Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-06

senting the switchmen. TIE fnsl deci-
sion was hss'cned oY RmsSs NEE ting held
with closed doors last eyeniny, ard which
WAS sd'reSsrd hT G rerz IHsnagerJ fire.
-; the Illinois Central. A. la,er meet.
ing nt the men the SCION Of the mass
setirg WIS ratified and thu smHGyes o
each ro.d we're instructed 10 notify their
employers sni be ready to Tep9r. for
dug fV.TyWlerr kept So the BprliogtOu
yards to day. Committees were sent out
A. CEcG 10 visit The HeTep. Gfficicis and
ls'er reported thss sll has csc p,.d n,
sc,iOn Of the meeting. The strikes o.
cOmpe ing sud connecting roads are
therefore to be Abandoned The engineers
will 4 prl every aid 10 these roads in in
tercbar glrg the freight possible with
The Burlington. BY thus overwhelming
the Burlington with business. the mer
sreue, the tscs Will sCon be demonstrated
hat it is by no means prepared 20 handle
1t with the new hands nov In its employ.
ARTHUR INTERVIEWED.
CLEVELAND. OHIO, April TN regard
10 the Congressional iuyr stigxtlon into
the Burlington stTike st Cl'Cagn, Chief
Arthur sSjG tu-dSY: owe will be verv
glsd 10 Gsvs 8 committee irqui-e into tnf
mstteT. It vii. tend 20 brig the policV
of the railroad company to the light Of
public scru my. l CsnnOt tell whA. he
Fl ct will r., nut l believe th:t inquiry
will he productive Of much good ="
When shown q copy f the ltte te'e-
cryptic di-pstch containing abstracts
from the report of the grand secretsrv Of
ne O.uSl u h7.l"fy = i~Iue.oFs' Col
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them. II the order Of contncIors would
attend TO its own business snd take some
steps TO prevent the wholesale discharge
~ its members vi bout cause fus.ead OF
maddhrg in the affairs Of other organi-
zlgIaus il would be much better for sll
concerned"
PowDERLY's INFLUENCE.
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th.t P1RterIy bss b.d h.nG
in hrinpfnp ,hcns the E-tsIrt stat ~
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w-re Ko,o6Js r. Tshor omit u,nrL {,
order to mn the s,riki1o ergirsar.
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m.pt thnt In then, 70 ., out ADD T. U,s
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