Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06

all questions Of dliieranuutwepn the
employees 40 Characterization II
4 sefoed thar the Dfy Doisast Bread.
way and Battery linos VII Included IN
The same agreements ~ thlanilc roAde
~ brooklyn,
lSgntdl W. J ihCtieoN, Pres
ON receiving the doen1, Comma
eloncr o'DOnnnil Al once rned 90 New /
YORK and Went 20 the ntral Labor
Union hail on East Eighthreet, whore ,
the executive committee IN acsalon |
10 submitted the propopn 20 them
and II was accepted pWm, Delegates
from The different roads ted ~ once
70 notify Che men 10 be re- 20 start the
cars Ut O'Clock y i'm.
Joseph n'Donaoll said a reporter
"All The surface roads start 81 ?
O'Clock y, Nv, The position IRON
Richardson has been acced Cpmmis-
nioner o'D0nneli will bho arbitrator,
and will apnf0ss OF tho tice II IL o.
great Victory fof u.s."
Car No. ip6 Of the Fob Avenue eur.
lace road WAS tho nfst teach the city
hail this afternoon. II ched the stand
AZ 1920 clock covered ith brandsnew
btooms
Viii NNeont no rInoNuotr,
ArmNurtrlp, utuo, darch 81 The
committee teproschtiuI tho dinorent
knights ~ Labor ofgikations held .
meeting for The puipona urganlling an
executive board. 10 q board will ho
referred oil quostionsbparlng on the
situation. Thu men nnrstand from the
intefvlaw With MIR, Wtncy, published
yesterday, ihst aibltraln is out OF the
question, and while nolng "a said, II u
very probable that a hcott win hc or.
dotcd There IN pcricordcr aud NO In
dlcaiion Of violence,
All TfiNua ~ nKrof ruE srnitSr.
NKw YosK, Mareh6,. Al y. m
crowds wore gnlhgd at the east
aide stables Of the " dock linea a.
Grand aud Corlcar eirda messenger
came running through 10 streets aud do
liVcrcd message 10 u officials Of TN
company II WAS u official notn
cation that tho stNc was cndo'
aud the mun were ready 10 ~
sumo work, II gaa signed D.
thr cheirmue OF tho executive oommitte,
Tho stable doors WEI unharrcd an
thrown open, The crold undorHtood III
meaning Of lhis aud churcd. Car No,
rolled out Of tho dept aud was 500
adorned with now bromH aud tlagH.
started amidst cheers rom the crowd
was lllod with friend OF the strikor
Nobody thought OF paying fare aud all n
way ioItho poetoillrc theo WAS an oyatlol
The strikers Of the Avenue u aud Avenl
u cars marched 90 the fouftHen'
Strcetslables. Inspector Byrnos ana y
mon were there,
AZ 1880 ., m. the d,ora were opon'
and The tiablemcn and hitchors mnrch
In and took % THEIR csats aud went
work. II was 2,i0 p IN. WHOM u bobt
car of the Avenue ID limo drove out Ia
the ehonting crowd aud rnmbled along
iho first trip. Car "a oi the Avenue
line soon followed, aud the nominal ore
of things was soon restored. I
No, 2 OF the Third Avenue i,no started
| 2iib .. m, and was attended MI ale
} the route by shouts .
! SlIgere Gar. NO ~ ..2n VS.. ~
road and this, az on NIL the other lines
Z they one by one resumed, WAS nilani
B by shouting crowds. After the strike
4 ended many Of tho Brooklyn drivers I
4 conductors presented themselves AZ
4 office OF Mr. Richardson, ~ that city,
1 that Hcntcman IN nght ~
q Ynrth while 10 start until tom
!. row. The obsruuilonH placed "
! tho tracks were removed, howe,
/. during the afternoon ana all
h 4 O'Clock the Fifth and Seventh ave
cars began running They wore folio
before q o'clock by the cars OF all
n other linea, and Tonight tho atreet VI
!. Of brooklyn il rentorcd 10 lm ordlt
"A condition,