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

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make some more ARRESTS.
An kmtKSK.
special 70 ibo Gazette
AnlLFNs, TRx,, March gt.--Yestertav
evening vs. a crew of section mar, , 80,
leaving town going 10 their work on ~.
read they were stopped bv ahonf the Same
number OF strikers asd ordered 10 lenvc
an' hanucar, but the men Ia pogsesslon
" we car refused TO do so, asking the
sulhcT what right they had TO demand
sup1 move of them The s,rikera
Vouiu ave no reason onlF that they were
strikefs, and still demanded the men m
the car 10 leave u, which obey dhi tnr n
fleW moments and az the same titne folled
np their slenseH and told tho strikers mai
shey wero going 10 work. The etriknrs
TOOK u for granted that thsv meant AZ
MorN on them and left witkorl DELAY. hwt
| ~ Was feared fcF awhile that hhcre would
oo trouble between the men "a worn ANA
w strikers though everything * qulet a.
Ar ptRlIN,
special 10 the Gazette
DUNN, Tkx,, Marrh 2i.-Ths strike
y beginning to Affect us out here MOI.
that thoro ~ any strike on the re,,,s can,
trai railroad, but m not being able 10 on,
goods IRON the connecting limos tonr
Implement dealets are losing sales everv
us'y On account OF goods being DELAYED
anu the feeling le getting 10 be one of Inn
patience and Insecurity. Several en,sr.
liiHes ihat were contemplated here are
hpluiug back 20 STE the Termination M
the present strife
NJ. Nolan OF Fort Worth dcliyerea 49,
lecture ho, . last week on the Knights az
Labor question to fun house, and, a. IA
usnal, convinced some iaat theJf posltiona
was right while others were moro con.
Nlnced they were wrong
Ar 0AINYsygslR.
special 70 the Gazette.
UAtNksyltLr, Tex., March "a The
strlke Is stu the all-absorblng topic of
cohfersauoH and Tln @AxKrrF n la
great demand az soo0 az the afternoon
uala gets mere Hapee that tho matter
VIII soon pc adjusted are Expressed on
al sides, Our merchants hnvn IA great
deal OF freight on the roea which thev
cannot Ret and the want ~ h m very
severely felt,
an oyEl,roM
Special 10 the Gazette
OVtKrcN, llN., March 21.--At a meet
ing ui the citizens ~ this town, held To-
dsA, resolutions lndotslng the stand
taken by MIR, lloNie Ia relation To tho dls.
astrous strike pending we're adopted ma
Photographed TO him.
WILL. YorE roGFfnglt.
Special 20 the GAaottc.
BELTUN, Tx, March 2A.--Considera.
Ole STIR was created to-day by a commit.
tee OF knights Of Labor waiting on All tho
merchants IN the city and Requesting them
not 70 sell Stetson hats or order goods Inv
tho Mallory iiue. Some of the merchants
would not pay any attention 20 The mat.
YER, while others seem disposed 70 favor
ti'sni ~ much ~ pgsible. Ills Thought
thcy VIII take considerable stock "a our
next olty election The Knights aud
Farmers alliance will vote together next
fall.
sgiENE 40 pEHIgoH.
Special 20 tho Gazette,
DENIsoN, Tx, March ol.--rhls
morning the railroad officials, with whit
help they conld secure, began switching
freight cars from the yards. Several
boxes 81 coal were taken for the pasaen.
ger Train, some Ties and c1r " beer
was transferred 10 the Central, and sew.
tral oars OF local freight were switched
on The wagon-truck Everything went ON
smoothly and no interference by The,
strikers was made, in fact there were only
u very few strikers that could be seen.
and not Az officer AZ the Yards
expecting 10 see trouble. Switching was
also done but without Interference as In
me morning II is the general opinion
that freight train win DO moved out Ia
the morning, and II is thought that no
eHort VIII be made TO stop IL by the
strikers. Inc strikers who were arrested
ana placed under bond for their appear
ance this morning came up for trial, but
u was postponed until Thursday morn
Ing at . O'clock
Al WILLS roIRT.
Special 10 the 1aEeLte.
Wills P0iNT, Tx, March 2l.--Inter.
ost In the strike IL stu un1agglng, and
much uneaslness IL felt by the more In.
telllgent aud far.se0iuE classcs who are
keeping posted. Many think Mr.. Uoxie
should recognize the Knights 0f Labor as
A legitimate corporate body, inasmuch as
they have received their charlsts AZ euch
from the legislatures OF the several states
where they reside, claiming that this A.
lbe only practicable solution u the present
troubles, since failure Of the propositions.
u the governors oi Kansas aud Missouri.
Public opinion " etili divided here, not.
NithstandiDg the famous resolution 81
ast Saturday, which was signed by most
y the merchants and professional men Of
.he city.
oNE REsuLT
special 10 the Gazette.
waco Tx, March ~ after al On.
ioreed shutdown Of ton days, compelling
jyer one hundred employees 70 remain
die, the Waco wo0len mills will start Hp
again Tomorrow. IN II one noticeable
instance where innocent men aud women,
1bo had nothing 70 DO with the strike,
ave suffered by tue action Of the knights
u Labor The shutdown was n necos.
MY because material (Inainly woolj 20
operate the mills could not sc had over
he Missouri Pacific railroad. The Texas
st. Louis railroad bas brought 10 sup
lies, aud now Work will commence
gaiu.
Al wEATHFBr0Rp.
peoial 10 tho Gszctto.
WATERPROOF, Tx, March "a This
morning about 8 O'Clock Deputy United
states Marshal r. A. Weed started wet.
yard with ten armed and mounted men,
whose services had been secured BY
So ria Baylor for Gen. Cabell. Your
learns Tonight these mon
we're TO ride along the line 0i The railway
o prevent traing from briug tagged BY
masked met, The track from Deing ob.