The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-07-14

sent to agrse that II any body Of
men not concerned with tho
interests OF the company's sharehold.
ers should, as nrbitrators, for any reasons
seeming good to thcm, 90 decree, that
would open tho shops, employ workmen
at wages creator than their work could no
sold for, and continue tho ruinous policy
indefinitely or be accused OF breach Of
faith. Who will deny that such . ques-
t,on !. plainly not tho subject Of arbitra-
tion?"
EXCITING IN SACRAMENTO.
SACRAMENTO. July ia.-This has been
one OF tho most exciting days In the his
tory Of the strike. As the result two men
lie wounded In tho receiving hospital,
while several others aro reported dead or
injured. Shortly after 10 o'clock this
morning switch engine was sent along
Front street 20 clear the track. A company
Of regulars under tho command Of Cap
tain Roberts, Battery L, Fifth United
states artillery, accompanied the engine.
TWO MEN SHOT.
As thcy reached street, Il was claimed
| q gang OF strikers fired on tho troops.
Tho soldiers returned the fro and several
| mon were seen TO fall. Two of thcm were
picked up by the police and removed TO the
receiving hospital. Their names are John
Stuart and Frank Buckley, tho former is
marine fireman on tho United States
Alliance, and was attracted TO tho scene
| of the conflict by the largo crowd. He
was shot through the body and is dying.
Buckley lives In Butte county and was
here on . visit. Ho was shot through the
right shoulder. Both men deny that they
are In any way connected with the
| strikers.
Stuart has made an ante.mortcm statc-
ment In which he declares no was shot
down because no refused to halt when
ordered to do 80 by the regulars. The
shooting was heard at tho depot and
Colonel Graham, who waa In command.
ordered the Frat United States marino
corps, under command Of Captain Berry.
man. and the Third Unitcd States marine
corps, under Lieutenant Draper, TO start
from tho depot with fixed bayonots. They
divided into . charging squad and OF.
tended the dead limo 10 Second street.
CHARGING UPoS THE CROWDS.
Shortly afterward Troop I, Fourth
United States cavalry, made flying dash
down Second street TO J, and thence TO
Front. sweeping everything before them.
United States Marshal Baldwin was in
tho lead and proclaimed martial law. he
called upon the people, in tho name OF the
United States, to 20 to their homes and
remain there until the trouble WAS over.
A few obeyed, but the majority remained
in the street In defiance Of the marshars
order. Lato this afternoon tho streets
were comparatively deserted. and only q
few strikers arc TO no seen, and they aro
being closely watched.
AFRAID or rRUCKEE.
The railroad compapy this morning suc.
ccctled In getting a train to Rockliu. Its
diestination In Ogden. by vay Of Truckee.
Tho traiu vas accompanied by two com.
panics Of regulars, Tho latter and the
train loft for the East. Two Calling guns
were placed on fiat cars 10 he used n &C.
casion demands II. Tho railroad ofYicials
fcar more trouble viii occur At Truckee.
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I THE FEELING N BUTTE
BUTTE, July l3-There was consider
ablo excitement In railroad circles to-day
when the report reached tho city, through
tho ns.ocinsed prcss. that Pnosslent Deh.
,,.d called tina strik. IN. I'm. r.port v..
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no' e'0u"ou " s"esu y, '.S n' As " =
however, LOT sno teasou suas f.rossuent
Debs has not tho authority 10 call on the
strike, which cannot be done except by q
vote Of the board Of directors.
A abort tisno intsr Dcbs sent ont hls do.
,,., "a an. r.,ort md shs r.,lrr,.d hov.
81.
'e as' ,
.srney s"0"uov spss .uso""s v.
tho A. II. v. was heid tn's AFTERNOON ~
| which it was unanimously decided to stay
with the strike. Tho members ore OF tho
| oniniou that nv Tomorrow evening they
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10 De reaay toe 'no resumption Oh .ahc,
Ihe foilowing RESOLUTIONS werc adopted
10y the butto Workingnens union TINS
evening;
WHEREAS, George N. Pullman has, through
J unjust cNactlons from bis employees, deprived
them Of the means OF sustaining themselves ~
American citizens; and.
WHEREAS, II Is necessary Tor all true citizen'
VINO arc .ppos.u 70 lnu,s',Iu opplrs'on 70 en
tehu "hW aa W''y o"h '" "uo>o VIM uo ~"