The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-07-06

BUTTE, July 5.-There was no change In
the strike situation to-day. The following
encouraging kilograms were received:
CHICAGO. ILL.,. JulyG
J. H. Caldsrhedd:
The situation is extremely encouraging. Each
hour adds new strength to our position. Do not
be dismayed BY reports Of soldiers or deputies,
ana above all do mos be misied by false and
vicious reports put In circulation by subsidized
tools OF corporations. Let there be no violence.
Orderly conduct will win. We are certain to
succeed In this righteous contest. Let there be
no wavering in your ranks. All true soldiers
VIII stand BY the cause until 10 triumph Is pro-
claimed. E.V. LEBs.
OGDEN. JulyA
J. II. Cdlderhead.
Standing arm. Nothing but mail leaves here.
Stood deputies Oh. J. n wA0NxR.
PocArEILo. Ida, JulyG
We are out. Nothing moving.
Z. EAcKNAN. SECRETARY.
At Tuesday nights meeting Of tho A. r.
o., I. p. Bsnedict's resignation % sscre-
tary and treasurer was accepted. Mr..
Benedict 10 nov peivate secretary to Pres
ident Dshs. There were i've nominations
for Mr.. Bepedict's successor aud 10 votes
vsre cast. Fred Walker received 30 votes
on the first ballot, and his election was
made unanimous. The following resolu-
tion was adopted:
wHERkAs. L. p. Benedict has rssisnsd his
place as secretary ssd treasurer Of Local union
No. 80. Amer loan Railway union; and
WHKREAs, Fred Walker has bsen elscted to
nll the vacancy; therefore be II
Resolved, That the president Mostly W. A.
Clark 3 Bro. TO honor the signature Of Fred
Walker when attached to checks against the
deposits Of this union, In placs Of I. p. Bene-
dict.
ENCOURAGING spssches were delivered by
Charles Lane and Patrick Meansy. At
the last meeting Of the Silver Bow Trades
and Labor assembly the assembly OK.
tended ito moral and financial support to
the A. X. q. In Ito strike against tho Pull
man company.
The Northern Pacific 70 evidently pre-
pairing for long fight. A telegram from
headquarters was received st the general
Office here to- day, ordering that oil en-.
ployes who are not absolutely necessary
be temporarily suspended without pay. In
accordance with the order, City Ticket
Agent ]. E. Mccormick and Freight Agent
c. E. Daymude will be laid OF as soon 40
they complete their reports.
Henry williams. an employs Of the
Great Northern freight Office. was to-day
appointed city ticket agent Of that road to
succeed c. E. Dutton, promoted. It 10
possible that there may be some
trouble over this appointment, ~
tho A. r. U. demand that w. c.
Sherris, who has been operator and stem.
ographer at the city Office for the past
three years, should be given . trial In the
position. They claim that he 10 fully COM
petent, having filled the position for two
months, and II 10 their opinion that he 10
being Disseminated against on account
of the part which he took In the recent
strike. General Agent Dawson does not
consider Sherris competent to all the
place, and be 20 informed . committee Of
the A. R. q. that waited upon him. It 10
said that the committee will have another
meeting with Major Dawson and they will
present . report At the next meeting Of
the A. r. u, Tuesday evening.