New-York tribune., 1886-03-30
STILL STOPPING TRAINS.
DISPUTE AMONG THE KNIGHTS OF LABOR.
AN oRDEE TO Go To WORK REsCINDED-DEPUIf
sIIERiFTs AND AN ENGINEER ASSAULTED.
GBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNEl

AN oHDEE TO CO To WORK REscINDED-DEPUrf
srIHRirFs AND AN ENGINEER ASSAULTED.
(BY TELEGRAPH TO TRIEUNEl
ST. LOUIS, March 29.-The news that the
great strike was to he euded prodncod the llyeest
sensations of delight in St Louis this morning Con-
crausons expressed all sides, and never SINCE
the opening o the bg bridge twelve years ago has there
beeu such universal display OF good feeling And now
the people beginning TO wonder II they we're not
Just little too hasty. This mornings dispatches had
settled, but this evening matters again looking
dubious
Executive Boards OF District Assemblies NOS
l0l, 90 and L received dispatch this morning from
General Master Workman Powderly that Jay Goud hau
consented plan OF arbitration proposed Dy .he
Knights and had notified ViecPresident loxle MS
action The ordered to return to worKa' once
and in response following was Immediately issued
10 he knights Of LGbor Of De Grroi SGnh'st rd ALL on
your manhood and fortud. during our a. .cant ar
struggle for recognition ana I'm rsclycs "a men OF
bitratiOn ~ just Let us aoIAeSl ~ lie most aud
dignity and manhood. Every man 20 uls pv vv,dItt
The same zeal for upbulding the business OF ne West
that we have just done In proving th1t lanot
nv order OF Executive Board OF Dlstrlct ASsei"oi0'
Nos. Iol, 93 ana Il.
The men, however. did not return to Work al once
owing to the conflicting rumors circulated on an sues
vice-President Cooper, OF District Assembly NO. lol'
sand
Tho men Will all be at their posts "Wednesday morn
ing II Will consume nearly forty,elght hourS " pi0
I tttulf afp
Dispatches received late this afternoon stated thaI
Gould had not consented srbtrate and this has pro-
duced CONSERVATION all sides The Executive bo'r"s
have inst received "A dispatch from Mr. Irons asking II
the Powdey dispatch was authentic and was told that
as fer as they could ascertain they believed II was
T. ere was hot dispute among the khghtS Oh l"o'
onght 1t seems that call issued requesting their
men to 90 to work the act OF two or three lrfeSpo
sibe men, and done before n quorum was present
al the hall the Boards OF the three Dlsulct
Assemblies into session this order was declared
void and secret circulars ordering the men to
stay ont until they receive official notice to go to WORK
The board received two kilograms to-day from MI ro"
derly both stating that complications had arisen ana
that the trouble in wise adjusted AS result o 'o
publication the order 10 work and the runors
that the strike settled, the railroad companies re
ceived hundreds Of applications for empoyment ana
eagerly accepted all cOmers. The knights declare u''
the unauthorized action of few this morning injured
| them severely.
DISPATCHES from the Southwest show that the men
nocking back work. but not Knight In TINS cy mas
gone back. The strikers think that MI Powderiy was
! in some manner mis!ed by Gould.
Mr. IIOxie was this evening but refused 10 say
! ANYTHING definite. lie received Mr.. Goulds telegram
and says that he Las been willing to take the strikers
| back since the beginning. Regarding arbtraton' he
says there is nothing to arbtrae at least ne KNOWS Oh
nothing From this and rumors about the Gould build
ing it is surmJed that he will not appoint board Of ar
! bItratIOn.
The Missouri Pacific got ont three freight trains to-day
without opposition and Iron Mountain sent out one
The men in East Louis, however. paid no attention
| TO the good news. The first attempt to send out
! freight train was male by the indianapolis ana 81
Louis road. The engine boarded by strikers ana
the engineer persuaded 10 leave his post The Cairo
! Narrow Gauge and the Louisville and nashville had
! similar experiences and then the Nandala tried H.
train was made up and started out, but while passing
the relay depot it was boarded By dozen mon who un-
] WA len
! the ronpd-house All teamsters who came from II.
Louis 10 transfer freight induced to leave their
| wagons and 90 back empty-handcL Ihree huhdred
teamsters stopped in this manner
All the employees of the indianapolis and ST. Louls
we're appointed deputy shers this afternoon and again
started 70 take ont train The strikers surrounded the
engine erked three OF the new deputies OF and peat
! them Deputy Sheriff Miner, regular county oihc'r'
tried to interfere and was badly beaten sIeHH kO'
! pquet sent dispatch to Governor Ogesby requesting
aid After beating deputy sherA' the crowd visited
the Ohio and Mississippi yards and disabled switch
| engine The rioters went next to the yards
of the Chicago. Burlington and quincy where regular
freight gue rendered useless and TWO engines IN
the yards of the Louisville and Nashville were "ked'
While this trouble in progress the Ohio and Misss-
sppi officials sent train Of five cars Ihe Wabash
under the protection of United states marshas loaded
a long train. The Wabash on the west side, brought
down dozen FROM Noberly, and set them at work
under the protection OF marshals. and the strikers
offered violence. The railroad company tO-uay hdu
warrants issued against j. j. McGarry. NJ. o.
Bennett and George Chase for obstructing
a railroad track McGarry is the judge advocate
of Assembly No. 1OI, and IL Is charged that he noited
the men 10 stop suburban passenger train the hrat
week Of the strike detachng he engine from the cars
The others are charged with the same offence McCarry
denied the charge and released parole II he Is
prosecuted, the strike will be continued so say the
Knights A number of other arrests were made
Tonight an engineer named Hazel, who took ont
freight train on the Missouri Pacific Friday returned
to the city on another. lie followed by mob OF
300 men aud boys when he left his engine to go home
on Arye-st lie was assaulted, and managed to get
ont his pistol but it WAS knocked from his hand He So
cured it again, but prevented from firing by his
wife who ran out Of tho house and threw herself in
! front OF the revolver.
In East ST. Louis the Wabash got out two trains to-
night The sheriff sent another dispatch 10 Governor
Oglesy tonight aid Gloom has succeed this morn
ing 10Y and it East ST. Louis viii be the
scene OF a bloody conflict.
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