The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-07-12

and Assistan. General Superintendent
Dickinson's private car.
TRAINS LEAVE NissoULA.
AZ tho train pulled up as the depot st
$3.50 o'clock thsro was no demonstration,
and tho crowd gradually dispersed. Both
tho work train and the passenger pulled
out before o'clock, tho former In charge
of Superintendent Brimson, Conductor
Luck having Joined the strikers, and the
latter by Billy Preston, who stayed with
tho train.
Everything Il quiet hers tonight. The
men are moro confident than ever. Vice
President Shapard has received encour.
aging telegrams from all parts Of tho road
and from President Debs. The railroad
people, on tho other hand, feel certain
that the ond 10 not far distant and that
settlement will be favorable to them.
WHEN THE TRAIN REACHED HELENA.
specis dispatch to tho STANDARD
HELENA. July II. - Tho west bound
Northern Pacific train, under government
protection, reached here ut 80 o'clock
this afternoon. Tho deputy marshals
were deployed about the depot platform,
two lines Of sentries or guards being cs-
tablished, ono line At the edge Of the plat.
form and the other further out about 30
feet. Every one within these lines who
had no business In the vicinity OF the de-
pot was politely requested to got outside
tho lines, which request was promptly
complied with. and no one
was allowed 10 como within tho line Of
scntries except those vouched for by the
officer In charge.
Tho crowd kept back, lining the side
walk just across the street from tho depot.
Quite number Of people went down ia
SEQ tho sights, but ~ tho hours rolled by q
largo portion Of them returned to town,
disgusted because nothing happened Of
an exciting nature aud nothing could be
learned a tho expected trains.
Tho train consisted Of engine No. 40. q
tool car, mail car, ono nrst-class coach
i've emigrant cars. n dining car. the Pull
man sleeper "LivinRston" and tho private
car OF Superintendent Finn, the "Glacicr.' '
As tho train rolled in the soldiers wcrs
visible on all tho cars and platforms, ever
tho engine receiving its full quote Of men
guard Of thee mon being seen In thu
cab.
Tho moment the train stopped tho sol
diers took up thor places dozen feet on
on both sides and ovcry ono was kept out
side these lines. Ton minutes later the
second section pulled In aud stopped, III
guard OF regulars also taking their sta
tions. This train consisted of Engine No
Cos, mail car, express car, baggage car
five emiRrant cars, two frat class da!
coaches, tho Pullman Hlcepers, "Wadsna'
and "Audubon," and tho dining car
"Grand Pacific"
The first section carried few II any pass
engsrs. they having largely taken passag
on tho second section, which Was crow ded
both with flrst-clAss and emigrant passeu
gers, more than lao In number, all Q
whom have been tied up at Billings 20
two weeks. Tho train pulled Sas see "a
west at A:55 o'clock p. m.
DR.. Hsrsey, who came In on the trair
substantiates the account OF tho Living
ston affair as published In tho STANDARD
GOVERNOR RICHARDS PROCLAMATION.
Special Dispatch 10 the standard.
HELENA, July i1.-Governor Rckard
to-day issued tho following proclamation
WHEREAS. Information received nj the exc,
utive Office indicates that In various sections {
the country vicious men have taken advantar
Of the existing railroad strike TO injure the rel
utaiion OF the strikers by destroying rallroa
property. and
wHEREAs, Individuals. bent on N schie
may seek by similar methods 10 impair III
good name Of our citizens who respect tt
rights Of property under the law, regardless
the trend NJ their sympathies In the controvers
between the railroads and their employees.
Now. therefore, !, J. 4. Richards, governor
Montana, do hereby ofier reward Of q, ,0D0 Il
the arrest and conviction, In any court Of con
petent Jurisdiction In tho state. of any person
persons who, during the existing railroad trol
bles, has blown up with any explosive or d
stroyed In any way any railroad tunnel. bridg
trestie. depot, warehouse, roundhousc or oths
valuable structure belonging to any railroa
company this STATE, used. occupied and u
cessary Tor the operation Of such road. or VII
shall hereafter, during the continuation of the,
troubles. burn or destroy the same or any pa
thereof.
LoCKwooD's CASE.
Special DISPATCH to tho standard
HELENA. July 1.-THE charges mad
against Captain Lockwood by the citizen
Of Livingston and telcaraphed to Governs
Richards was forwarded to Prcsiier
Cleveland to-day by him with q reque,
for ON investigation Of tho case.
ALL QUIET At LIVINGSTON.
special Dspateh To the standard.
LIVINGSTON, July ti.-Notwithstan ndin
the outrage perpetrated here yesterday !
Captain Lockwood there has been no d
monstration among tho strikers. Ever
thing 10 quiet and the men are moro ds
termined now than ever to stay out unit
the last gun Is fired. The colored iroov
from Fort Custer aro still encamped nel
the railroad shops, and guards arc ST.
toned around tho shops and depot. at n
railroad bridge and throughout the yard
In acknowledging tho receipt OF II
statement Of facts tclcgraphcd Govern,
Richards last evening regarding tho di
graceful conduct OF Captain Lockwood
his exccllency this afternoon wired Ho
Allan II. Joy Of this city ~ follows:
Have this date communicated the facts by Il
ter to the president and requested an inyestig
tlon. Tis,r -... ....
senator Power also tclcgraphed that
had laid the matter before General Sch
field. This evening Chairman Kelly .
ceivcd tho following message from Chai
man Morrill,:
ST. PAUL July n.-No through trains Il
since saturday.
NEUTRAL AT GLENDIvE.
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