Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-01

sioner Burlord yesterday afternoon. His
bond was iixodat $500. which he has failed 4
so far TO giye, and IS IN jail here
Ar pENfsoN.
special TO tho Gazette
DKNisoN, Tx, March 81, The strike
Is at standstill In this city at present,
no change being noticeabi0. Freight /
trains have been running for several /
days without amy interference whatever.
The yards are almost clear OF freight al
only a very few freight trains have ar
rived The strikers are stili determined /
rs ever, and when the report went on our /
streets that the ''hlack flag had been I
raised in Kansas city, several strikers |
made the assertion that "theY hoped, ond |
would DO Ell they could TO avoid II, that /
no trouhle would come up In Denison,
but Il there was, they were ready and
must see the cndn There Is no trouble,
however, here, as the strikers have
abandoned the compsnys property aud
/ gone TO their hall or home.
For the last two nights there
has been much heavier guard at the
shops and In the yards, for fear Of an at
tack.
The men here, generally speaking, are
anxious "a 70 10 work and are ready at
any time.
The trains slill continue to arrive late,
the one from ST Louis TWO days, and the
one from Fort Worth four and Ave hours
late, The strikers seem TO stick closer TO
Martin Irons Than they do 10 I. V Pow
lderlS having the Impression that their
leaNer docs notadvlsc them properly
About 4 O'Clock this evening tho Morn
! Ing News printed an extra stating that
Martin Irons had ordered the strikers TO
resume work again Thursday morning
The news was received with much
Joy among every class oil
men, even the strikers them.
/ selves. Tho executive board, however,
did not reissue the order 20 the assem-
, blies Of this city, A GAZETTE reporter
} interviewed several Of them IA regard to
the telegram, but they had refused 20 be-
licyc that II was genuine, as Il did not
7 come IN cipher. Tonight the strikers
! are ipbilant with the expectation OF tho
expected order from Irons being received,
Everything is very qgiot here AZ present,
c aud switching Is being done In the even
= ing as well as DAYTIME. A large number
+. Of trains leave every day now without the
i least Interference
IRONS ORDER RECEIVED,
Special 70 the Gazette.
PAIMsiiSH, Tx, March 3l,--Thy
y Savps ut this place viii not be opened up
) untl the strike Is settled Application
7 are coming In sycry day from mechanics
= and Others dGMring work. Everything OF
: the International & Great Northern roaC
$ Is how running smoothly. One hundred
: cars were brough, Ia here last night. Thu
1, inad-hed Is IN ilgst rate condition, anS
y orders have gone to all freight agents OF
= the lina 10 receive freights and open NJ
:; business regularly. The Martin Iron
II order Tor ihe men TO resume work is here
y superintendent lIerrln has received II,
y instructions from headquarters relatly
y 20 the matter.
:" ALL OVER Al AiINroLA.
special to the Gazette.
MINEoLA, Tex, March It'll
:, knights of Labor aud Farmers allanc
x Joined in q big Publication here to-day
/, w L Farmer, master workman Of tn
y Knights OF Labor, and Mr. Dawes, stat
y, lecturer Of The Farmers alliance, and }
- 4. Russell spoke 20 crowd Of about ell
: hundred people, Ine Tyler brass ban
=, furnished music for the OCCASION tn
~ speeches were mainly about the rises q
~ strikes and the objects Of the orders.
= y. grand bail is given at Caspariy's opera
house tonight Freight traffic has bee
resumed on both the International & Grea
. Northern end Missouri Pacific. Train
q come and fs6as Eegularly as though Their
d had oeen no strHtshers1lt all.
Il At A sTANpaIILI.
I Special TO tho Gazette. '555S1
m MARSHALL, Tx. March - sstapt X
s. Travellock, grand lecturer os1te sth
s. Knights OF Labor, addressed n GROVES,
house here this afternoon. He reviews
the labor organization from before Chris
~ down 10 the present day, took his aud
n ence around the world and gave som
l., good sensible advice 70 his brothe
NJ knights. He had considerable to ga,
about filling the legislatures and congress
with knights OF Labor with a view q
n. changing such lews as are Objectionable
"a Tue strike seems be ut a standstlll.
As AT nIyARApo.
j. Special 10 the Gazette.
N ALvARADo, Tx, March 81 There
20 no new development In the strike trouble
ID here. Sheriff Boyd and Jim Courtrlgh
are still masters Of the field. freigh
trains come in and went out to-day with
If out hindrance Three trains were accom-
in panied out 81. or eight miles with police
ne and extra engines followed and brongh
ID them back All loeded cars were move
III out and carried TO their destination
Is Al WACO.
10 Specialize tho Gazette.
70 WACO, TEX, March Sl,--Two freigh
Of trains have arrived from the north "a
day over tho Missouri Pacific. One 0
them was pulled by the now iamoa
ne ono. 1871 that was killed. Enginee
&c Leonard had no trouble IN making tn
~ run. The section gangs on the Mlssoui
no | Pacific which nave heen cut down 10
three weeks, are being increased TO thei
old-tlme strength, and no difficulty
&c found in securing men.
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ID LAMPASAS.