Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-26

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5eocisgssasn. and also sxsecGinx "a
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may 10 lawfully xselaea b. sts ehief
sxacnssEs efEsess, TO sns1Ain sAe eons-
pary And sis Eexyants IA said resump-
too. AID 70 restrain and puEiss All seo
may epYoss Il.
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81 Lorss, March z.-Ths Kssnwzser
kifiss s1d Comp1ry q, Braech Gaard..
are under srsss a fee sFmery. feszy
for tfse suDedsate a<sistsase ef the 20
lace - moments sssic@. All slss nh
iiisA fosres If the city are nndsz orders
2 % reaaF for dGfy ~ tse cali Of the
Governor.
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81 LogEs. March as.--A Misxoz,i
Pacific freight .rsia. ssder guerd Of Q
large FIRES Of potfce saEcee3sd 10 raak-
ma rs vsy from the Uuinn depot this
morning. 70 the city l3s5its visheas en-
ecunfersnx any inferfsrenes from NE
strikers
GfeAs crowds assembled slaue she
iiHs 81 the road, xad several attempts
sere made BY strikers 10 nneoGpie ske
ears. buf fkey we're prevented. sna the
crowds sere dispersed oy toe police. the
tram getting esyesd the eisy isasss an
moisssea.
EAST -. Lous skx eur week.
81. LouIs. March 15-fhe men en-
piosed Va the vsrioas railroad yards in
East st. lsouiz, strack 40 o'ciock.
Railroad osfieisis admit that thsy sx-
eeet1d their fosn 10 30 cut AZ THAI time.
THIS neS strike viii eomcrouzfzs ali
ferry frsight trsf:io IA aha city, for 10
transferring can oe done.
work KEsuxKD.
ksssxs Csrx, March ss.--The greatest
exsitsment and activity prevails this
morning in every switchboard sxseps
that az tie Missoari Pacific. and frsienf
Is besDg banded with all possible
eelsEity. There will be some delay IN
conss qusnoe Of the blockade. bas IL IL
not expec.ed 10 be serious. as the strike
sas % sh@ft duration Business il re
sunaiDz with soBted activity among all
Industries affected By tie strike.
THE EUTTosHoLERs 90 orr.
NEW Yosx, March 25.-Ths strike Of
cloak makers still continues. BsscaofE
and Oppenbeimsr. both large cloak
manufacturers, today notified the
strissrs' committee thai they woald
graft the demands of their operatives
w % noon there has been no answer
made bg the Manufactures Assscia-
ti5s to the proposed agreement from
he Central Labor Uaion. Orders we're
therefore issnsd TO cali ont sn batsoahoAe
makers empioyed IN the shops OF cloak
manufacturers.
ooAPRo1sIEo n PfTrssURo.
PrrIsBuRe. March 25.-1he street car
officials At q meeting tonigst adopted
compromise measure. promising 10 Sis
Charge no employee bsesase Of his con
nsetion with the Kaights of Labor OF Of
ais refassl 10 violate any rules OF priv
Iieges Of the Order.
KNIGHTS OF LABOR ANSWER GOULD.
sx. LOUIS, March 25.-fhe Executive
Board OF District Assemblies i(ll. I0T
and 50. Knights of L sboT. has Issued su
address 81 the Knights OF Labor asd all
trade anions throughou; America. which
IL intended as = rsply 10 The statements
made By hr. Jay Gonld isss night, Ia
regard TO the ftfiks Of the railroad en-
pioyees Of the Southwest. After aaoa-
ino from the Statements of ME. Gould
she sentence sayinR that the employees
upon his roads have presented no siev-
anees 20 their management, the address
says; We have wearled Of the press
and worn types of tss wcrid IN stating
out grievances aud demanding az on
portaulty to present them to Mr.. Gould
snd bss iisutcnants. We have offered
through the highest channels thss req
resent US IN the Hatioa To meet him
upon any tiesd. We base sbusht. ne
have pleaded. We have dsma nded chat
We be heard. To all this Gould has
turned q deaf ear. aud nos before the
world We challenge him 10 hear cor
complaints. Before the world We in.
peach bis veraoity when he said that we
have not presented them. Before the
world lei this trial 90 on"
Referring 10 the deeision Ct Mr.
Could TO sue ths organization of
knights Of Labor, the address saws.
-Mr. Gould acd his counsel we'll know
that such silly carnations are an insult
30 the ipteliigsnce Of our school boys,
and = chalienee 20 the courage OF cur
graudmothers.r
The address closes eth az appeal 10
the strikers 10 stand drm until their
organization is recognized and their
demands granted.
rue END OF Tzg Stake PROBABLE.
.FoRr WORTH rex J. March p Die
today adopted the following
Rssofesd. | hat We recommend aad
ask thai the public suspend their con.
demnation of the Organization until
suoh tinne ~ will enable she Executive
Board OF District assembly ~ 90 thor.
cuehiy investigate taAnv features Of
.he present strike and bring aboat a
speedy settlement Of the present
countrs mas be restored and strikes IN
the future may be rendered uuDscss-
sary.
TIE Assembly is in session TONIGHT.
and the indications are that concessions
viii ss made witch .iil end tue strike
on ske MissoHr: PAeisa.
THE xsEaHrs WALK CUT.
ST. Lours, March 2s.--At 3 ,. m. tcaav
al tee engines in the Esst -. L ,ais
yards scs no = ssriH And prolonged
whtstling. Ali the snsa walked oa.. Il =
t~eeu II a. m. and =. IN. a committee
OF District Assembly No. 80 Knights OF
Lzbsr went through al the Yards and
served An order on sill cf the Knights OF
Labor TO quit ~oFk 81 .. N. This or
der was coupled Wits reaasst % .he
swttsamen woa acre not Knights Of Ia
Dor, asking them TO follow the work
msa and also 80 cut. How sell the
order was obeyed and tho request com
piled With was shswn uhen on the
sauudIng Of Whistles at 3 =. "a. ell tie