New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-13
THE STRIFE IN THE COURTS.
EAST ST. LOUIS DEPUTIES REARREsTED.
HELD FOR REQUIsTtoN FRU,a GOVERNOR oGLEs-
BY-KNIGHTs OF LABOR on InraI
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HELD FOR A REQCISITtOS FRUIt GOVERNOR OGLES-
BY-KN1GHTs OF LABOR on InrAL-
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ST. LOUIS, April 1.-THE nine deputy
sherls held by the Chief OF Police in this city for
the shooting In East st. Louis Friday appeared In the
Criminal Court guarded by strong detail OF detectives
and policemen. The room crowded to its utmost
capacity and IL required the combined efforts OF the
police and gr lar shers keep order. The nine
appeared In TO wrs OF habeAs corpus issued on
Saturday night. and each mans called the
attorney who represented the Chief Of Police said he had
no charge to prefer The deputies were accordingly
released but each In turn immediately rearrested
on warrant charging him with being fugitive from
Justice These had been out by an East
st Louis constable. McDermott The nine deputies
were taken to sl where thev will be held to await the
action of the Go,erno Of Illinois, with whom appli-
cation for acquisitions has already been fled From the
Criminal Court the crowd filed into the Court OF
Criminal Correction the Of J. j. McGarry,
Judge Advocate OF District Assembly No l0l, was SGT
for trial. McGarry and three other leading Knights
Burnett Chase and COnroy accused of obstructng
railroad track felony under the Law. The evidence
showed that a passenger train was stopped the
Missouri Pacific shops March l2 by crowd and that
the cars uncOuped Tho testimony did not show
that the defendant uncOupled tho cars, and ex-
Governor Johnson who defending the men, argued
that they had uncoupled the the offence would
only bc trespass, pins we're not part OF the railroad
track. The court continued tho until Thursday
to 10 ok into this point.
Chief Sergeant, Of the Brotherhood OF Firemen was IN
consultation all the morning with the local grievance
committee. The subject the dscha OF the twenty
three 1remen by the Missouri Pacific Railroad. The
result OF the conference a call for the general com
mec Of the order to meet In Parsons Kansas on April
90. Mr.. Sergeant. when approached on tho subject.
stated that there had been attempt at Arbitration OF
the eases OF the discharged remen ard tat the rroad
officials would not he approached about them unit aiter
the decision OF the general committee had been reached
| do not anticipate any diiicuty III arriving at u
settlement OF said be. We VIII give
and receive justice that all that any one can OK
pect Between and tho date or tho meeting OF the
general committee tho local grievance cOumittee VIII
investigate thoroughly the differences between tho MS
charged remen aud the cOmprny ana VIII re prepared
to report upon them. There always two sides To
every question, and desire TO obtain all OF the INFORM
alton upon the situation before taking achon We must
move slowly cautiously In ths matter ana be sure
right before submit our case Tor arptfauOn
have an agreement with tho road IN which tho arbi
tration of Just such those under discussion Is
provided fol- Hence say that do not anticipate any
trouble In arriving az settlement wnlch Will DC per
fectly satisfactory to both sides"
Mr. Sargcaut Will -cmain hero for several days
Messrs. d. e. Rucker and VI. DOlan, OF the sedana
gricy committee reported 10 Mr.. SarGe3nt to-day
hlemcn out There are l,oOO iremen on the Gould
system
Several knights were arrested mere and two at de
Soto, No., for interference with railroad companies
Tie miners OF the St. Louis district, VINO Out WORK
last Saturday, held meeting yesterday and resolved
until after the strike by the Knights
shall have been ended Little coal Is on band IN tnis
rct and the expected cutting oil or the supply VIII
seriously the manufacturing interests or thls CITY
Four hundred and fifty operators on the lnols ana 81
Louis Railroad have struck and it is expected more
will strike about Belevile to-day to assist tho knghts
OF Labor In their struggle.