Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-12
STRIKE news.
Interesting Correspondence Between
Receiver Brown and Master
Workman Powderly.
Editorials In the tilobe.Demorrat aud
New York Pest on the Si,ua.
lion Of the Hour.
The ootlook at 81, Louie, Galveston. prl.
las Bonham, Denison. aiarshaii,
nalrd, Tosah ana other Points.
orENNe IN ron nrsINr.. !.

The Texas & Pacific gave notice yes,cr.
lay shat i had resumed the operation Of
is lines from "cend 10 eend,'' and was
prepared to receive freight for an points
not on the Missouri Pacific. A copy Of
The order Is appendedi
DALLAS, March II TO All Agents AN
classes of freight, including live stock,
may be received Tor points on tho Texas
Pacific railway and for points beyond,
except on the Missouri Pacific lines which
include the International & Great North.
ern, Missouri, Kansas 4 Texas, Missouri
Pacinc and Iron Mountain roads. We
are In position TO handle live stock and
other frcights for st. Louis, Chicago,
Memphis, New Orleans and all other
points East. Live stock should only be
accepted on u written release from the
owner, relieving receivers from any re.
sponsihility for any delay that arises from
the effect OF strikes w W. FINLEY,
General Freight Agent.
Men are being distributed along the
line 20 take the place OF tho striking see
ton hands, and the officials say that
within Two or three days affairs win be IN
exactly the same condition as before the
trouble.
THE cAR-REpAIRlNG siIops
Col Noble, agent Of the receivers OF
the Texas & Pacific, was IN the city yes
terday, and says the car.rcpalr shops viii
be 250xi0 feet, with Iron roof Some two
hundred men will be employed Ia thom
The agent says these shops have been
needed here for two years past.
STRIKE MOTHS.
Goods arrived from st. Lous yosicr.
day which were shipped on the "a inst.
Five carloads Of freight were received
from New Orleans yesterday, which came
through in four days.
Five statesmen for St. Louis houses left
for homo last night according to orders
received by telegraph,
IL was stated positively by knights
yesterday TINT Mr.. Powderiy was still ia
Philadelphia aud would not be- In Fort
Worth.
The Knights Win hold mass.meetine
for members OF the order at Central hail
corner OF Fifteenth and Houston, Saturday
nights,
Trainmastor anderson Informed Thl
GAZETTE last night that the Texas &
Pacific was now open from New 0rleanl
TO III Paso.
sixteen hrst-class machlnists anC
round-house men went 10 Big Spring,
last night, They came from New Or
leans, and will 90 20 work Tor the Texas
& Pacific
OPTICAL CONCENTRATIONS.
Special to the Gnzetto.
DALLAS, TEX, March II The follow
ing telegraphic correspondence cxplaini
itself.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, March lit,
John G.. Brown, Dallas, Tex, Receive
Texas & Pacific Railway; VIII you NEE
with committee selected by the genera
executive board OF the knights Of Labo
20 arbitrato for the settlement OF the din
culties with Texas & Pacific employesY
4. V. powDERIY.
DALLAS, TIN, March IL, 1886 Il,
T. V. Powdorly, Philadelphia, Pa
Message received, asking me II VII
meet committee selected by general ex
ecutiye board OF Knights Of Labo
OF difficulties with the Texas Z
Pacific employees. beg to say that W.
have no difficulties with the employees o
the Texas & Pacific railway, aud, SHOULD
any arise, we are most willing now, as n
the past, to confer with them and rlgh
any grievance shown by them 10 exist
| The only Issue between the former EN-
| ployea, who are now strikers aud not II
our employ, and ourselves Is, that the!
have committed deprodatlons upon tn
properly In our possession by disabling
aud killing engines and by interfering, b,
intimidation aud otherwise, With morltO
Tious aud honest men now IN our service
desiring 70 perform the duties abon
doned by the strikers. This matter VI
have remltted TO the United States court
and the United States marshals, unde
writs Of assistance from the courts, ar
| settling the trouble for us, so that J d.
not see any good that arbitration with Va
committee OF the Knights of Labor cOul
accomplish, JoHG c. BRows.
now THE KNIGHTS cAN BE HEARD.
DALLAS, TEX, March TITO v. Y
Powderly, Philadelphia, Pa, ! omit
tel TO say IN my dispatch ihl
morning that the United States cifcul
court for the Eastern district u Louis
lana, under the order Of which We hOl'
our appointment as receivers, is opel
and entirely accessible any day 70 an,
complaint OF the employees OF the TeXa
& Pacific railway who have any real d
! imaginary grievance since the receiver
were appointed, and the court will hea
and entertain With lmpartlallty an
application made by parties preferrinl
their grievances JOHN @. BHOwN,
Receiver Texas & Pacific Railway,
PHoM THE 81. LOUIS GLoBE-DEsooRAT
ST LoUIs, Mo-, March il.--'Ine Globe
Democrat said, editorially, this morning
"The authorities Of the Missouri Pacii
railway intend to-day 70 take possession
and control Of their property, ~ RESUME
the public business and 20 comply will
their charter requirements o. public car
riers. n there Is any reason why the.
should not be allowed 20 do this, we cor
tainly have not heard II. II las
Is supreme IN this country and II
this city, there viii be no obstruction
IN their way. II, however, thu diciun
Of q committee OF four men settinl
In Marshall Tex, Is 70 supplan
the law, and 10 substitute might 10
right, this fact should boknown and pro