Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-18
THE STRIKE COMMISSION.
The Way 10 step ssriise. Is 10 Sa.
t""Hiise MISUNDERSTANDING Mea
een'n'"i" es n.inH nlnclal.,ed ne
causr OF Connection wan the Stril..

/ Chlcago, H., Aug, is.-1he strive
commission Investigations today de,oi.
opcd an enthusiastic discip,o Of pa.
iamy IN the person OF Roy ii. Goed,eln
a director OF tho A. II, U, GOODWIN
after q loug examination regarding the
recent strike declared that such trnu.
hlea could be avoided by Matchmaking
railroads and extensive rporat ioaa
ana Industries. Ilc declared h. WIS
iyiAiqy iie," aud beloved thAt ma
SNltNd s,stta should be ronductod after
., NJ l na,'es ieid down by the author OF
floi. II w itmis. associate prslcs.nr
" ppHNvnl economy IA the Chicnco
| university, waA also "a witness 10 od
| NNooa,ed - a strike preventative a M.
| Vpnhl ana permanent hoard OF urbltf..
! NJ rlet' hrinla cited the Messaehu-
sous hoard of arbitration aa an evil
Nnnce OF the good cfinct n ~ such nn
orkanizatlon would have. bur said that
| national arbitration board should
htve wider scope and DO ondo. al
VIA more powers Prof benhiN unid
i's ny ~ s,u1iel the great railroad strlio
ana ~ causes. and he was very closely
Questioned by the commisainnnra.
number of railroad tinpiovue vo,s
yNahlhcui all or who. testified 10 hnV
nus applied Tor work IN dllfercnt pnrts
" VIC eoNhiry since the strike. onl, 10
nlNvuVor that they had heon blacisliHied
ncVausN oi the part they had taken ma
tho boycott aiair
r., H. MINIS, o Baltimore and Ohio on
Hineer OF Inrrel, ind was called npd
testified that he wua DISCHARGED on tui,
! Nnu was told that he was not "a IS
vlnployeu ngnin, Since thcn he aent a
letter 10 w. g flrinsnn, prarident IN IN
illnnis Steel company, nshine ION AMI
ploymcnt Aftnr q Few dnys Mr.. Qifn
son replied that " The application hnB
been received % week hei0te M ,enuia
nave neen rihd To emplny Mills but TINT
now ne had been Informed of Mina'
pramlhenco In The A. r. 4. ANA threfofe
could not employ him.
iNmeN y. Counori. "a nwllchman who
hud worked on tho Grand Trunk roma
leatlilei that ho had made implication |
Tor work to the union STOCK YnrdF |
ptanAit company ana WINS foflsad. Tho |
vurlul TO whom ne applied tolls him |
hHt NO man who had ovnr norfed IA |
ploymcnt.
CHARLES Nnvlar fireman anu cgrineor
hhd % member Of the American Kan. |
way union, cnmN next lIe NvAh dia.
missed Juno gs from tho pennaylpanlA
lheA ana knew that lac Wna hIaeitilstea
because the rcnrral suporlutindent hai
could not Fet work, Mr Naylur anid
me wnrldnsmrn would have no cont.
uence M q permanent honrd Of nrbi
iratinn whether elected or appointed
ne thought d new hunrd should ha
implanted for zach caue "rhesc or
pie" said Mr., Naylor
Vire President Howard or tho Ancri.
can halfway union was recalled MIR
toward uorlrod 20 call the commits
slona attention 10 two factn.-thnt iha
united btatea government was now
hlhoklhtinE on h0Vcotunr gOnl cxem-
plnNeA Of tho Union pnrlfc railroad no.
cause OF their connection with fia
AliieiieAh RAILWAY union ana that the
XIV onut OF Wy country were Threaten
lnr 70 hpycptt The Missouri KHuaaH
ana ToNoa road unless Il withdrew
itA prearnt low rate To Wnahinetru
we think that " the government onn
Keep It's handa on the rnllwavH nnd
et them Hcttlu thoir differences iv
boycott or any way they pcaac II
mould Keep ~ hands on the employer
a burst or applause from the an.
ienno erected this sentiment mo
'unlenco Today WIS larger than at
my previous gofaipn. The court room
vas almost filled. nl Boats heine nued
no many persons Htandlnr Ii A.
'robahle that Else 1ueation of mo OK.
emf OF The Jurisdiction n the cnfn-
{ the investigation
IN inc afternoon Tho principal wit q
erH was W VI. Carwnpiinp. pnsinr Z
inc Mcthndlat church Hf Pullman
liH evidence consisted rhltav ~ "a
iHtol} or the strife which hf defhra8
'9tud mover had occurred bad phiiman 4
auo.d rhteH Whom he reduced wages