The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-07-13

and also thrown into the guard house.
One was . striker who had badly
insulted . private on picket duty. An
other was Q striker who forced bis way
through tho picket lines. Other citizens
were arrested for trivial offenses against
the military law - laid down by tho fed
eral and state commanders.
SOME rrGHrINa.
Tho militiameu on guard at the water
front had several skirmishcs with civil.
ians. Spurrcd on by the heavy rewards
offered for tho apprehension OF tho men
responsible for yesterdays disaster at the
trcstle, the peace officers Of Sacramento
are unusually active. The railroad COM
pany has offerod q reward Of 5000. Cen
eral Olncy has offered g. 900 and Governor
Markham has offered reward of 5000.
The sherifr's men are confident that
they have evidence to convict ono Of the
Worden. A boy has been found who
drove Wor,len and seven other men to the
bridge where tho train was wrecked.
Tho hoy declares that these
men carried wrenchcs and a crowhar
and that they were heavily armed. He
says that when the mon left his wagon,
before walking to tho trsstlc. they shut
him In o box car ON o sidotrack and
warned him TO stay thcre until they re-
turned.
Il was not until tho lad returned TO the
scene after tho wreck that he realized
what had been dono. He positively iden.
titles Worden.
RENO, Nev., July IA special to tho
Gazette says train bearing 800 regulars
Of tho 10th infantry, under command Of
Colonel Poland. passed. Elko to-day for
Sacramento. The train was escorted by
On engine guarded by four regulars. II 10
reported many culverts havc been burned
between Eiko and Cariin.
THEY ARE CONFIDENT.
Special Dispatch TO the Standard
LIVINGSTON, July i2.-Nothina new has
transpircd to-day among tho strikers. The
men are firm. united and confident and
cheering news continues to arrive from
other places. The colorcd troops arc still
here. Tho following tclegrams were re.
ccivod to-day by Chairman Kelly:
Tacoma- situation unchanged: no waverIng
here. The mon arc more determined than ever.
Missoula-An hrm aud determined. We are
bound 10 win. No Scabs here.
Billings-N Notify all concerned that Glendive
now stands solid. Our ranks are unbroken.
| spokane-The Northern Pacific employees Of
all the bro,herhoois at n special meeting to-
night resolved 10 stand nrm 10 the end. Vie
tory Is certain.
| spraguc-A strong effort was made here to
day 10 line the engineers and conductors for tho
have them solid now for finish fight.
WRECKED ON THE WISCONSIN CENTRAL.
CHICAGO. July 12.-Onc man killed out.
right and flvo injured In collision on the
Wisconsin Central tracks mt 18th aud
Johnson streets nj p. IN. to-day. A Bur
lington engine drawing 10 coal cars ran
into thu Wisconsin Central engine. Both
engines zero wrecked and the cars wcfs
piled over tho locomotives. Tho wall oil
Norton Brothers' warehouse was knocked
out and tho bricks fell, covering the
wreck. Three men wero buried. Two
were struck by tho wrcckaee aud taken e
the hospital.
ALL SOLID IN BUTTE.
BUTTE, DULY l2.-Some excitement Va
caused to-day by u report that the bridges
on tho Union Pacific below Silver Bow
were being destroyed by wholesale. Con
oral Agent Maze sent o man out on Z
hand car to investigate, and no found ths,
only ono small trestle near woodin had
been burned.
Tho bridge was 90 feet long and Is fec
high. Il was set on ilro at both ends, and
10 supposed to havo been the work ol
tramps.
Members Of tho A. r. y. dcnounce the
burning OF tho bridge In tho most vigorous
terms. They say that mono of their mem
bcrs or friends would stoop 70 such dirt,
piece Of work. Tho following Telegram
was received this evening and gave tho
strikers great deal OF encouragement.
CHICAGO, july Il.
j. IT, Cdiderhedd.
The arrest Of Howard, Keliher. Rogers an
myself on the charge OF conspiracy last Tues
day was the biggest boost the cause has rs
ceIved. We have gained strength continual
since. yesterday and to-day being e,
ccptionally bright. Tho trades union
OF Chicago are acting slowly, bu
| cities are preparing for the same action. Tn
newsboys have boycotted the subsidized pres,
The papers have caused more trouble than .
. else. Had Il not been for tho scare head line
: of tho subsidized papers the troops would n,
have been brought here In the first place III
, strikers have done none Of the riotng her
: This was the result Of the congregation Of mot
and outsiders. l.. v. DEBs.
I The following resolutions were adopte
by Mcaderville assembly X. Of L., thI
evening:
WHEREAS. There arc circulating In the dai
press 80 many different reports as TO the b
hayior Of the X. Of L. In tho present strik
therefore bc IL
Re.oircd. That Meaderyllle assembly. n
3.775. X. of L.. will tender their moral and ina
I, cial support TO the A. X L. whenever or
Q whatever form II may be called upon.
!. ALBERT kARrHER,
RoBERr cRUksmASKs.
Committee.
F., STONE KNOWS WHERE HE Is At.
KANSAS City, July l2.--ln private lie
+, ter to Colonel Stone of this city Governc
, Stone Of Missouri declares he has bee
!. misunderstood In tho controversy wi,
). United States Marshal Shelby and Pres
dent Cleveland. Tho letter adds: III
= condition should be brought about in
: Louis such as now exists in Chicago, whic
, God forbid. would not hesitate minu
to ask the president to send troops to th
. city. But II the president should, witho,
i any seeming necessity. without confe
ence with the state authorities, send the'