Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-07

10 this city this morning. Troops CON
tinue 20 guard the threatened establish
monts at Bay View and the South side.
No riotous assemblies have been reported
thus far this morning. The trouble Is
believed 10 be over.
Az 10 O'Clock a crowd OF several num-
dred strikers had assembled along the
western limits Of the city, but the appear
anoe OF the police scattered then Ia every
direction,
MORE WAR MATERIAL FOUND.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, May 6--The social
list organ In urging on riots has been dis
continued THIS afternoon IA tho houses
OF two OF the leaders were found mum.
Der OF guns, pistols and large amount
OF ammunition concealed 80 the bed
ding
THE SITUATION IN NEW YuRK.
NEW YORK, May The pattern
makers report that nearly all the em-
| ployers have conceded the demands OF
the workers for shorter hours.
The yarnishors report that thelr trouble
Is nearly at an end Many OF
the largest employers have signed the
contract for shorter hours.
Herwood Bros, furniture makers, TO.
day granted the demand for less hours.
The carriage workers say their strike
/
ably and will shortly be at an end.
The furriers report majority OF the
bosses willing TO concode their demands
and that a settlement OF the strike Il only
a question OF q few days.
An agreement was signed yesterday
between the strikers executive board
and the representatives OF the Third
Avenue road for settlement Of the
drivers and conductors strike. IL pro-
vides that 1870 conductors and $50 drivers
are TO be permitted by the company TO
resume work this morning II they present
themselves ut the proper hours one
hundred and thlrty-ilvc conductors aud
lSS drivers are to be put ON the
"extra listn at the same time
This provides for $40 men Of the 1900
strikers, and the company Is to dlscrim
mate as TO which they re-employ. Tho
old men are TO be given preference as
vacancies may occur, and men are 10 be
employed as needed on the cable and 1926
street lines. The strikers are said TO be
not fully satisfied with these terms, and
there are some who doubt II the three
strikers who signed the agreement Gun
carry the men as they have agreed
THE THIRD AVENUE ROAD.
The situation IN the strike of the Third
Avenue railroad employees Is unchanged
The strikers did not return TO work this
morning because they were not satisfied
with the terms proposed by the company.
RX.srmKEps JAILEp.
| SRDAIIA, Mo, May G.-Fred Page,
chairman OF the local executive board OF
the late Missouri Pacific strikers, aud
George Fisher were given to-day ten days
IN jail by Judge Strother for contempt Of
court.
SINGLE AND LUMBER MILLS SUN DOWN,
MUSHROOM, MICB., May G.--rhe Muskc.
Eon Shingeand Lumber Company's mills,
the largest on the lakes, shut down this
morning owing 20 tho blockade by
the Chicago strike Thure have been no
: shipments for week aud ito mills
viii not start TIL the strike stops
Az AN END
CINCINNATI, ONO, May G.--.rhe strike
OF the freight handlers Is at an end The
, men are already at work In 1--WE OF the
7 freight yards. Others VIII resume this
, afternoon. The exact terms are not
, made known, but IL Is generally under.
= stood that the men have an advance OF
: from II to 20 cents day.
A HiNE-nouR MOVEMENT
DETROIT, MICH May 6,--Botween 400
/ and 500 painters struck this morning for
nine-hour work day and ten hours pay.
! The painters are knights OF Labor They
have been for three weeks trying 10 settle
J with their employers.
/ Only 100 OF the G75 employees Of Pub
man Car works returned 10 work this
morning, and they worked only few
, minutes, the company sending them home
The mon strongly favor nine hours,
/ COAL MINERS OUT.
PITTsBuRG, PA, May g. one thousand
, col miners employed OF the mines along
. | thu Panhandle rallrond siruck fhie mann