The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-02
THE STRIKE SETTLED.
ro~dsriv and coaid g~~. and Arrange the
Missouri Pacific Troubles Aratrsitoa
Agreed Z pom.

Powders and Could g~~. and Arrange the
Mi.-puri Pacific Troubles Ari,itrs'ioa
Agreed pom.
NV YorS. March sa.-Yss;cfday morn
M nj eleven O'Clock I. V FowdsTiy and
". f. Mcdowell called on jay Dould AZ the
!att-r's residence. There they me; Ne~st~
Jay Gould. Hopkins snd George Gou!l.
There was a general DISCUSSION Of the stu
alton in the southwest By both sdc> and 4
better understanding Was arrived 8. Than
hal been had by either pafty heretofore.
After talking until one 7. H. TIE c~Uu'encuce
adjourned un'!l evening At seven 2 m
tire conference met again. A. so T. n
Nr. Powd.rly had In .saye Ia keep AT IN
CaE"men. with Congressman John j.
q Nell Of -. Iru>. chairman oi IN.
House Committee oH Labor. Who came fTuuI
Wa>lin- ton Ia render assistance II yors5,c
IN settling H. strike. Mr.. Mcdowell,
however. 7. manned witt Mr.. Gould AMI hts
party and MI. Gould finally handed 20 Mr..
Mcdowell the fol owiug communication {:
T '. Fowdcrlv. Grand Nastcr Workman
PEE>iEENT bFFi,F. bI~~pJEt ft'tsIC
kAILv, ~. March =>-Isar >r Replying TO
YOUR l-'tcr of The eth instant. ! writ 9" -ay
that ] viii tomorrow morn. ug send fhc Tot
tov irr tv.esraphiC instruct ou- O. MI HOVE.
general manager of tn" VI >~our Pac IL ra'E-
roTJ. ~ ~ Lou In gc-um- ~ N" move
mcnt ot ira ns on the Nls>uuT FaCa &c HHd Il
the suplrF ns 81 a'Hurcr- ~ the ~'Nfra de-
IaritH"Ut- 90 Ia : Cumpaus eve preference 70
our late vmp.uS-~ neither theY az, IN Ebts
OF Labor or not. except that Nou 80. uoi rin-
Ii"Y any person Who has injured iu~ COM
pauy : property during ID" ate striA" nor
Nil YOU d~cbarge suf per-uH who hss taken
service with the company during - q ~tT -"
We see uo objection 81 art.trHt.Hs anE Il T"r-
'uco> between the employs Huj the 'oul-
y.ra 80 - s.sT.- l4.t.fgr sLr. H4ru4 Ill
tee satisfactory. | rcmH n Nolr> Nrr' fru'N.
JN GuILu. President
The executive beard Of the IN shtS ~
Labor have sent out the following tee
gram:
Martin Irons. cha rrnar cIccutv ~" hoard.
u \ irl. - IoUi>-rr.~ltcut Jaw Could IA,
consented 10 our pr"I"> tIon fy- trarion
order tho men Ia resume work al once by
ORDER OF the executive hoard.
L. '. Pow pEEIN. q. ". W
TIE eN-cutis. board also >-ut out tie
folio" ing telegram:
20 the knights of Labor now on str Ike n tho
sJHthW ct!
Pr dent Jay Gould has consented to our
proposition tor arbitration srd - ie.egTaThs
We" President Hove. iuT~uau' To- tee
graphic Instruction. sent To- the cha. rIHau vt
tn. executive hoard. IL strict Assembly til.
YOU are 4 rccjCd to- resume WORK a. once.
30 order of the executive board.
/. V PvwpFtLN, e. W VI.
Congressman O'Neii! arrived from Wash
ingion Just IN time To ert the news. lie
said that the Labor Comm itc,. had pre-
pared 1t bill which he world present To- the
House tomorrow in which he thought w-re
provisions which would prcyeIt future
trouble like this. He said that some 1900
or 10000 people had t.,n directly affected
by the strike, aud uunumbcrrd thousands
III r,f ,A.gfx I...Y u.E.Ht
great pl-a>ur. thai The End came SD rac,.-
ably. He returned To Washington Al mid
night. M->srs. Powdcrly and Mcdowell
Will meet Mr.. Could tn morning by ap
?O.Himcnt
QUITTING Down.
ST. IDrIS, Marcia @g.-Ihr strike situ.
alton on both sides ~ the river was very
quiet Yesterday. Aside from Us De-. ns
SUNDAY. a drilling raIu. with now and
then a brisk shower, fell most Of tIe day.
and nobody cared 20 ioitrT about the drIr,
and yards. The Wabash sent ont one tram
ia the afternoon. but beyond Tia, uu attempt
Was midr io move Trans.
L~CoETEp El MILITIA.
T~TxAEkANA. An. March g.-Ihe
frcjEl blockade III this cl;y was biuk,n
yesterday morning ami 4 freight train was
sent north with freight from ~ Louis un-
der a strong guard of militia. Great cN-
element prevailed. and inD Strikers were
assembled IN The Missouri Tac.t nc yari.
The militia ovcIawsd Them, lnwr,rr, aui
the train left without opposition. ~
NaudcyI IL. ten miles north of Irs1iaaHl.
Il crowd of strikers tIie,! 10 sIIrtI.sa aud
wreck the train. T.. militia catered
them and captured twelve - tHc s~,Tis-IS.
who were brought back tu lcN1rAau3 and
Put in jaii. The rum TX oi tins tram j. Te
gaTdrd hy the p."p.e of I.Naf.ani a.
breaking tie backbone of the st!uc ~ tL.s