Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14
vol Xl Nsj ~

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ong state legislature shaa Ah ets.ss.
conditions d aigaigs This & MI ~r'lis.
IN aniaaOnlsn ,o Tie iaen, hiil "a NIX,
manner 81 Obtaining ftdftS I~.
grlotCd. SO iaf as tlo Texas K lWci1l,
Midway q concerned d, IS allesdg M ihs
hands II the conrt. hul a c1ugt 81 si.i,tsii.
cation should ne Instituted. 80. ,shih
grlcyaaces cpuld be rrcse ,ica sf.l l,it ~
dealt ont A't,,
SITUATION Az cDfoKihd.
Nthe EaiiofUt I'M SesNtte
CclNpApp, Tx MarE l2 S.ilt ibs
sillSC gees on Tho Kplahts W .3l,,s
afr showing 10 signs ii wSt. Iee
They oiFanikd Nnoiitf asttmb@ XXX
nishi, WITH CITY new charter NJ NJ
Wcafe 80 situated that We cAlfet .6nc,
vnt wunh 10 t1o ilsht, our Va AL .arnc
% lend y heippa hand 10 ans It'd Nho K
nghting ior liberty 10 a iustan1 hhonfa.
hln cause, We see a guod deai naid
about iuu Chlnaman. viii ~ n enl
swer 10 The aentiomaii W no Ttathf NJ s,oa,.
ui your correspondents that ~. N
Brown would ~ thcirp places With ,hi4e
men II be cuuk get them, MI sse ohe
thing sure, II Mr.. Brown Win nav 4 hv.
Ing pltianco u Sl,50 Per dav M VIM
produce three hundred men IA fNrntvl
four hours that viii pick no a Ms. nfsa
be only too glad 20 ret the chance. IVA
would ask The public % look al tAe plkna
ton. As II stands, VIZ, AZ sensible mon
Of Colorado City, are deeply IN Symhsthy
with The laborinE classes. p.CT.
REVOLUTIONS on syMrAruY spnrinn
Sr. I.ouis. Mo, March ia. y The
brotherhood OF Locomotive Enniueere
employed by tho Missouri Pacific nsIiwav
company, held meeting lant uinht N
discuss their future attitude toward the
striking Knights OF labor. Resolutions
were adopted synpathlKing will the
strikers, 4 committee was appalntta "A
present these resolutions 10 Chisf III.
gint or Arthur hfuiherhooa. she Vii
arrive Ia :hla city To-day, and Il MA
agreed 70 abide bg his decalon.
freight engine this morning asAred en.
from tho Missouri hclue suunakonse
TO make up freight tlain, which fhe
officials intended to start from Ewing
avenue The engine succeeded IN inak'
ing iia way 10 that place Without abuosl.
Hon. hnt When Il arrived tbufc Tho enri.
nerr aud iircmcn wcfc requested hy tAc
strikers TO desert thelf posts, whlch thty
did
ASKS rnF rAnaeAp no wrs,ttS
Sr LouIs, No, March is TITS l3wer
house Of ihcmunlripal psselNhly. III t0t
81 70 - =, has passed a fesolutlon ifai
iho interests 81 the city donund That ira
Missouri Pacific railway sbpali make
uyerlnfcs TO their striking cmployiS louk-
INK % q settlement 81 the stflke ana II,
sumption Of business.
Ann anxsualaI t,...,f
sion at the situation, thp iuhrd az tli4r,
ors OF tho Merchants oNrhlfao have
finally conalnAet 10 take DO i0lihat Re.ian
IN regard 10 The strike.
INJUNCTION AGAINST fiiK s1plKtKQ
ST. Louis, Mo-, March M qlle al0s
neys ~ the Miesouil pacilic railway this
afternoon applied 70 Jndac lIainer "a the
cltenit court FOR temporary Injunction 10
restrain !. Mcs4arry, M. n. paimcf, y.
