Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14

In the way q preventing shipment OF
their products. The slriNtrs arc hopeful
thar the ,raiunacr win join thcm u cir.
cum-taDees rec ssitaie 81 This ~ The
CAV Tho brotherhood 90 Locomotive I'm.
gingtr- we've 90 iAke action 81 the Eisttcr,
h0t ~ SET no word has boen received
lyan ihuln The strife is The gtatfal
thgpe 0id'scussion ON Tho s,rle;s The
reuple ars divitlua, some favor and some
oppose Is.
SITUATION kr M,Rsnktt.
special 90 iNo eatcsle,
MARSHALL, rFN., March iS-Oar ~.
pOii ni the circular 20 br issued lAstnlgAt
wss el0ucpns, bat we gave tia, glNcnns
( hg one OF the deputy marshds. we hele
/ give q copy " Tue uotiec rs posted horc
/ ip.days
"'MUsnAit TKN,, March va, tsS6,--..
I By ordsr OF lioa, Don a lariee, United
SpleS cfOntt ildga for the biith juitlcial
ldistrlCt of sad court, have TITS day
( t4gpn Charge VI an the property belonaMg
No the Texas 6 Pacinr Railway company
I ,la& III my district aud an thr employs
ROW NJ work ard 60 work Cor this com.
( many VIII be protected an parties are
hertby warned not 10 interfere with the
employees or property Of said road, as ~
40 interfering in any way they VIII BE
liable 20 arrest aud punishment for con
| tempt OF court.
/ fSignedl A, D, REA0AN,
llnitod States Marshalln
The following IS Mr, wheeloek's no.
1 tico:
"The receivers Of the Texas & paci1c
railway will open the railway shops AZ
Marshall tomorrow moruing the 18th
inst. Mechanics aud others DESTROYS OF
employment may make application for the
same az The master mechanics uilice.
/ formpr employees, who struck aud were
! discharged and who are not Objectionable
70 The officers Of the road, by making
similar application may also be ems
ploycd.
lSigncdl n y. WnRriocK,
General Agent for the Receivers
! II VIII be seen that no affidavit was
asked from tho hands, but that all not OBJ
! i,ctionablc TO the officers may lac cm-
ployod. II is said that the leaders In the
last strike are the ones who were singled
out az those obi sctlonable parties Thc
shops were opnued to-day as II o'clock,
The whistle was blown but nobody
went to work from the ranks OF the
strikers, except perhaps one or two. The
! knights OF Labor bad q meeting to-day,
aud your reporter was told that they
voted 10 man 10 stay away FROM tho
shops, and not 10 20 work mill the
trouble was sctfled Some ui the mcn
VIII not 20 TO the shops stall, and among
/ them alc their most skllful mech mics.
one 81 t1oul told your reporter Ibis morn.
Ing that he HAD bought farm and was
eoing INTO tOat buduesa, and was dopc
forever with the railroads The strikers
have large circular prialed and posted
here condcmnlng thg course pursued by
Gov, lirOWu. They claim that lie Is mis-
representing the true state OF AFFAIRS, ur
is being hoodwinked by his subordinate
officers They pty him IN cithor event,
aud say that he has NO right 70 publish
misstatnmeuts, mixed with trath,
also that hls reasons arc com.
posed of prejudice, autocracy, intolerance
nlsconceptlun aud Misrepresentation
This strike may be fun for Coy. Brown,
but somebody has got TO pay for IL,
They claim that the recelVerseip IL only
! a blind and that II HE company has
money TO resist aud fight this strike II
bud money enough 70 keen It's property
out of court, The above are Adni4 81
the most Important points OF the clrcu-
lar.
George u. Irwin, a meat.markot pro-
| HlANlRfs WIN Hll'NiNN Wy lAARiH
this evening for contempt Of court and
hurried away to Jefferson on a special
tain. He viii be kept there until Judge
pardpe sees ~ 10 give him trial. He
Is charged with bOycottlng boarding.
house which was entertaining o seab +,
Irwin Is not knight OF Labor,
~ HENDERSON,
Special TO The Gazette.
4 HESDERsoN, Tax, March 49, Tho
present status OF the strike has, as yet,
no material effect upon our city lnasnuch
az 1t IL only the terminal seat OF tape,
line extending from the international nj
0verton, orders were received last
lueeday by Agent Smith 10 dispense with
the services OF all Office assistants, Rnr
ters, etc. Much unoasiness IL mas
! fest, however, by our business men over
freight conslgnincnts which are delayed
and held out on the railroads Large
qdanIities Of merchandise shipped 10
Galveston via the Mallory from New York
aud subsequently Intended fof shipment
TO this city through tho express G M
paDies, has enipined serious uissatlsfnc.
tion, owing ~ the Resembling Of special
rates by the express companies.
AZ DENIsoS.
Special 10 The Gazette.
DBSisoN, Tex, March u --Thiamoru.
ing Mr. Hathaway wanted some oil That
. was on cur on the Missouri Pacific and
sent draymin afnr II. With some h.lr
they succeeded IN getting one CARLOAD 81
oil, bat v hen the dlaJ man returned fpl
the second load he was asked by tbs
strikers not % unload II, but be slartfc
To do IL all the same, when sever d
them gently bat quickly lifted him from
on his duy, and nc that drove of, and
. the oil IS still on the track, and tht
strikers are, rs usual, quiet but frn
There has been no attempt 70 run q
I, freight to-eay
wmrEsBoBo.
4 spcoia 10 The Oalette
/. WHIrEsB0RO, Tx, March IS Oul
4 grain mer hapts were notified yesterday
) that Tho rexu Pacific Railroad com
3 pany were ready 10 receive and firwsrt
+ freight Several cars were engaged 20 %
\ moved np 70 the granafies 10 bt loaded
q 40 20 this time only one car has btei
. placed, Il was promptly loaded with oats
D and stands there nov awaiting transport
) siion.
/. No freight trains have arrived her
since the strike became generals every
thing * distresinaiy quiet about M
depot. Merchants here are getting i'm
/, patient, they are daily ln need 81 good
4. that are delayed on The road
/. At pOxnAM
& sBetial 70 tie Gazette.
Il BoyBAM, Tax, March is.~-The stnk
Z, - about AZ II has been the past iew day.
2 THIS aay and hight operators were 90
Z chartrtf yestcti9y. No ffelshts rnniln
. 0ut or coming 10 yet. Passenger ilsin
a. A..