Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-30

ahe olhfcns seem 10 have began lie anew.
Ar NnSKniA.
Special u The Gazette
MiSKoiA, Tax, March 20. Two trnlas
leit thls point for Dtrieon this mornlns
aud ope Saturday night. AZ iholr rouulsr
meeting Tho Knights OF Labor ne.6reea
me letter ~ Mr.. Powderly, and to-day
tlsH VAtErfR VAS the slrst to bring The
news o. a settlement or Arbitration.
everybody was well pleased with ths
news, oor local society Of X X NJ
arc Rratlned 70 knnw that the strike n
aoout 70 emf. On tho slst there viii l,a
u krAnu Dali given by iho knights of
.,asof' iut which they have engaged The
tbrce special coaches from TYLER rhere
| VIII be q grand street naradr NJ the
! knights Of Labor. Prominent spcakers
I viii be ~ attendance, aud an an, InvI,cs
60 o. present and participates Ia the pro.
ceedngs Quite puniher 81 tho Ola
hands 80 the yards have Como % IVORY
ana others have reported Tor duty,
nuslSses MKN's oriNloNs
special 70 The Gazette.
WACO, Ink, March 20 Tho new th,t
tAe great strike had ended was reeNlysa
here with general qualification on An
lhahds' While the details OF Tie ending
are not clearly known yet, people SAY Il
" sunicientto know u Is over. Rualnrys
men say they hope tho terms on which
tue men nave feturncd 20 work are such
rs VIII not compromise the fiuu stand
maintained by the railroad comnanv MI
~ THIS time that Il win De unfortunate II
peace has been made on terms that will
furnish even alight precedent for
another such strike IN the tniura. The
general sentiment, however, Il one OF M.
iolclng at the eud,
Az the Missouri pacllc freight depot
Agent Smith says he has not yet received
orders 70 re.amploy thu force ha hna
when the strike began, but Is momontas
rllj expecting such Instructions. ENelnc
No, ~, sent cut 10 Tavlor yestcrd,s. ~
tufned thus evening, pulllng several
ireignt cars gathered up along tho line,
lhls engine Wilt take our another froight
| tomorrow, mostly for local ponta. Pas
sengef trains were all behind tine IN ,,nv
on the Mlesouri Pacific Regular ffeirhts
are expected through tomorrow
AZ LoSavfNw
Special 70 the Gazette.
lpNGviEw fEx1 March 10 Mattsrs
AZ We junction are quiet gSery place
\ w the r0und.housa IL Allod oxcaut fhe.a
I
nnmher wha struck are az .y9fk. Much
| ympsthy Tor tho families ii thaae Who
have host thuir jobs Is expressed rhe
! telrarame that the Missouri PsciGc strike
Is of this morning wera received htre
! eNubeenilY especially w the lumber
I shippers, VIVA have q number ~ million
ieet here for shipment to Kansae
/ number Of Knights and their sympAtblg.
crs eNprcss the opinion tbat Mir. Powder.
~ has been bought by capital The great
majority Of tho people think Mr. Pow.
| dariy ~ the Moses Of the Knights, ap,l
tnat the better men o. the order win fol
low his lead.
AT oRocEKTr
Correspondence OF the oaKotts
CRocKRrT, Tx, March "a Much
excitement prevailed here during The
morning, In consequence OF the threat.
ened conflict at Palestine between the
strikers aud the civil authorities, Telc
grams received reported the strikers IN
arms and numbering about GOO, and the
sherlf's posse and police force ,Out 900.
A telegram requests the sheriff OF this
connty TO go 10 Palestine, II nccespaty, 70
aid tho anthoritIea The military com
pany OF this place, Capt Mcfiar, promptly
responded 20 the call, md, together With
a number OF volunteers, were ready 20
move at tho appointed time, / O'Clock,
when telegram was received that they
would not bo wanted for the present,
There IN no dlnlcnlty, 40 lar an this
county " concerned, in the running 0t
trains
AT MARSHALL
special 10 the Gazette,
! MARSHALL, TEX, March q. As was
. I "a.
AZ the shops for work this morning. bat
owing 20 Col Wheelock's abseDce ~ one
was employed, rs he wishes 70 pass on
each man'e application. No uac here
Iiully understands the settlement VI the
Missouri Pacific troubles, aud tho Knights
are hs much IN thn dark ~ othera The
trials 0f all the partles arrested here on
charges Of intimidation and contempt
were IN progress ut Jefferson TODAY, aud
Agents Noble and Whcel0ck ara over
there. IL Is rumored here that about
hill the men who quit can 70 back II 40.
| plicatiDn ~ made tomorrow.
TAKEN TO DALLAS,
special 70 the Gayctte.
WATERFORD, Tx, Msrch 2g
| Deputy tInlttd Sintte MaffhaI X
| ", Cabell and Steve Maddox icfs
on tho cast.bOund train thlsID0rnlnR with
1 Fn0tncr and Hapgate, recently arrested
At Gordon, FS0trcr charged with an at-
tempt 90 burn the depot at Cor
don, sud llangate chaiged With contempt
~ United Smtes court. They have hedn
Ia jall here since tleir arrcs' until This
mOrning, when the above officers took
them 10 charge aid started Tor Dallas,
where they win haze pfeliniaaty 81
animation before the United states com,
missioner to-mnrr0w.
Al DEHIsoN.
Special TO The Gazette.
Dssieok, TIA, March o. fhe strike
here II practically ended over 9ttcen
freight trains left hpre to-day without
guird aud TIM cierks At the dispatchef,s
aud freight Offices bsys been placed ~
work again. Al Of the fegnlaf yard
crews are ~ work agaln ard II lsexpccted
That shop mon, car repairefs vfe., viii
report for work ~ the morning.
| The Knlgbts OF Labor held meeting
this morning aud one Tonight, brt they
don't ray whOtber they will fesuIne wOrs
10 this morning or mol. Freight handlers
hay been lusy ali daY upiesling irs.igat,
aud the Sc mes In aud around the depot
were those ~ nnnsnal seiifit7 fhc
sliefl6's guard u sfill on daty i1niehs,
but II 10 thought Il win lle thclr last nighi
an suREIAN.