Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-25

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cesses into Wnicn tney may "
lea, ana we warn tnenl asa,ns.
the inlustice into Which 1ney
may be betrayed. II cannot pc al
lowed IN this country that man VINO en-
ploys labor snall not nimseIi seiect i
ana controi u iree from ulc.ation Us W
.ne lnuivluuai PcIson mp9in w sna. III
piVy. QUIZ luio "v s. y. ,,stiI,, 4,
~ w vpeIas ,t anu sneus, anu s"nh 20
might oenenI leW Wou-u ano.u ~
.he lnany icens 1 a ~ s U1s'V ~ III
spuse .na. Wounl i@sai La
o u, . uis.'pilne Eor eau ~ ~
ali s' 'nus an,I.1e hsrac,ar
s essiYn ~ a. - po .,,. tha 49,
sna,I usuip ',i' sneas pO'ois ~ w
vinin ~ anu ",ta "a - &C. M,
Wy ~ iaada1s 90 lohar
shn,,td ha,',ora iast ths, ~, 90 ,or and
defeat mar ogn nnrnose let them
regulate Wages ana hours and resist all
! onnression Int tbe leaders oven Of the
most sacred of cansos cannot he allowed
! 10 nrocped "a tho eytremes nj tyranny
| and extortion we want IN see every
man who works for his living
I have his fair share Of the urofts of his
labor. and we denlore any action on the
part of the labor organizations tending to
defeat that end. Reyenges and reprisals
upon capital are sure, in the end, to be
quite as Injurious and as hurtful to the
community as its worst and most syste-
matte exactioDs and expressions have
been In this country law and order and
liberty must be maintained at every cost.
STARTLING RuMoR.
GALVESTON, Tx, March 24.-There is
q rumor circulating here tonight to the
effect that certain locomotive engineers
have received kilograms from the
executive counsel of the engineers,
and that strike of engineers
is imminent. Not much credence is
given to the report. 1t is probable that
If such telegram was received il con-
tanned information relative to the en-
gineers touching their attitude towards
the strikes existing in Texas.
NEW ORLEANS DIvtsIoN oF THE n y
NEw ORIEANs IA March 81 Col
Wheelock. yeneral manager of thc New
Orleans division Of the Texas & Pariac
road wires from Marshall Tav tha+ bo
has ls2 men At work in the shons tbara
Including seventv-nina sl,iIled n,ecbonics
Receiver Sbaldon states ~. dav thot trntas
ara running on time
,,
K,ve C,.r, Ne ~, ., 400
ts,',.,,.t, ~ aiHn ''oV
hora ,bis nn0r snm Ma tnni,h ~ s.atu quo
All is r,,s;at - ,h ~ 10
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Al 81, JOSEPH
hANsAs Oiis, MO-, Marcn tine
5 , VI lle various roads at ~:
oosepn nave gone out' Ihey stopped
woih tor tlle noun hour as usual ana at
'iooh ulu hoI return 10 WORK III Is not
hnoWn mere Whae thelr demands are
Ihh s"I y, GAIN THEIR POINT
hANsAs CIrI, MO- Marcn ~ -General
Ear. EFT Net'i S,,a Oh .he Kansas cry,
bolI ocott Gun ROAD, at whose Office
held This ofternooT o. o'ciocI e,a,. wa va
to The public that a comnromise Rad heen
effected with the svitchmen and that oii
the men will 90 10 WORK Mt once Ry tho
settlement the general nonogers agroe 30
nav the switcbmen the Chirago sebed,lo
price. This raises the blockade from iris
CITY except as regards thc Missouri pactac
road.
Nettleton said 20 nm Associated pross
reporter this evening that the statomoyt
credited to him in The afternoon naners
and quoted previously in these disnatcbes
was unauthorized. and renuired him ~
| state the basis of fha gattlamapt Tho
men returned To work NJ y nicincl, tn
night by order Of MONAGHAN ,6e cliot ~
their association, and are tbem m,ol os
ignorant of the prices agreed mon
They are known onlv 10 fbe of,ia goI,
and the strikers COMMITTEES II &c assumnd
that the advance was granted as the com
mittee would not have comnromised The
men are told they will know in n few dovS
what agreement was made. The idea has
been advanced that the officials hone for
an early settlement of the Missouri Paci6c
strike and consider il best 10 keen secret
this settlement, pending the adinstmenf
of existing differences elsewhere
rpr,cnr rn,,x ,n,,.,a
g., iN LNA Ns ST. LOUIS
~ l;o nt, MO- March IA freight
. Ian. "a niteen cars was made up at the
1 nt,'' tnls morning ana started over the
mlssourl racine tracks IN the direction of
nnint ~ w W., ,,'iS Irving AT lnat
nra ,', ny .t, ea.ieu 'ne engineer ana
Tho mob 80 boco ,aoii posSs, MniGn they uld.
d ine ,n1D Teoaile 50 aense mat II was