Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21
ISLAND CITY ITEMS.
THE STRIKE ON THE SANTA rn DE-
cLARED OFF.
A. II. U. Disbanded and the Mem.
bers Seeking Reimbursement.
Fly Talked OF for Governor.
Taken Back TO Denver.

I
Galveston. Texas. July IA commit.
tee OF the American Railway Union
called on General Manager b. r. Yoakum
OF the Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe
anu ADVISED him that the Galveston
ofSneh OF the Union had held a meeting
IN SaiNeston and declared the strike on
aho also dissolving their organization
anu would be glad to have any OF the
men reinstated whose places have not
been allied II the company can consistent
ly do so. Mr.. Yoakum received the
committee graciously and informed them
consideration.
a cemnit,ee. OF the union also called
| Upon mayor Fly and earnestly requested
INN to use his influence with he man.
4gement OF the Gulf. Colorado ana Sania
&c IN gei!ing back their places on the
The mayor agreed readily 10 reeom-
ing prior TO the strike and make a per
sohai appeal IN their behalf
ALL A RuMoR,
Considerable comment was aropsed .hia
morning, when the rumor became cur.
rent that the grand Jury was going to
investigate the action OF Mayor Fly dur
ing the recent strike. and that some. IL
no. ~ o. the aldermen. had be.n sum
moneu 70 appear before the grand Jury
| a" NigNh AUlh morning
| lhVesugatlon disclosed the fart that
no aldermen had received a summons TO
appear except Alderman Henderson, and
nv w1s Saied TO testify before the grand
| Ru,y IN one OF the cases against Charles
SCHROEDER. the real estate man.
me foreman Of the grand jury was
| aware 81 no such contemplated proceed
inss egslnst Mayor Fly until he saw II
j. 5. Montgomery, who Is secretary OF
| the grand jury and issues an the subs
| poenas said tais evening that thore ,vna
| not a particle Of truth In the report. aud
that pr. Fly's name had not been men
TONED before the grand jury In this CON
| neciion or any other, and could not see
| rency.
FOR GOVERNOR.
Conductor Edward sarllclS OF the Gulf,
Colorado and Santa Fe stated today
that the farmers along the line OF his
road, who make and unmake governors.
are coming out for Mayor Fly for
governor. lie says that stnunch sup
porters OF Culberson. Reagan and Ian
ham are publicly expressing themselves
as hoping that the gnoernatorlai conven-
| ZION may be locked 50 they may have a
chance 10 bring the name OF A. W. Fly
before the delegates az candidate and
rush.
A prominent railroad official from
| North Texas remarked last night that
the business men and settlers I'm the sec
AAAAl AtNl ~ anu west OF full worm are
openly demanding that the name Of
Galveston's nervy mayor be put before
the convention
a Palestine business man says that
the railroad men and business men OF
that busting little city are anxious TO
have Or. Fly announce for governor
MILITARY RETURNED.
The Washington and Lasker Light
Guards and sealy Rifles returned home
this morning from the State encampment
at Austin.
The boys are In perfect health and en-
thuslnstic In their praise Of the treatment
they -eoelyed. The boys say they made a
loudly caeered as they passed by the
Neither Of LIE companies entered the
competitive drill on account OF not hnv-
ing full company but believe from the
arm put up by the Roberts Rlfles. the
only company competing for the prize,
they could have easily won with any kind
Of team. The boys. however, are glad
TO get home and once more resume the
quiet life of citizens.
MASTERS REPORT
In the cases OF Nelson s. Easton and
James Rintoul. trustees ct al VS.. Hous-
ton and Texas Central Railway company
ct al. Special Master william l.. Prather
recommends that interyenor. Mrs, r. L
| Haley, take nothing by her suit, and
! that defendant. Charles Dillingham; re-
oeiver. 80 without day and recover all
| costs therein.
Nelson s. Easton and James Rlntoul.
| trust es, ct al We. Houston and Texas
| Central Railway company ct al, suit for
5000 damages; Special Master VIM. l..
| Prather racummends that said inter-
venor g. r. Estes. take nothing by his
suit and that the defendant. Charles
| Dillingham;, receiver recover all costs
therein.
CAME FOR sCHEIpHAUER
Peter Eales. detective from Denver,
arrived on late train last night and
will return on the $50 a. m, CUR. Colo
fado and Santa Fe with Charles scheld.
| hauer, who Is wanted there for enlez-
| zlng money from a milwaukee, brewing
hauer. said he was well and favorably
known In Denver, and he tEaleH) was
| satisfied that his shortage had occurred
In using the money 10 promote the In
terests Of the firm and that the matter
would be satisfactorily arranged on
Schedhauer'a return.
STILL IN CUSTODY.
Kaufman. the young Hebrew wanted
In Hot Springs Ark. on the alleged
charge OF obtaining money under false
pretenses. is still IN stody at the po-
| up to date having failed TO mnterialze,
an offcer from Hot Springs Is expected
in for him tonight.
INTERvENTIONs DISMISSED.
In the case OF 4,i.es Nllsen ct al vs..
the dredge boat Amber. pending In the
United states district court, all the inter-
yentions were dismissed except the one
Of the Galveston Construction company
and the dredge boat was released, after
giving bonds TO abide by the decree Of
the court.