The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-07-15


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Paci0c company has Issued circulars an.
nouncins the opening OF Ito Offices Tor the
sale Of tickets overland via Los Angeles.
II 10 stated, however, that Tor the time
being, trains will not b run In Northern
California ct night.
RLAcKLIsTINa THE MEN.
To avoid possible disasters when dark.
| ness comes on. trains will bo sidetracked
until morning.
A small bridge was burned this morning
on tho Coast division. and trafnc north Of
San Jose was delayed several hours pend.
ing repairs.
In Los Angeles the Southern Pacific su.
perintendeut has posted notices that no
moro mon arc wanted. In San Francisco
at the Coast division headquarters. q
blacklist containing tho names Of about
20 leading strikers has been posted. The
others will be taken back.
AT San Jose, where considerable vio-
lence was done, mono of tho strikers will
be taken back. In Oakland and Sacra.
mento the question Of returning to work
10 not under discussion.
PASSING LIVINGSTON IN PEACE.
speca, Dispatch TO tho standard
LIVINGSTON, July li.-The second train
which has passed through Livingston
since tho strike was inaugurated. nearly
three weeks ago, arrived from the East at
1 o'clock this afternoon, having left st.
Paul Thurlay afternoon. 1t consisted Of
mail and baggage cars, day coach, and
diner and Pullman, and was In charge
of Superintendent Finn as conductor.
The fireman and brakemen were from tho
East. A company Of the end infantry Of
Fort Keoeh werc also aboard. Before the
arain pulled In the colored troops camred
In this city were assigned to guard duty
on either side of tho track. Tho soldier.
on the incoming train also aliehtod aud
formed Gordon around tho train.
Tho crowd stood at q respectful dis.
tance and watched the warlike proceeding
In times OF profound peace In this city
with considerable curiosity. Nothing oc-
CURED to interfere with tho running Of
tho train, which pulled out with double
header, tho engineers being Walter Town
and w. ID. Brousc, both OF this city. Tho
hremen were Eastern mon.
superintendent rinn went ON 10 Eeiena
as conductor.
AT s:3o O'Clock tonight tho hrst
east.bound train since the stake ar
rived IN TINS city IN charge OF Two
COMPANIES of Fort keogh soldiers, COM
manded by the notorious Captain
Lockwood. whose dastardly assault
on peaceful citizen oil Livingston last
Tuesday aroused such universal indigha.
ton as to result IN 'ho Iae's oeing iaid
before PresldSnt Cleveland anu Ten. A.
Schoiield. Tho crowd was Kept outside
OF the dead line established by captain
Ord, In command oil tho colored troops
camped here, aud no one was allowed to
cross the line unless by permission Oh tho
officer OF the DAY.
Although greatly incensed ut Captain
Lockwood. the strikers made no demon
strations. but conducted themselves IN
their usual orderly manner Inc IRAN
pulled out at 10 O'Clock. Captain Lock-
wood and ms Two companies continued on
their way BACK TO heoRh. 1enerai super
intendent himoery OF o'. raui was
aboard the tram.
TRAINS REACH HELENA.
Special Dispatch to the standard.
HELENA, July 14.-A few minutes after
10 o'clock this morning tho east bound
Northern Pacific train reached Helena.
Deputy marshals were about tho station
but were not very strict. A few A. X. U.
men were In the crowd. When tho train
came to q stop the soldiers on II formed
lines on both sides. Tho train consisted
OF engine No. 49l and passenger engine
No. b72, tool car, mail car, express car,
baggage car, three cmigrant cars, two oi
l ia l-..a A.