The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-07-07

wtil po held sunday night to rAtify tho
action Of the conference.
MILK TRAINS ATTACKED.
The incoming milk train WAS attacked
on tho Fort Wayne tracks near 10th street
and the stockyards to-day and the crew
driven of with stones. The police turned
tho tables on the rioters and the mob dis.
perscd after several shots were fired by
the police. A report gained currency that
the engineer had been stoned to death.
The report was unfouuded. The engineer
had several ribs broken, but 10 still alive.
His name 10 George Easan.
This morning three mail trains on the
Fort Wayne road were sent through the
district between 45th and 65th streets
where tho blockade existed yesterday.
SENATOR ALLEN WANTS TO KNOW.
WASHINGTON, July 6.-Senator Allen Of
Nebraska introduced in tho senate to-day
Q resolution for the appointment Of .
committee OF i've senators, not moro than
two OF whom shall be Of tho same politi-
cal party, to consider the advisabilty or
necessity Of tho government ownership Of
railroads and telegraph, and especially
ths existing troubles betwecn employers
and employees and what legislation 10 nee
essary to prevent strikes and lockouis.
M'GANN's LEVEL HEAD.
WASHINGTON, July 6.-Rspressntativ
McGann, chairman OF the COMMITTEES on
labor, in the house 10 preparing plan for
avoiding strikes which he will soon pre-
sent 10 President Dsbs, OF tho A. II. u,
President Gompers Of tho Federation OF
Labor, and tho hoads Of largo railway and
other corporations. McGann's plan does
not contemplate Law, bu, q contract bs-
tween employees and employers. by which
each will agree to submit differences 10
arbitration.
THE BIG FOUR TIED Ut.
CLEVELAND, July 6.-The Big Four mon
went out this morning and the road 10 tied
up. Members Of the A. II. U. were IN ses-
sion all night and It 10 reported decided
to tic up all roads running into this city
to-day. Committees have been sent out
to notify the crews on the Lake Shore.
Nickel Plate. Erie aud other roads Of the
line Of the action OF the meeting.
| Tho Canton q Southern as we'll 90 the
Big Four road 10 completely tied up ~ 9
O'Clock. The Lake Shore men have struck
Out Of &S yard crews and engines on that
road only ono engine was working and
these men said they had not been notified.
One or two passenger trains arrived and
departed, but ~ long freight trains were
beins constantly pulled into the yards
and deserted on the main tracks, IL
seemed probable that o blockade would
soon result. The Cleveland y Pittsbure
mon promptly stopped work when mott.
fled to do 20 by the committee, and at 8 80
o'clock only one crew out Of 30 was at
work.
MORE OF II.
DULUTH. Minn., July 6.-All tho switch.
mon ON the 81. Paul d Duluth quit this
morning and the clsrks and e(hsr en-.
ployea are mailing up trains. The North.
en- -PNsins = stsA ~. 49, u tAaG1I
Paul o Duluth' h tied un antlFyly there
will be . scarcity Of provisions hero.
KING GEORGE WON'T BE SEEN.
New YORK, July 6.-Georss NJ. Pullman
declined 70 sss reporters to-day OF make
any statement concerning the desire Of
Mayor Hopkins that he return to Chicago
and arbitrate with the strikers.
IT WILL HURT.
BosroN, July 6.-The great railway
strike will seriously interfere with the
handling Of ocean freight this month. on
account Of the complete stoppage Of cattle
and grain shipments.
RESTRAINING DEBs.
CLEVELAND. July 6.-Judge Hicks Of The
United States circuit court to-day issued
an order against Eugene v. Dsbs and
about 25 others, restraining them from In
any way Interfering with United States
B | IL n~t Int IN "a
ENGINEERS HAVE A GRIEVANCE.
CLEVELAND, July CIT 10 learned to
day that the grievance committee Of ths
Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers on
the Lake Shore road went to Chicago last
night for the purpose Of obtaining Q con
ference with President John NOVEL;. Ths
engineers' grievance lies In connection
with tho rule which was some time agS
put in force by tho Lake Shore, virtual,
holding the engineers responsible foI
any pccuniary loss resulting from an acci
dent In cases whore the company cousitl
ers the engineer neglected his duty. Ths
engineers will ask 10 have this rule 70
scinded. The result OF tho conference Il
awaited with much interest, as II ma,
have an important bearing on the pressn
strike.
DEBs' APPEAL.
CHICAGO, July 6.-President Dcbs ha
issued tho following proclamation: "T,
all striking employes--In view Of the re
port of disturbances in the various local
ties, I deem II my duty to caution yol
against being party to any violation o
the law, municipal. state or national, dur
ing tho existing difficulties. A man VIII
commits violence in any form, whether
member Of our order or not, should b
promptly arrested and punished and vi
should be tho first to apprehend the mis
creant or bring him to justice. We mus
triumph .asisw-abidins citizens or not q
all. We have Il upon reliable authorit
that thugs and touRhs have been en-
ploycd to create trouble 80 as TO prcjudic,
the public against our cause. These scoun
drels In every case should be made to pa
the penalty OF the Law. appeal to yo
, to be orderly and law-ahiding. Our caus
, 10 just. The great public 10 with us an
We have nothing to fear"
STONE INDIGNANT.
} JEFFERSON CRY. No, July 6.-Govcrno
Stone is in bad hursor over what b
! terms the impertincnt interference Of IN
United States authorities in local affair
in regard to tho strike OF the railway en-,
. ployes. He says Missouri can protect it