which APP
arently aroused their angry passions.
he uriver shouted tdon't shoot"
bid In an instant formidable look
~ six-shooter was seen protruding
ON the carriage window. Several
anBers were near the depot, and think
az this demonstration meant an attack,
ney sent volley from their Winches-
srs Into the carriage. The fire was re-
urned aud twenty-five or thirty shots
sere exchanged. Strange to say, nobody
sas hurt at least so far as
my one knows, although the
.iage. The driver hurried his horses on
III LILY CotlAd-N OdClCu Oub VI NlGW,
laving the identity OF its inmates mys-
my.
A RUSHING BUSINESS.
| The Missouri Pacific and Texas & Pa
nc each had heavy traffic yesterday.
Tx frclght trains came in from the west
|nd live from the east over the Texas &
acitlc, and the Missouri Pacific received
We trains from each direction, north and
putin.
AsLANnER ON THE COWBOYS.
a seiistyled warning" ornamented
iith piece Of red ribbon, was found
ostod up in various places yesterday
Forming. 1t was fair specimen of pen
anship aud read as follows:
ITO The travelling Public; As Gould
as depied organized labor the right of
FILTRATION irfS the present struggle be-
ween labcr andNmonopoly, you are here
ywarned not to sacrifice life and limb
y travelling on his trains till he recog-
ICES nrbitration. Cow BOYS"
NEW MEN SECURED.
81. louis, Mo, April 9.--The foreman
the Wabash yards in North ST. Louis,
here the men went out yesterday on a
&fike In support of the Knights OF Labor,
Eiegraphed to Moberly last night for new
ltt}t W VI Vic llaNtS Va OuC SVllhNLHi uuu
iis morning there arrived from that city
ghteen switchmen and yardmen. Tney
ere Immediately put to work removing
ie blockade of freight in the Wabash
ards and everything is now moving along
lere as smoothly as If there had never
cen Strike.
READY FOR AN ATTACK.
Sr. LoUIs, Mo-, April I'm East st.
oUis To-day the strike situation remains
nchanged. Small crowds of strikers are
5neregated around the different yards,
al then have made no violent demonstra-
ona nor threats. At the different roads
eiglst IS being received. Several heavily |
slhn trains haze been started out with
ut Interference, and the business Of the
sFerHl roads &c progressing without in
rfuption. The officials of the different
fAds, however, are evidently not certain
iat Il demonstration BY the strikers SINH
ftp that which occurred on last
feslfesday win not be repeated, and
epnts marshals and sheriffs, armed with
'iDchester repeating rifles, are kept on
* EpaTd 10 protect the company's en-
IoYes and property.
FIREMyN DIsCHA RGED.
Sri Louis, Mo-, April 9.-Master Me-
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