The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-07-11

man struck one Of the Norwsgiaas blow
over the head with . coupling pin whieh
nearly knocked him down.
The Noewseians then charged through
the circle and ran with besaknsck spssd
In the direction Of the colorsd troops.
The soldiers came up on the double.
quick. They halted In front Of the crowd
and lsvelsd their pieces.
Lieutenant O'Neill. . very eentlsmanly
fellow, then addressed the crowd and said
he had just been informed that bali
dossn OF the train crew were being mur.
dsrsd by the strikers. The situation was
soon explained and the lieutenant o..
dsrsd tho soldiers to unload and return
to the train.
FOR BOHEMIAN.
pulled out for Bossman with large num-
bsr Of the belated passengers In this city
aboard and half . company Of coloesd
soldiers. The balance OF the colored
troops, numbering 100, in command Of
Lieutenant O'Nsill, remained in this city,
and have gone into camp near the round
house.
orrIzENs INDIGNANT.
Immediately after the second section
left the citissns held . mass meeting at
the opera house. Upwards Of 1000 per.
sons were prssent.I George Anderson, cd
itor OF the Post, was elected chairman.
The meeting was then addressed By
County Attorney Miller, W. H. Poorman,
Allan r. Joy, r. B. Kelly, Sam Fullerton
and George Anderson. There was m
unanimity Of sentiment among the
speakers. All sympathissd with the
strikers and denounced In vigorous
language the brutal outrage committed
by Captain lockwood upon . pescsable
citisen Of Livingston. The following state
ment Of facts was then read and unani.
mously adopted and telearaphed to Gov.
ernor Richards:
APPEAL TO THE GOVERNOR.
To He Ereeliencv. J. y. Richards, Governor Of
Montana:
At mass meeting Of the citizens Of Livings-
ton. we the undersigned. were appointed % .
committee to present to you statement OF
facts that transpIred during the passage Of .
Northern Pacific train to-day. We beg leave to
make the following statements:
That upon the arrival Of train at Livingston it
was stopped across Main street. thereby stop
ping the trave! on IL. The officer In command.
Captain Lockwood, jumped OF the train. draw.
Ing his saber and gave orders to his troops In
| foul and profane language. saying, "If those
l--- don't stand back use your guns on
them" Then he sprang upon an inoffensive
citizen, Frank Toland. who was standing In the
street, striking him over the head with his
saber. infictng very serious and dangerous
| wound.
| During all this q 0 there were no hostile or
threatening demonstrations from the A. r. U.
men or any other person, and no violence was
offered or attempted toward the train or crew.
The said Captain Lockwood also publicly In
suited our mayor and the ladies present BY
using vile and obscene language whie tho ma
yor was assuring him that no violence would be
attempted towards tho train or crew.
Our people appeal to you to use your influence
to redress this outrage and prevent It's repetl.
tion. The exact language Of Captain Lockwood.
being too foul for publication. win be sent you
by letter.
ALLEN 4. JoY.
MAYOR BELEY.
JOHN 4. KING.
w. II. PooRMAN.
JOHN w. HEfFERLiN.
HUGH J. MILLKR
r d. KESNEy,
Committee.
TO POWER.
This evening the following message was
sent to Senator Power at Washington:
| To-day mall train In charge Of soldiers, com.
manded by Captain lockwood. stopped here
Many citizens. through curiosity, were OF the
station. All were quiet and unarmed. The
| captain. without cause struck an inofensivs
citizen on the head with his sword while stand
him. The captain used vile and profane Ian
guage In the presence of ladies' and publicly in
suited our mayor. Our community feels great,
outraged.
FRANK HENRY.
| Judge Of the District Court;
| II. Y. MILLER.
County Attorney;
JOHN 7. SMITH.
| ALLAN r. JOY,
| GEORGE II. WRIGHT.
| JAMES y. THOMPSON,
IN. LErLEy,
J. Il KING.
J. Il. SwINpLEHuRsr,
MAYOR BELEy CONFIRMS 1T.
The following dispatch was received al
tho STANDARD office at o'clock this
Wednesday, morning:
To the Editor of the STANDARD. Anaconda.
conversation between myself and Captain Lock
wood Is absolutely correct.
FRANK BELEy. Mayor.
Livingston. July fi.-2 o'clock n. m.
ANOTHER BATTLE.
SPRING VALLEY, ILL.,, July 10.-Company
C, Fifth regulars, commanded by Captain
Conrad, came into collision with q mob q,
this place to-day, and after patiently en-
during volley after volley Of stones, fired
into the mob, killing two men and wound
ing several others.
The dead are:
Dominick Bartmer. shot through the
hoad, killed instantly.
John Saloli, Italian, shot through th,
breast.
The injured are: Walter Gregory
deputy, ribs broken. badly bruised; Lust
Kolp, deputy, shot in the thigh; S. d