Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-04-13
Gradual Winding up of the Affairs
of the Late Missouri Pacific
Strikers.
The House of Representatives
Asks Some Brave Questions
tRelative to Canadian
Fishery Outrages.


GRIEVANCES OF LOCOMOTIVE FIREMEN AS
GOOD AS SETTLED N THERE WILL BE
NO STRIKE.
St. Louis, April 13-Grand Master
Sargent, of the brotherhood OF locomo-
tive firemen, said last night that their
grievances would be redressed aud there
wal no probability of the firemen strik-
ing. The grand master said: "The
whole matter is Just as good as settled
already and there will be no more
trouble about grievances as soon
as we get them in shape and
present them. The general grievance
committee Ihave called Will meet at
Parsons and 1 will appoint a committee
from its members which will come here
with me and take charge of these Ste
Louis discharges and present the cases
of the men to Superintendent Karrizan.
They will be disposed of in the right
way I am confident"
HI sTRIKE DYING OUT.
Sedalia, Mo-, April l3-The strike lie
dying out here. New men are going to
work daily. Generally the class most
needed ale machinists and many old
men arc leaving for other places in
search of work. Several go to Cali
fornia. The master car builder says he
has all the men he needs at present and
his department is generally we'll sup
piled at Parsons and Hannibal. At 8
meeting of the knights Sunday a resolu
ton was adopted
HEARTILY ENDORSING PowDERLY
and his acts, condemning all violence
and lawlessness that have been com
mitted and favoring the presentation O
a petition to the general executive boart
for q modification of the constitution,
and Ky laws of the order SO that NJ
strike CT boy ett:s can be ordered ezuep
by the direction and under the super
vision of the general executive com
mittee.
:. WHOLESALE RETURN OF STRIKERS.
st. Louis, April 13-Ihe who'll
force Of strikers OF the St. Louis trans
fer company returned to work this morn
ing, confident of the protection of til,
militia force. The number of switch enl
yard men who returned to work yester
day was increased this morning b,
many more of those who availed them
selves of military protection to secur,
employment. Most of the roads now hav,
full crews of switch and yard men and /
Is expected that the resumption Of opef
atoms by q majority of the roads will b
complete to-day. A number O
the bridge company's men hay,
resumed work and the compan,
is doing a business almost as large al
before the strike.
In East st. Louis two freight train
have been sent out by the Burlington
road without interference. The Wabasl
sent out one train.
mo DISTURBANCE
occurred during last night or this morn
inlng, beyond the firing of n shot by
sentry at men crawling along the GROUND
between two freight trains in the Indian
apolis & ST. Louis yards, and who would
not obey an order to halt. The mel
escaped, as the shot did not take effect
THE INQUEST.
East st. Louis, April 13-The inques
was continued this morning, but took {
recess awaiting the arrival of some wit
~nesses. The coroner announced that b,
had sent word to sthe deputy sheriffs ii
the st. Louis jail giving them an oppor
UNITY to testify, if they 80 desired, bu
had received no reply from them.
ANOTHER VICTIM.
1t was announced that James Scol
lard, who was wounded Friday, died las
right in the st. Louis hospital.
MORE ARRESTS.
Two strikers who attacked q grair
train on the Lockwood Carondele,
branch of the Missouri Pacific road yes
terday and forced the engineers to take
it back to Kirkwood were arrested thif
morning.