Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20

Ion ~ rcgtrd 70 The prnsent slate ~ s,f"tF,,"
Z, a,,li b,iwyen certain raii
way cn,hpahlvH ana their otnplOyes
l,cArlvtd. that every man has A rieht IA .,,,
WI ms own action IN an thlnfs N r. tieiat~.
~ l ~, AND nSsdes re f;eat 90 aHc her o..
hat hocn 90 great ini nv Ia ina troutt, nsH
pfospcfltv ~ this statc HN ""N
Resolved, ,hat We recosnirc thu rirhi % Al
.teh 70 Ot4ANtan - better thtlr condition ANA
"a Ncssg tfna labor IN aNt taiiirf 81 n,,,soN
Mhrfn thes NiCiAlc NO contract h0fst M, sni,,c
s,N We Neelafc mat all men h,v0 Inv natural
without letNs hndfanoe. and No N,seS, ' Sn
nnunrc any ainnpl at violence AMT thlsat X,
int.nsueten 20 rfcNcnt ihsW from the exefri,c
hesolyvt, tial We roudcitn aaV aita,nn, a.
ihieticu vito thc rrNpaff{ fishts NJ sii,trs ~
w elelgie " whom ihvg .iiali scli IA rom
Mg9ia They rhal hey, whplhei ~ mon o, NJ
wv fiVit NN 81 cihNfwlHr, as dlintuAiiV IN
lNit, sud we piedRo nutsolSfs M tiis ,,3 ~,
nanre 81 ihis secscd ptlngipla
4 motion was adopted thst The propeed.
lngs he published III The City parcrs ana
iH the Dallas News and Fort worth az.
ktlfr, when the necun adjourned
ihe Chairman, Mayor Poe. aud CAM.
Comcygos are both knighIS al labor an,i
q Fast two thirds OF Ina NEE inc ,ver.
kulghis q Labor and zoo men were pres.
gpNNnAEE uNOiAhFS
kNNNnAih, TN, Msreh No $40 tho hihn
aesis " nc Missouri fAcinc Railway com
lAN Regarding cue prrsert labor ironhips
exciting beiweyu ihe Missouri reesnn ilaihyaS
company and Tho knights 0l Labor, wv, ii,s I'M
utnigaed cititpua 81 lloctdAlc. d0thU ~ TX
press Ourselves M tho iuilNNing nshnner W,
n ' M'sn 70 alclale a. either tho railway cOm
nNhN o. .lsNmnioNes hut AZ the mAtiOr in uGus.
Nen " haily hctDniug mOfe soioNs. not mi,
iglNlN& We fAilipAl comi any hut tnndjnr to
N,ln2l silfg AZ klnds of haslness anu gery
seriously innrtcuug wish The tfanls 81 arr
state anu hWitR cattfN IA Anh lmpaftiaiiy rou
gldgned Tho position ~ mo iallsoaa compsnv
AMI {ha' % tho hNiglNs % Aher We artnt To
pMni0n that sue i,niHhts 90 I.alar mo
clearly IN Che wrong ami SIC condemn thoif
ANlont a. We f0rngnlfh thai n0 inen or spt *
men hate the flght 20 diutalc 70 corporations
or n1lNiduals how or IA What manner t6eir
business should Do cOhduuted, and Nj feel tbaf
"a me instance no lailtuad company fhonid
sliia Nrinl ~ q they suuQnlcf hey snyrcn
Hef NO Rights guaranteed TO thrfd and d,
every clnkeh iy shg cpNsthpilon % the general
ferthrf, az citizens 0f lhA state IL rcNa4. wn
asalse " anN ebor ,mpy rewarded Tor its
setNlnes' put 80 thc Falnc tiun dOnNud ~ our
stare govern mcnt anicltnf pr0fartinn al aii
Ilhhel'lseA Nllhih tad state, Wlpihcr btl1ng
NIX 20 cornnratonanr individuals
cory ut thosc declarations was sont
- the governor Of he state, as II. H.
lioNle, tlrSt vice pfcsidcnt ot the Mia
souri, paoide road, and to tho pross,
signed By thirty prominent citizens.
Httii lfiN iNiNNNltMkNt
speolal 90 the ,larouo,
NEW ORLEANS, March iH Marx h
suspended al The depot oi the
Texas Pacific railway 90 Genldshoro,
only such repairs being eStepded as 0r6
absolutely necessary 80 Keep the paesun.
ger locomotives and such itclght iocnmo
tiyes as are Ia use ~ running order.
There are only nflocn men ~ WORK "a the
shops The atrlkcfs are awaiting tho Re.
sulto The conference 80 be held to-day
10 Matshalh between COMMITTEES that
len here on "Wednesday and Mr. Han, the
discharged foreman, OF ihe QHa part ana
the railroad authorities on tho other,
Gen Sheldon when Interviewed BY your
reporter this morning as 70 TIE rlospsct
OF a fiHal settlement ni the difficulty ~.
pliodi ~ think there ls prospect OF
thu matter being permanently settled
soon. cannot see what other course tho
receivers can pursue than the plan
adopted, The public should remember
that the railway Is IA The hands Of the
United States court and ne receivers hive
no power 90 act IN any Important
matter without their authority The Ne.
celvers could not IN any way sell tho
Of The railroad, or buy property
Tor IL, or Interfere with lts franchise, or
even Interfere vito its schedules or lcgit
Innate business without Rn order from The
court 10 do so. II the authority of
United States court aud the power Of the
United States government can be set al
defiance the receivers must be held blame
loes, 80 long MS that condition OF affairs
lasts The receivers do not propose ~
discharge employees over ne. heads Of the
proper officers OF superintendonts OF the
road or the shops, nor TO employ men be-
cause they belong 10 certain associations
or orders.
COT. KEi!LEF fAi1se
special to tho Gazette
WEATnEiuORp, TEX, March ~. Mr.
Il, L, Keller, division superintendent OF
the Texas & Pacific, passed through this
place to-dfY, en- route 20 Big Springs, and
in conversation with TlIE GAMsTrn cor,
respondent freely expressed himself Ia
regard 20 the strike, and said,' virtually,
the strike was ended, or would be in q
very short time; that the strikers were
weakening aud that each day II was less
trouble 10 employ sufficient bauds. He
further stated that he considered the
troubles at an end, and IN short time d
full force would be AZ work IN every de-
partmnnt. Mr.. GIN, superintendent Of
OF this division, who for
some time has had considerable trouble
IN keeping pumpmen at the several tanke,
and az different times has been forced 10
run up and down the road and do most all
the illling VI the water tanks hitnseli for
the reason his men were all striking said
this morning 20 TnE GAzETTE reporter
that all the water stations were sup
piled with men and be could illl as many
more In one days time az there Is 90 end
70 applicants for the places The strike
does not seem 70 affect the running Of
trains NJ this place very materially as
freiehts ARE tally rnunlng on this road, as
many ~ three and four being N the yard
II one tine.
~ wills rofNT
Z ccial 10 the Gazette.
Wills poiNr, Tx, March 49, The
interest Ia the strike Is undated X lsa
constant theme Of discussion, the general
sentiment stlli being In favor Of the
knights Of Labor Tin GAzgTry re-
porter talked With Conductor Evans aud
Engineer Horton to-day. Mr. Evans was
In sympathy, Of course with the working
man, but thought the matter ought - be
settled BY arbitration. Mg. Horton faid
i Twas not his funeral" but hc wat
and as such the Kniglishad
his sympathy. Neither, however, ih