The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-22
HOW IT NOW. STANDS,
THREE ooNFERENoEs HELD
Between the Two Governors and Vice Pres.
Idsnt HOzIs In Regard to the Rail.
road strlkS-WhAt ths Missouri
Pacific Will AID VIII Not do.

2 Idsnt HOzIo In Regard to the RAil.
Q road ssFlkS-WhAt ths Missouri
/. Pacific VIII AID VIII Not do.
sT. LOUIS, No., March Ex-Governor
Marmaduke and Martin held their thirl
conference with Vice President Hoxls thi
afternoon, at which the proposition sub
mitted yesterday by the Goyenon wa
again discussed and formal reply on thu
part Of the railway officials was made
The following correspondence lnCludei
the two documents mentioned and Is bott
the substance and the sum Of the proceed
ings Of the three conferences:
ST. LOUIS, March 20 1855.
II, ~. Horie Esq. Wee. .PTesideRt MisOur
Pacific Raillyay Company!
DEAR sIR;-0n the 10Th instant the un
derslgned met at Kansas City to diSCuss
the Very serious condition OF affairs In the
States OF Kansas and Missouri, growing
out Of the late strike on the lines oil the
Missouri Pacific Railway, and the result
Ing obstruction OF the commerce Of the
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MEASURES OF COMPROMISE,
To Capt. X. S. IElyes, HiyM pice prS,H,pt
and Chit ETsclaivs Officer ofhe Missouri
Pacific Railroad Company and associated
pGdS:
WHEREAS, Observation-Disclosures,
cartain emnlovsoitbs MIssor,; pa NJ a'itSs ~
way Company in the States States Of TVssS Mjs.snti
aud Kansas resulting in the stoppago and
cessation OF all freight traffic over JTIS aid
lines in said States to the great detrimNnt
4 the business interests and riphts Of he
people oisaid States, and The continSstIov &m ~ tno
Of which endangers the public peace ana
me 81 safety is,. ol El Iae Company's propertyand
ua the sSo States 5 nSmeS soIS tepresSas'
lively anxious to restore harmonious TeIS.
lions between the said company and It's
said employees and to restore 10 the public
the oDStructed use OF said lines Of railroad,
do recommend and request said company
70 restore 70 its striking employees In Mis-.
souri, and Kansas the same wages paid TO
them IN september, 1884, including one
and one'halt percent for extra time
worked, anu TO restore all striking en-
ployes to their several enployments with.
out prejudice 10 them on account Of said
strike.
believing that the foregoing will cobsti.
Iute 9 lust and iair settlement We recon.
mend their acceptance by the striking en-
ployes as well Us by the Missouri Pacific
Company.
(signed.l JoHN A. MARTIN,
Governor Of Kansas
JoHN 8. MARNADuKE,
Governor Of Missonri.
| AND OTHERS.
ST. LOats. March 10, 1885.
CAPT. HAyEs' REPLY.
Csntain Haves m tho sa,aa
S,Nt.',' 80 ~ sno H""ie u"se lsSueu
Ac'Icular emoooylng the suggestion thus
made and giving notice that the rate Of
wages and terms ahove pnaciGad ,ro,,li -
into effect on the InoTnipS ~ thm "TII IaVS ~
March. l8S5. and bn in 6frSct f,or, ,V.I W. ~
that date. and inrther tbat ssiJ ,"tna ,,,as s.I
aot thereafter be chsnsed u sSosSt lasS wVs1u STn
thirty days notlca thsraof ,,SoSn SHSopi sSe1 Iea
usual manner. IL viii bs obvsrvad v ,ho ~ u.e .n
commendation Of the ofIiceyS ~ ~ tho onS R.e ~
Sas & Missonri emhod;sd oniv ~ sue aasn Man
sitiong. viz: ''N '' WV piVpo'
FiTpt-That tha cor,norv .,.4,.. 4. n.
.t1kinv am Moves IN M;asS,,t .sSs1 S.d va ~ .ne
tha ms waaSS noid a thano sS'Gr' " Snu Kansas
| IlSS4, Including one and one.bSII TewV nsrS"ni
for extra timN worSed N On''t4a'i percent
,eecondETo restore all said strikingem.
prVyes n.sidin sG sner !. ssyers empioyments With
strike. 1'' " 'D'iu OH ACCOUNT q @l0
To these conditions Capt. Hayes added
third, VIZ: That thereafter said rates
would not be changed except after thirty
days notice thereof. Alter careful inyss.
uRauon we are unable to find wherein
tue missouri and Pacific Railroad Com.
pany mas violated the terms and Condi.
lions ot the agreement made on the 18th
Of March, 1885, touching Its employees in
our respective states. No complaint has
ever been made to the Governor Of Mis-.
souri based on an alleged violation
Of said agreement, and but one has ever
been made to the Governor Of KanSas,
and that, on investigation, proved to be
without foundation and was withdrawn
oy the party making 1t. We are there.
lorced 70 the conclusion that the strike
el March y, 1851, could not have beenand
EaS not based on violation Of the terms
q tne agreement o. March 10, 1880 by
tne management Of the missouri Pacific
Railroad Company In It's dealings with It's