Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-04-03
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other side.
ARRESTED.
Doc. Anderson, another indicted
striker has been arrested. The sheriff
has sworn as special deputies all the
present employees in the union yards.
The Wabash is receiving and sending
out trains without interruption.
DETERMINED sTRIKERs.
Ft. Worth, Texas, April 3-The Mis-
souri, Pacific is still in the hands of the
strikers here. An injunction has been
obtained here from the district judge
restraining all persons not in the en-
ploy of the company from entering the
company's yards. Marshall Cabell.
with deputies, is there ready to render
assistance to-day, if needed. The
authorities arc determined that trains
shall move to-day and the strikers are
equally determined that freight shall
not move till the company agrees to
take back all ex-employea. Serious
trouble is feared.
But for the aid the strikers are re-
oeiving from the farmers alliance of
different states and from outside knights
they would probably have gono to work
long ago.
AFFAIRS IN TEXAS
Palestine, April 3--Ihe Texas Pacific
shop and yard men were all paid of
yesterday. The shops are open but The
strikers have not yet made the signal o
resumine work. BUSINESS IS becoming
lively along this line, thirty-ave freigh'
trains running in and out OF Palestine
in the last twenty-foar hours.
A STRIKE COMING.
Galveston, April "a News specie
from San Antonio says a strike of pas
senger and freight conductors on tn
division OF the Southern Pacific railroad
extending from SanAntonio to Ell Pas,
Ia imminent. The freight brakesmen OF
the division struck o short time ago ant
got an increase Of wages and the con
/ uuCGOl0 hoW dCuluu0 OIL uoVHbSOs n LIZ,
held a conference with General Manage
Hutchinson and it is understood thei
demands were refused.
, PROSECUTING AN ATTORNEY.
Dallas, Texas, April 3-Justice Henr
Schulz, attorney for the knights of iabo
IN this city, was arrested yesterday o
warrants based on five indictment
charging him with swindling and embe;
z ement. Il is Understood the charge
cover the same ground as those on whic
! he was arrested last week. The prisont
: gave further bonds and was released
! FIGHTING AT FORT WORTH.
ST. Louis. April 8, las p. ma Pos
Dispatch SPECIAL from Fort Worth, Texa
says: An attempt has just been mao
to start freight trans out on the Mi
souri, Pacific. Officers Fnltord, Snee
: aud Townsend are mortslly wounde
and three strikers shot down in the
!. sxsltsase. s.sess:t
J THE FORT WORTH BATTLE.
81 WV tIpitD5 ~ ApIil o-aG t6u u Clpt
this morning 1900 people assembled
6 the Missouri Pacific yards to see ii
I sheriff send out a train which he sa:
q last night he would do, or die in Il
4 attempt. AT eleven an engine vii
{ twenty armed deputies backed into Il
. yard to take out a train OF twenty ca
y. Ntan poa}y 4" thu tr,1p HnrJlnJ E ~,
n for the south and when it reache
the New Orleans crossing. two mil
aouth of the city, the sheriff was attack,
ls and a regular battle ensued. Thr
deputies we're shot and several strike
!. are supposed to have been killed.
a CITIZENS ARMING.,
. st. Louis, April ga later Ft. Wort
y special says the citizens are arming
% all sides. A fight is now going on b
o tween the strikers and fifty mount,
Q police. The strikers are we'll arm
with Winchester rifles. Every thing
le in an extremely feverish condition.
10 LATEST FROM FIT. WORTH.
@ Fort Worth, 3 .. m. Several hundr,
merchants and citizens are now marc
ing down Main street toward the seer
OF the oDti armed with Winchest
rlfss and shot guns. The gun store
closed and under guard.
= THE FIRE RECORD.