Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-22
LABOR MATTERS.
New Work Third Avenue Street Rail.
Uey Directors Reiset Farther
Arbitraton.
Lake slsore oaioiAis Determined to oper-
ate rheir Road wuhont ,he CON.
sent of the strllors,
Nor NNr rylrD

NOT Ntf FAnUD.
NEW EoRK, April - AT 3 o'clock this
morning an agreement was arrived at
that the men ON the Third avenue line
should 20 70 work at 10 O'Clock. The
exact terms on which the men are 70 20
back have not been learned. Ii was de-
clared, however, that they were honor
able To the strikers. 1t was agreed after
wards that the men should assemble at
headquarters In Eighty seventh street be.
lore 10 O'Clock and march Ia body to
the stables.
l0;50 A. M--The strike Is not ended.
Ihere was conference this morning but
no agreement was reached.
CARS RUNNING,
NEW YORK, April n AT Z. q. M. the
police began to assemble at the offices of
the Third Avenue Street Railway COM
paDy to prepare for the days operations
Az 7:l5 600 we're on the ground and we're
disposed OF in the same positions as yes
terday. A car was started out In charge
OF four policemen. From this time the
cars started out on ave minutes headway.
BY 3 O'Clock twenty cars were running
tips from the city hall 70 Harlem All is
quiet around the depot at Sixty -fith
street.
GOING TO RUN CARS
NEW YORK, April 81 The directors OF
the Third avenue line this afternoon
unanimously adopted resolutions refus.
lug TO accede To any of the demands oil
the strikers in regard to the men IL shall
or shall not employ, and refus-
Ing TO discharge any non
union men or take back any
strikers who have destroyed property, or
any strikers who have melted others TO
destroy property The directors In end
to bring the whole power Of the law TO
bear against the strikers and to run cars
at all hazards. Cars have been ordered
out and the police have been noti-
fled OF the Intention OF the company The
strikers feel very bitter over the action of
the company's directors, and trouble is
anticipated
ENPECT TO WIN WITHOUT yoIKNCE.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, April 2l.--The inbound
trains on the Lake Shore road brought
fifteen or twenty switchmen TO Chicago
to-day. They came mostly from Toledo
and Cleveland in response TO orders from
h, adqunrters here for men 10 take the
PLACES OF the strikers. The union, in
short time, had committees circulating
through the various hotels arguing with
the men, and by dint Of promises aud ar
gument they claim to have won over
nearly all the Few arrivals. Nearly all
the men seemed To have misapprehen-
sion OF the state of Affairs here and 10
come only with the idea Of getting work. |
The strikers are confident mat they can
prevent any switching being done here
after without violence.
THE Lake SHORE FtGu1
CHICAGO, ILL, April 2l.--~It is now un- |
derstood that to-day Will be, the pivotal |
day In the Lake Shore strike. The switch
men will resist all attempts made 10 move
ears. The intention Of the company Is
not positively known, but IL Is certain
that they will not remain supinc. At
meeting Of the ewtchmen late last night, /
u was reported that the Lake Shore was
8ndeayorlng TO do business through the
)ther roads, and 1t wasl resolved TO pre-
'ent IL II possible. Fifty men were APP
pointed to watch for Lake Shore freight
IN other roads, and are TO request The
employees OF those roads not 70 handle IL.
n this way they hope to prevent the
lake Shore doing business over other
Dads.
Up to9 O'Clock this morning there had
,ecn no trouble ut the Lake Shore freight
ards, and the prediction that Michigan
CENTRAL & Nickel Pate swltchmen would
20 out proved untrue.
Sheriff Iiansht u said this morning that
le had not sworn In any deputies as yet
ut that he had lot Of men selected
whom he would use II necessary. 1t was
is opinion, however, that there would
70 no necessity for II as he had heard that
h. strike would be settled
Five hundred aud nifty Lake Shore cars,
he majority of which were bound for
lineage, we're sidetrrcked cast Of South
'hicago As a measure Of protection II
) thought an attempt will he made 10
ring them Ia over the Michigan Central
Dad In consequence OF lack of business
auspd by the Luke Shore strike about
NY freight handlers employed by the
rock Island road at EngIewood have
cen discharged
VINO GIFTS THE MONEY!
ST.. LoUfs, Mo-, April 1.-THE general
xecutiye board Of the knights OF Labor
eceiyed to-day $1,000 in drafts and
ostal money orders for the strikers
lnd. contribution OF $1,000 was re-
clved from the New York Protective
ssociation, accompanied by information
hat ike subscription would be forth
omlug each week II necessary until the
ettlement Of the strike.
BAKERS BoYcoTTED.
ST. LorIs, MO, April II The Bakers
nion has issued an order which has
cen approved by the executive committee
{ the Central Labor union, boycotting the