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

PHICE-FIVE GENTS
fact General Agent Mass states that trains
arc running regularly all over the Cuion
Pacific except on the two divisions be.
tween Beaver Canyon and Butte.
1t 10 not expected that any effort viii b
made to run trains into Montana foe ssy.
eral days.
Four travelling men left Silver Bow on
hand car at 8 o'clock this evening. A
hackload OF travelling men will also leave
hero early In the morning for Beaver Can.
yon. Tho party will consist OF Ike Hau.
ser. who represents the Missouri Paper
company, Jake Ilioway and Msssrs. Cong.
don and Punch. A big banner, 'Ths
Hsuser Special" will decorate the hack,
and the party expsct to reach Beaver Can.
yon by Friday.
J. Q. Goss Of tho Montana. L. C. KnowL
ton and Mr.. Shiplsy Of South Butte eams
In from Pocatello shis morning on q hand
car. They left Pocatello Saturday even.
ing and travelled principally at night on
account Of tho heat.
AT Q special meeting Of the Clerks' as-
sembly No. 592l, K. Of l. Of Butte, hsld
last night, the following resolution was
adopted:
Rs.?lred. Tha. we do herewith tender . the
a. X Y. our moral and financial support In the
struggle with the Pullman company.
We desire to state the announcement In the
M,ner Of July II that the Clerks assembly
wrong and without any authority whatever.
No one was authorized To make such state.
ment and the Miner had no right 10 place us In
u wrong light. DAN BRowN. NJ. w.
NJ J. GEIGER. sec'y.
Clerks assembly 5ss4. X. OF 1.
10 HUNT OUT THE REASON.
WASHINGTON, July 1i.-At 3 o'clock the
full commerce committee voted the FOL.
lowing resolution Of invsstition:
WHEREAS. The constitution q tho unitsd
States gives to the congress Of tho Unitsd
States alone tho power TO regulate commescs
among the general states; and
| WHEREAS. said commerce has been ana b
now interfcred with and interrupted vishous
the authority of congress, therefore be t
Resoired, That the committee ON interstate
and foreign commerce be and IL hereby directed
to investigate said interference and iutegrup.
tion and the cause thereof. and to inquire what
additional legislation. II any. 10 necessary 70
prevent recurrence thereof.
said committee shall have the power 10 desis-
| nate subcommittee from lts members to vtsis
ruptions have occurred.
It may send for persons and papers, examine
| witnesses under oath. employ stenographers.
sit during the recess OF congress and do al
things necessary TO ascertain the facts con.
nected with this subject Of inquiry. Il shall re-
port to the house at a. early day ~ practics-
ble the result Of It's Investigations and shall
make such recommendation ~ n may deem
proper.
n ~. -
against the motion TO investigate, Repre-.
sentativcs Patterson, democrat, % Ten
nessec, and Bartlett, democrat, Of New
York.
LABOR LEADERS TALK.
CHICAGO. July li.-Speakins Of ths
situation. Mayor Hopkins this aftssuoea
said; 1--WE have Affairs weil In ha6d. W.
lhopo. m. diaof6er end .hvloeonGp1
stamped out. The RAILROADS sfs runulno
and peace and good order prsvails."
Sovereign to-day could give no definite
Information ~ to the progress OF thu
strike, no had seen nothing TO discourage
him. "It cannot be expected" hs satd
''that million men In all parts Of ths
country arc going 10 drop their tools at ths
drop OF tho hat. Action 10 taken With de-
liberation.
"There 10 nothing mandatory In our o.
der. Tho subordinate assemblies Of ths
knights will take their time. and thses
can be no doubt ~ TO what action will b
reached by the end Of the week. One nail
lion workmsn will lay down their tesla
and quit work pending the settlement a
this question"
President Dehs said to-day he hAd issued
- L.
mono. "The matter 10 entirely out Of my
hands now" he said. land have nothing
moro to say. That general strike vii
be successful have no doubt"
. People are looking forward With yer,
great interest to the meeting Of the labol
leaders to bs held here tomorrow ct thl
request Of Samuel Gompsrs, presidsns q
the Federation.
II prsHY MESSAGE.
CLEVELAND. July ia telegram hA,
been received at the hsadquartsr Of th,
Knights OF Labor from General MastsI
Workman Sovereign: "Do not strike. SCI
press dispatches." The knights did mo-
strike. The members refuse to discus
tho Sovereign communication.
IT WAS FORGERY.
/ OhICAoO, Suiy LUG usoSy ttOu
Cleveland that General Master Workman
Sovereign had wired the knights not I,
strike 10 emphatically denied by labo
leaders. THAT telegram was forgery
said Secretary Simpson. 'and Sovsrsieu
has already forwarded o denial"
General Master Workman SovsesleI
said to-day II the orders issued b. hin
were in effect by Saturday night he woal,
be satisfied.
At the request Of Marshall Field q Co.
the police were sent to the Burlingtol
freight house to-day to disperss the crow,
; who were intimidatinR the tsamstsrs.
TO INPEAcH oLSEY.
. Sovereign was in lconsultation to-day b
long distance telephone with General Sec
: retary John W. Hayes. T. b Mcguire an,
Charles A. French. members Of the exec
u,ive committee Of the knights OF Labor
; who arc in Washington. Sovereign said
"Proceedings will be commenced to-dA
. under tho direction Of tho members Of th
= executive committee to impeach Attcrns
: General Olney. We have the best lses