Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-09

: eANA oO4NCA i MAY y.
z Legier, employees Of the er.za,,op
Tor release on habeas c,rnug. WAS ~
:, IN TIE Circuit courtthls morning The s,'
attorney stated that Ne ca0ld i,ot NOW /,
vnlge The character ci tha evidence !
i "a snnipst these people, and was ,vll
IN Tint Legicr Sh0n'd 5e rtlonsrd az
| tina, Mrs llUlm,s should he 4,
mite, " SaeO or Siao0 hail. 4
though the was probably culgy
pleparjr. some OF The innan,na,or
addresses the paper. As Tor Flshr
he had evide zee that he had PERSONAL
thrown tho boz. ab or was psity 10 /
This prodncsd sensation III court. an
the Judge aeon. ~dlpgly adm ted M
Holmes Is bail. orde, "ct Legier released
aud ordered Fisher ret, 'rned TO jan lor
week.
AN moN.cIAp con rpAcr
l"RoSfo, ONrp May So 'lhe street
ear employees mel shortly aiiAe midnleh
iaSt nlght aud Of O'clock this murniri
NuJe0rntd, after deciding not 20 retnfI
to work. Aoccrdlrgly an the Knia hts d
LAY or IN me employ Of The company wen
OUT IN strike. Several nonInson mef
tnuk out cars ard their number a.
aAdcd to until twenty CAY
were running without melcsiai,nn
or the Queen, Young aud kathbnrn atreet
routes The principal grievance Is Ihat
the men are compelled 60 sIgn what tsev
call An ir6n.claG document that thrv viii
not become y member Of any labor ornan.
ixalion They demand la withdraNni
shorter hours and Increased INV. me
supcrinicndeuts a The company say thcg
VIII rot Yield one ioa TO the demands 81
The men.
rKAcE RuIVNs ~ MuwAuKAi,.
MihwAukgE, VIE, MAY S--Ninetecp
socialists ana anarchists lneludibo panl
T., IIeith, Carl Simon nnd
}nstaye Bossler, the rirer,csdprs. w,'rn
hrralgned before Judge Alailary this morn.
ng on charges OF riot and consbir.
ICY 10 klll and murder RnIl
n each casa was placed az
$4,000, and all OF the prisoners remanded
% jail, II Is expected the grand iurv,
Which meets May IS, will iudiet a iar,,e
lumber OF other Neli.known persons, |
phe number 20 be Indicted are over iOn,
)racr nov prevails inihc city. No more
anticipated.
PoLEs ARRESTED.
CHICAGO, LII, May al wo hundred
mploycs OF the Pttsbarg, Fort wpype
Chicago ronnd house were granted an
dyance OF 20 cents per dry 10 Accession
Q their demand, and returned TO WORKS
his morning
James Dejnek, anarchist and carrier
or the Arbeitcr-Zeitung, was arrested
his morning. Two pistols were iound'l
II him The police say th6s they have
violence OF hls ilrlng into the police pa
rol'wagon during the riot Henry
'elnek, his brother, and ~ Nayak, a
'cksmith, were also arrested this morn.
".
THE suonr DAY IN sr. IoUis.
81, Louis, Mo-, May The first
eek Of the eight hour movement In this
ny ended today, ana the situation may
summed az as iollowsi In the larger
dustries, whore organizations Of en-.
oyes were complete, the short.hour sys-
~ nus oeen obtained whore organaa-
ons nave been incomplete, strikes or
ckonts ba'o occ irred, which
Ill continue In other cas- o.
npoyes who have demanhgd elpht 0
ours have been discharged aud new G
en- employed Furniture manuiac. c
rtrs nave without exception adopted o
e system, Among boiler and sheet Iron e
orkers he short day Is IN force with u
'ublc pay for over time. Stone "
ld marble cutters get eiaht hours II
leh eight hours pay except IN one eptab II
'hmeut where ten hours pay for the a
ort day was granted Among building q
adesinen those paid by the hour have o
OPTED the eight-honr system. Planning ~
III CON panlos and tobacco factories have
granted the demands for shorter II
urs d
fftntersh nave been working on the elght u
iur plnn since the list Of March, and 90
the lst OF May were given an Increase OF
wages. n many OF the breweries the IN
'fklng time OF the men has been re. tll
ced IRON twelve 20 ten hours. ne
long some OF the lesser trades or
ikos are now In existence.
'ir demands having been refused and In m
,eral establishments lockouts are stNl br
force, the pr0prietors waiting before pu
uming business until the present labor sc
taton shall have passed. In
CHICAGO DOTS. IN
ILL, May s.--The ArbeIter OF
tung did not appear to-day because no ha
= asout town would do the press. IN
rk. WI
we thousand worklngmon participated stl
street parade and labor demonstra. Va
40 Pullmaa late this evening. so
! large mnss'meeting was hold in Lam &c
gton and addressed by speakers from IN
cago and Pullman, after which pro.
sion was formed aud marched through gu
principal streets. on
BUSINESS Ia all branches was moving lul
ne as usual at the stock yards. The 70
Rn OF Lake police force are patrolllpa an
tracks from Thirty-ninth 20 Forty.
III streets, on Stewart avenue on
very Important meeting OF manuiac. tei
crs OF metal goods was held here To. sP'
7. The following resolution was car po'
u II Is hereby agreed that when any I'M
nber Of this afsociation shall report 10 WI
executive committee the name and aD'
OF any person Interfering with le'
men or the running OF hls log
ks that II approved by the executive iro
lmittee, In isc he prosecntee, this as.
alton shall pay ell the necessary iseal 1
enses and that expense shall bo a. mu
'ed pro rata on the average number OF ant
,loyed during the FIRST three months wa
hls year. nnt
his was ordered printed as follows soa
lce--We re ready TO start our works me
u soon as sufficient number are owe
lyto resume work at ten hours nor wal
paying the same rates per hour as ahu
heretofore, ana we win furnish work inc
~ many men as the present state OF the
b warrants stri
biz nolice andiesolution are posted dlc'