Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07
lFIROFYHE KNIGHTS

r f.rt,nued ron n" ~
&. me,, who struck having been
W, w ND s those discharged now
lfsea, aess men and other laborers
" pps',, the road. II the
bsyc ,or do not acquiosce, then--'
~ non ,e of the knights az
esa~ .se business men OF Long
Ies'olin 1. "a themselves under the ban
WI . nno 4 wear ago In their goncros-
y. !. r r.rrIpd over the troubles they
lhee N, Tho people OF Longview are
twnv'e ~ he present trouble, or
y laso ..,.nner OF It's being brought
y ' iaan NM II, with tho road In It's
y aos .as as unwisc aud harmful 10
|ti' na,'s not only Of the labor but Of
| 'ls,s.'s men along the line OF The
ain being sent out except
|in' ,s.',.ernalional & Great Northern,
w ~. ~, q kept as clean as usual and
~ l ,ss round.house goes on as com
nsh he exception Of the machinist
lanent.
At PALESTINE.
W. Trx., March 1.-TWO hum
4 ..a gny international & Great
sn' sho,i employees marched out OF
w !, he sound Of the whistle at
", tbls morning. After holding
\ . ~ their hall they returned to
". " sssd shops and killed all engines
A /. n .hs regular passenger. The cn-
4 ssye laid no grievance whatever
a "a snthorItIcs here, and the strike
.aS,ence 10 orders from the head
A ~ ~ the knights OF Labor. The
ny here will make no attempt to
mi The regular passenger trains
A ,Ais polnt, aud should the strike
~ ior any length OF time all in
4 Aere viii suffer, as no freight can
~" y" OF received save by express.
( Y causos arc assigned but nothing
+ IA officially as to the real cause
4 Nrike. including shop and six fire.
d ,tlcast 500 men belonging TO this
n 0Ibe out Of employment rs long as
N gablc continues.
AT SAN ANTONIO
q ioihe Gazette.
Il ,yToSIo, TEX, March 6. --There
,.retal uneasiness felt here that Il
Il 4 strike is about TO Ne inaugurated
4 tbe employees Of the Gould lines
x roul1 throw out of employment q
rombcr OF people here who are con-
with their present salaries. Sew
Ma men who were spoken 10 on the
n saw they know nothing Of such a
rsnt, though the knights OF Labor
An strike is likely TO occur at any
b.
& AT roYAil.
10 the Gazette.
M, TEX, March 6.--'Fhero IL
new Tonight in relation to the
n No freights are moving. The eX.
rompanles are doing heavy busl-
ri Al employees who were not at work
.mon the ith have hal tlme-chccks
Hem,
At BIG SPRINGS,
al The Gazette.
81 SPRINGS, TEX, March 4. There
Hsnno change In matters connected
strike during the past twenty
WonTs,
AT AiNARADo.
M 70 the Gazette.
H,Rlpo, TEX, March 6.---The strike
place remains quiet aud without
tw developments. Several car
Of pcrlshablo goods have been
b. sldc.tracked since the Inaugural
he strike. The knights Of Labor
ding q meeting tonight. Their
NfIsabout 2l8.
Al DALLAS.
hthe Gazette.
As, Tx, March ., The strike
Fdho different aspect here to-day
tdol yesterday. The meeting OF
ghls Of Labor OF yesterday, II Is
oOd, took no action regarding the
Their mission was entirely foreign
sEIke, Everything Is working rs
ar BoSHAM.
/ III plhe Gazette.
ua, Tx, March @. The whistle
lcund-hOuse commenced blowing
= tnlng Of $40, when all the Knights
0fmen connected with the railroad
Place went on strike. 1t has been
dior several days, There win he
done BY the order interfering
/. lsenger traius passing here.
z ALL QUIET at MARSHALL.
a pho Gazette.
\ aAll, Tx, March 6 All is quloI
h lng circles Many rumors arr
X IS 10 strikes on other roads
X cher rumors current is one tina
A nll has notified Receivers Brown
X sldon that he will bring SUI
llem for $1,000 per hour for dc
asmagc accrulng by reason o
"a we Oh the Texas g. Pacific.