Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-08

NttlNN ~ MI hhiNhtt ni ilAhOr on Monday
next within the jurisdiction OF district
assembly ~, Such an order would stop
every wheel on the Santa 10 and Mis-.
souri, Pacific hcro and elsewhere. and
business Interests OF Galveston are 10th
20 cxperieuce another siege like last
November IN some quarters II Il be-
noNvd that u President Scaly Of the Santa
Ne were AT home he might avert the
calamity Of q general strike by taking Up
tue Mallory Discrimination against organ.
LED lbaor at that point whore the arhl.
tfation ~ last November left t. Such
course would prove satisfactory 10 the
Knights, az thoy believe that Il Seairy
took any public interest IN Tho present
pending conilie, II would result Ia hia
company joining with the business men
IN compelling them 20 faithfully carry
out the compact entered into nv tho an.
hitIalorr who represented the Malloty
company ~ the November settlement
what particularly iaads t0thls hcilci IA the
fact that Sir. Spalsy personally pledged
tina, sawyer woulA abide the result 81 that
arbitration. a. Mr Snaloy VIII not re-.
turn ttum New York priOr "a "Wednesday,
V le probable hr Will hnd ihc strike in
ipll bloom on his arrival The cotton
presses and cycty other large Industry
anticipate a complete suspension next
week
ArIoSGYnw
special TO the Gasetio.
LoNGview, TN, March SA train
each way was sent out to-day Matters at
the remain Che same The impress
ion oDtNlneanpnn mauypl the Knights that
Tie losses TO the Missouri pacidc syaiem
on account II the Texas lAaclAc boycott
VIII soon result Ia the Interference IN
their behalf hy Mr. Gould, This can be
nothing but Idle talk, aud from unthlnking
sources, aS u will be a strange slght for
a United States court 60 change ils
mode OF operations at the request Of
anyone. Sueh talk, however, tends
okecp the Knights ia line The knights
are not unit ps regards the boycott and
II Il stated That some OF Thorn stopped
work undor protest. II ~ tho opinion
that big sandy win become our shipping
aud receiving point II the matter Is not
settled before freight trains cease to run,
or the road closes It's business as
promised
vtoLESCE rumATENKp.
| Special 90 tho bAaetto
MINKoiA, Tx, March Z The knights
Of Labor are ont here and have threatened
I ei0lenco on the Switchmen aud eoal
beavers Il they persist IN attending 60
their work,
cIlAIK MARX NOTICES
special TO the Gazette.
WRArmufoRp, Tx Mnreh \. To.
I day about 10 o'clock several men, known
/ TO be knights OF Labor, were seen with
chalk, marking ilgnfeA ON almost every
I budding, fence and In several places on
the sidewalk, but tholr figures wore nol
understood by tho public until 3 O'Clock
( this afternoon, when awarms OF men were
noticed going In the direction Of the l'ur.
/ Ter ball, where over 400 members Of the
order of Heights oi Labor met for, rs
WAS learned by Tng 6AxRrfn reporter,
atflct business, and several leading mem.
bors OF the order were interviewed after
tho meeting was held, aud stated that or
lpA were received here this mofDinn
! from headquarters, ordering general
strike Of railroad men, which
orders VIII DO strictly adhered
20 by all members OF the
Knights nj this place, but II was also
stated that there would be no Interrupt
ton made by the striking Knights that
! II other hands desired 10 takc places va.
Gated by the strikers they need not
fear any disturbance whatever The
knights have just simply quit work and
don't propose 10 resume thpir lab0rs
again until their demands are met They
don't propose 20 modest tho trains or
traffic IN any way whatever Seven
freight trains passed on regular time to-
day without any trouble, aud II II CON
sidercd here that the strike viii not
AFFECT any Interest very materially