Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-11
4 ROWLING MOB.
SCENES en- tho Shasts Of Chicago
Where The Street Railway EN-
p'oyss are on Strike.
The Tracks Piled with Odds and Ends
A Bonfire in the Streets As
sault by the Strikers.
An sldermia of Chicago Takes an Ag
Kress'va Pars-rhe Pistol Brought Into
PIay-So sigus If Cumpromisa.
THE NORTH SIDE STRIKERS aHEr

CHICAGO. ILL.,, Oct. l0-rhe s;rikin
| Norfh Side carmen hsd secret meetin
lset night. The committee, which con
TERED with President Ysrkes, reported
and Its action WAS approved. It WAS re
solved 20 iLv.te no further conference!
| with Yerkes. After the secret session
there WAS q public meeting.
SYMPATHY FOR THE STRIKERS.
The S=smens' Benz VIOLENT Ua.on hi
sdopted resolutions e1oressing eympa
thy for the strikers and Offering aid
ms OF the men wao cane here from
Pli edeiphis, and have Stree gene over tt
the strikers, claim the situation WAS mis-
Represented 20 them, that they under
stood they were to be employed On & new
cable line aud not that they we're to tsk,
the strikers places. They profess tc
hsve LET: good places In Philadelphia snd
express themselves as very angry e. the
treatment.
ACTION OF THE KNOTS OF LABOR.
Tae Knights OF LABOR couIcil, in wdich
are represented all the knights Of Labor
in Cock county, at 3 meetit 9 les! evening
adopted resolutions endorsing the action
OF the striking street car men and prom
ising them moral and q larc!al support.
PECULIAR SIGHT.
CHICAGO, ILL O;:. 10 The track:
on Centre street in the north division
presented 6 peculiar sight tn morripg
As fsr as the eye could reach were piles
OF stones, ole wagons, great timbers OF
all descriptions and planks laid across
the tracks and spiked at etch end to the
csdar blocks. This condition Of things
extended for nearly q mile,
At the corner o; Orchard .nd Centre
streets last night we're largs
piles of stone blocks used in
paving the streets. This morning
they formed a large pyramid over the
tracks. The whole mass weighed several
tons. The crowd remained on Cauter
street until midnight, seemingly hled
with feyerish desire to infiict iniary on
some one or their property. Along
toward midnight
IL sKYERAL LARGE BONFIREs
We're lighted and arouud them collected
'sfe dsIcing, bowling multitude. Captain
Setback, fearing trouble, ordered out
the police to dispense them. The people
with few exceptions ooeyed the order to
go home.
THIS morning men sud boys were again
al work On Centre street rear o :caard,
u1der the very nose OF the police who
were p,trolling the streets In that v.c!n.
ity. Curling stones were piled on the
tracks.
THE OFFICERS MERELY LAUGHED
ct the work Of bsrricsding, aud i)kad
with the men s1d boys who we're
at worS. Az Hslsted enc Center
streets three or tous OF the rails
Of the trsck were torn up and laid across
the track. TIE same thing Was done 3,
Sedw!ck and Centre streets. Who tie
perpetrators were or wGy Il vas tbst the
police had failed t. gee the work done
WAS not known, and no one seemed to
csre. TIE company pu. S fa.ce CT fifty
[aoorers on Centre street this morning
and cleared the stones snd ether debris
rom the track end relaid the
rails. Cars we're lun and made
The trip down toR1 WITHOUT being
nteTfered win, but on tie return Tip tee
Jentre avenue he Was fouad TO be SO op.
'.rnc.ed /: was decided to go up C.yborne
venue anG this was dOne-ao difi,u,tp
being encountered. n a2;ici patton Of s !
eneWsl CT the trouble, large f)rce of
Zen were sWorl IN as special Il ;ers this |
morning.
TIE FIRST REAL TROUBLE
Il the dag on the West Side occurred this
tfternoon, when man named Gubbins. |
Who drove one Of the cars YESTERDAY.
lrove on. OF the Western avenue barns
H. WAS at once surroun, ed by a crowd |
II strikers, who caught his horses BIZ the |
rides and sto ped him, with threats OF |
lragging him from the buggy. Guboins
raw rQvn1uar
which caused his ASSISTANTS to loosen |
aelr hold and permit him to proceed |
lie had proceeded only 8 short distance,
7nen MS buggy was again surrounded |
me ne sgain hred twp shote, ecNiag
way MS enemies But they rallied |
gain, and the third timethe occupant OF
ne buggy was forced 10 uss his revolver.
his ended tas tracas, aMatortunately
Without hloodsaed.
AN ALDERMAN LRADsTaHis STRIKE
CHICAGO, .ILLh>%Oct. lOGAlotrua3f
ohm Rsich or the 'TWeHfy5Shird WARD |
ooh ver8: active andssagress;ye psr, IN
be strike to- day. and the strikers, Wlo
ave implicit faith 10 him, havSSir,uaIy
cSordsd him the leadership In the orrsp
san0n Of the strike.
4 SERIOUS RIOT.
CHICAGO, ILL Oct 10-The h-s. a.
smpt 10 run Car on the West Side u,s
,ade this sf;ernoon and resulted ia
erious riot. L! WAS between and
clock and when car pnlled out Of the
7estern avenue barns gusrded by
elf q dozen policemen heades by
spsatl Aldrlch Of the Yves. Side
ne crowd stood twenty deep on both
des OF the car and the police were 81.
'nged on the inside CT these walls oil
antic men. A stone SO big as ffut.
IN crashed Though the window before
lie car had proceeded twenty feet.
very body dropped to the door while q
lower OF stones pel.sd the sides of the
4. The driver hello the reins brsyely,
ough his face was white Is
sheet. At tie second shower
stones half . brick struk his temple
I'd he fell behind the dashboard. BE
ose and took the lines. The car wssl
opped for the third time at Wsrrep S
enue. Captain Aldrich was hit and his