Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-07

| nl"leu IN the car shops OF the Chicago
West Division Railway company Is The
number OF $50 struck this afternoon
They want eight hours day, ! 8 per cent.
advance.
One hundred and twcnty-ave men IN
the employ of the American Bridge
works struck this afternoon for ca eight.
hour day
QvIEiiNU nowN.
CHICAGO lil', May O.-Thcre Is a
greater feeling Of confidence apparent
TINS morning In tue ability of the author
ities 70 preserve the peace. The outlook
continues threatening in certain quarters,
ana the police expect that they may be
called upon to disperse gatherings In
certain portions Of the city, but the ar
rest OF the four anarchists Yesterday has
insured feeling that that element will
no longer prove so troublesome. In Wow
OF the fact that the police now believe
that all the leading instigators OF the re.
cent trouble have been Gagged, with pos
sibly one exception. The collecting OF
evidence against the oonsplrators is pro.
ceeding rapidly.
THEIR DEMANDS GRANTED,
AT the Deerlng reaper works this
morning large crowd OF strikers were
present 20 prevent any one from return
ing to work at the terms offered by the
management, which was 10 per cent. ad-
vance In wages. About 500 men In all
had determined TO resume their places al
the advance and appeared az the gates OF
the works for that purpose, but were not
allowed to pass through by the strlkera
A squad OF police soon arrived and under
| their protection the 500 men passed into
the works aud distributed themselves
In the various departments. Soon after.
wards Mr.. Deerlng appeared before the
strikers and Informed them that their dc.
msnd had been granted; that hereafter
! eight hours would constitute days
work and that they would receive an In.
crease In wages OF from 10 to 3 per cent
The strikers Will return to work to-mor,
row.
ANOTHER OFFICER DEAD.
Officer Barrett, wounded Tuesday night
died this morning at IL 80 O'Clock, max.
! ing total of three deaths to date among
the injured policemen.
| RELIRF FUND.
The fund tor the benefit OF the families
Of the dead and wounded police has been
swelled TO S2S, 900.
The police raided hall of the an.
archists this morning and seized few
muskets.
AT Pullman this morning all the men a,
the Pullman works aud the Allen Paper
CGr-wheel works are siill out. The To-
cality was quiet and trouble was not up,
pretended.
Fully threc-iourths OF the Mccormick
harvester works employees reported foi
duty this morning
INCENpIARY FIRE.
An incendiary fire started In the lumber
yards near North avenue bridge this
morning, can containing explosives
TO which fuse was attached, was found
In one Of the yards, confirming the idot
that band OF lncendiaries were ut work
ltis now thought that the man who
threw the dynamite Tuesday night was
Revolutionary agent from tho Eas. Sew
oral persons claini 60 be able TO identif
him should he be captured.
WOULDN'T PRINT II,
CHICAGO, III, May The forms o
the Aroelter-Ieitung were carried to tn
Office OF the Burgess Printing compan
this afternoon to be printed as formerly
but Burgess firmly Informed them h
would not print any such )rgan, An
other printer was seen with the same re
suit
WAS A GOOD CITIZEN.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, May G.--Tho corone
held an inquest this afternoon on tn,
body OF @. Kisler, who was killed Il
Tuesday nights riot. II was supposed
he was shot by the police Two witnesses
were examined, and then IL wal
discovered that instead OF belnl
shot the man had been stabbed
II IL not thought he was killed by tn,
anarchists, as the evidence disclosed thu
fact that Isler was a respectable either
and not rioter The coroner ordercl
the inquest adjourned until later, and tn,
body was taken TO Kisler's home on indi
ana street, near Peoria.
SWITCH THRowERs STRIKE.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, May Just as the OF
flcials OF all the railroads coming In owe
the Chicago & Western track, which in
clude the Wabash, Grand Trunk, Chicag
: s Atlantic and Chicago & Eastern Illinois
had concluded they would try to ope
up freight traffic in regular way
they were confronted with
strike that makes them al
hesitate about receiving any frcigh
whatever.
Swi,ch-tenders for Western Indiana, a
Forty-iirst street and at Grand cross
| luHt puib WOIk LllS ultcTUpon uHu Virtual
ly blocked traffic on all these roads
Passenger trains and express train
were allowed TO pass, but frcights stoot
no show. The men at Forty-irst stree
number about eighteen. They say they
receive but $40 per month Tor twcly,
hours work per day,and on Monday thel
asked that wages be raised TO 500 pei
month. The demand being refused 10
day they struck and refused TO lot engines
out on the road or get into the round
house, or 20 pull out any cars. Thu
big switch gates at Fortieth stree
were thrown across the main track
at noon and kept closed Tor hourl
but were finally opened 10 let suburban
pass through. Then the gates were un
hinged aud thrown on the ground b.
order OF the officials. The train, how
i ever, met with Wabash engine on the
track on F0rty-1rst street coming In an
opposite direction. Nobody would throw
the SWITCH and the Wabash engineer de.
ciined for considerable time 70 back
4 down 70 FOrty.ninth street. A crowd OF
several hundred stood by and chccred.
Late this afternoon the Wabash road
sent out eight special policemen, and they
went south with an engine to liberaie one
| Of their locomotives, The strikers did