Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-11

Madison strest, sud there TIE ,lice
ce6gat one atrker in the act OF throwipe
some. lac IsD WIS., arrested but in
less sRAn minnie 100 strikers had piled
on the police and rescued the prisoner
ihe car now turned the corner and
started down Madison street, tbs infuri-
.teq moo I2l!o"irg, throwing stones.
AZ LSVess street the mo rushed Gu. TO
We street ani bearded the car, ssterp.-
ing 70 drag The driver from his position.
a ps'roi Wssoplosd Of police rode both
N ifont snd behind the car. They dis
mounted and Charged the crowd. Tbs
Time the Daddened strikers held
snelr own and threw stones
al the ue coats. Ole nan STUCK LIEN
tenaht Saea and the officer followed his
man torough the crowd. lie pulled his
gun while running, took deliberate ain.
acG ed, but his bu let missed and the
strlksrs scsttered In every direction
From tnat time there wss not thrown
ANOTHER MISSILE
A4saoush q number Of the mob followed
on 10, tas far as Halsted street. TIE
ar advanced, crossed to the south siIe
snd returned without IL Jury or attsck.
II Ihe sitsr1oon the moo transferred
tnef operations to Clark stree, the uis,a
tnorcughf're Of the north division along
~nlch most OF the cars run. Between
inoianh ana illinois streets only three or
'ouf olccks from the business part CT the
Guy Inc mob utilized the hesVy stones and
oi!cks lying In front OF building IL confse
OF construction. These they piled upon
sne TRACK and SO evening came on and
people were going home from their work,
Tue crowd at that point Increased till the
street IVES alled with q cheering, cursipe.
no"ling mob. They bull. a fite on the
'f'chs and danced ebous them. Fortu.
Nasty no caEs csma that RsY st the time
only one policeman was visible, end he
was unable TO do anything. While lie
"ss engaged il putting out one fl g tbs
mob would build another.
AS soon as G.bbIns had ed his lsst
shot ne urged his horse to q rapid rste
GOWN Western avenue, followed By
ASH WEIR OF BRICKS
ana seones thrown by the mob. A police
man I flowed G!bbins In buggy and
arrested him snd 6 msn named Carson,
snn both were locked up. They are
omcers OF tue street railway company.
L lless the employers CT the striking
Strees car men effect an adjustment Of the
I'll 'ul.ieg in day or so il is probable
that the m alter will be taken into court
Nj. A. c. Story, q promi-
uert attorney, who It Was
said would act IS council in the c.se
san, When asked ABOUT the matter:
= mere WIZ De quo warranso proceedings |
oseuh, out don't know thst 1 will De |
ss'oIn ay. That I'd 3i.l will be designated |
snd employed by committee of 100 |
properly owners from the North Side
CITIZENS living in the districts Affected by
the strike are thoroughly advised and are
determined to see that everybody hiss
INST dues and the strikers receive
Justice"
Ole CT the gripmen brought here from
e!1ladelphia declared that the fac:s were
nisrep-esen.ed TO him, and
he THREATENS TO SUE
ne Company for damages A CO operative
III ms omnibus line is talked OF.
Mf. Yerkss said, TO day that the work @.
accommodating the public would OF
'ushed forward as rapidly IS possible.
We h.Ve ninety eight thoroughly COM
'etent drivers SID ell the sripmen we neeG
W. we will not start the cable for a whilp
ct. There are eighteen or twenty cara
unring On the North Side, ard there will
lie more tomorrow. There has been no
urther attcmp! st settlement. As to the
esuits CT the whole affair, know only
nat the compsny will not give in. l
oEcece nothing, and will withdraw 81 .
mrs made 10 conference st the Mayors
III % The Company ~i,l Il be ruled 3, ,
mob nor oy Cur empli yes. NJ bushes.
a De run thGf w.y. II we srs rot cole !
ruO We will lie Up" il