II, Nolan and other strikers from going
on the promises Of the plaintliI aud inter.
irrlng With their property, and also 10
prov Mt ans ronsplliDg outside Tho prcn
iHrs TO do injury to the planttf's prom
crly At the suggestion oi Che court tie
petition WAC ameIdcd by striking Out Tho
latter part of II and then the injunction
was prunted,as
rnr rNGiNEEng rayE No oAssvAngKg.
CLrvrIAND, ONO, March Isl. Grand
Chief 7. N. Arthur OF the brotherhood Of
locomotive Engineers was questioned
lAet evening regarding the attitude q
that organization IN respect 10 tho South,
western strikers, lie said "We have no
grievances against The Missouri Pacific
or Texas y Pacific roBdr, and do not IL.
tend To take up the qnarrela ~ others
Some Of cur men may haye priudIces or
be subjected % local intlnencrs which
would guido their notions. This accents
for several engineers leaving their gu,
gncH at tho solicitation ~ the slfikcra.
We are perfectly satisfied with our pod.
tions on the Missouri Paciac, ana thaD
not Interfere w ilght that docs not con
Germ W. IA the least
TKLEaRArHaRs ~ SYMPATHY
NEw YOHg, March lg.--John u, Telt9s
vail, editor uf the Electric Age, The 81
fetal organ Of Tho Trlegrapbefs' Brother
hood, said yesterday 70 Tribune re-
porter ~ hardly think The strike Oh w
wrsiern railroads VIII exirnd 70 The ~,
tire Gould system. II It does, however,
aud the railr1nd men want the telegraph
prs TO 10 out With them they VIII gosn
COMPROMISE Non Tnouanr On.
ST. LuuIs Mo, Merrh l3~~R Reports
having vol into calculation that vlce.
President Iioyie had opened negotiations
With the Kulghis Of Labor. TINT gepties
man was interviewed this morning opthe
subject mud distinctly stalled that t:lefes
ports were entirely untrue, that De han
neither offered terms ~ c0rapsonlas
or settlement 70 the Knlgll,r, nor e.
cciyed any propositions from shen
wnnsrRHYp 10 mn.
pAcIPIc, Mo Mnrch y rwpHn ths
Ea-i-b1uDd local passenger tfnln on tne
! Missouri r8DiDc road Gfflfed aonut
O'Clock this afternoon tbe enelae Dae
| BOARDED by some Knights ~ fADvl
strikers, Who entered pto earnest con
VIBRATION With tho engineer, aud a Tow
minutes latar ihr train wnn
aide tucked and Tie engine "kiilfa,"
By dint oi muca pcieuaSlan on ne pAfi
| 81 loCa officials iha ttfikefs ptfieltlev
| one of the cosci,cs s9a he VSntrss nnn
bngatge cars Ia ~ attached 10 fhc loaN
ilap, niiIch patssd At fsi5 , nl., ana IN
, This way tho pnstcngirs ~ The lpcFl chn'ef
on 10 81 I.ouis. ihe IemAindef "a fnts
ttain stlli ttnnds on tho sllNusef
AruiiisoN gnf0nts GivE pNi
Aqc.iia,S. KAN. March lile fAil'
road situstioa beis Il unchanged fhf
Company maue iss lsuai aitelVi sv
! Jet al tnnlAe Cbt ~ ihEf ifs1Sn,
wet, mt II Nas spixtd ~ M ssfltfts
aua klltd. IND l0cai atseNF't
| Knlgn,s II l.aiar Ia thls town sflN
nlriiGg lnls sflctnofn al'a fFp1s'f.ss
ths strike. ana sdsRed tle tt'fti 3 70 fes
sumo work.
~ KkNstt elk
KAssAs GIIY Mo- haic4 t2 tps
! dilllcnllleS villa ftf sHfl''s 4,
the yafiDAA lNif '', ,s,'..
ms Afternoon, M . ipEa,sN5 ',8N
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