The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-07-09


Adjutant General Rugsles and Secretary
Lamont.
During tho morning Senators Dubois
and Shoup called TO urge federal protee-
ton for Wallace, Idaho. where rioting 10
reported. Governor Mcconnell last night
made strong appeal for troops to quell
the rioting. The senators wsre admitted
TO the cabinet room and the whole matter
was discussed.
Tho situation In Idaho presents . dif.
ferent phase from the troubles elsewhere,
inasmuch as the trouble 10 not connected
with tho railroad strike and the governor
has called Tor troops. II was pointed out
10 tho senators that tho governor must
certify he has exhausted all OF the rs-
sources in his power before the president
can respond. Tho senators teleeraphsd
the facts to tho governor with suggestions
how to proceed and u he follows them BY
formal statement in due form, the
United States troops from Fort Sherman
will be speedily dispatched to Wallace to
quell the rioters.
GENERAL NILES REPORT GRATIFYING.
Tho only official report that came to tho
White house before noon was = telegram
from General Miles saying the night had
passed quietly in Chicago and that he or.
pcctcd no serious trouble to-day. OF
course this WAS encouraging to the adj
ministration, and IL confirmed General
Miics' forecast last evening, when be was
In communication with Secretary Lamont
by long-distance telephone.
ARCHBISHOP FEEHAN PRAISED.
Much qualification 10 felt hero at the
issue by Archbishop Feehan Of circular
letter to all Catholic priests. enjoining
thcm to Impress on their congregations
tho patriotic duty Of yielding respect and
obcdienoe to tho law. IL 10 believed .
largo proportion OF the strikers aro
church-aoing people. and that tue Chicago
ministers OF oil denominations to-day will
counsel their focks In tho limo indicated
by Archbishop Fcehan. II 10 explained
by tho war department officials that rein.
forcsments from Northern New York aud
some Omaha orders last night wsre sent
NJ the suggestion Of General Miles, mot
because no doubted the sufllciency Of his
force, but ~ measure Of prscaution to
cover tho emergencies at other points In
tho department Of Missouri. The general
belief 10 that II is good military practice
to maintain q strong force Of reserves as
some central point, whsre they can b for.
waried quickly to support detschmsns
at the threatened points.
PLANS FOR THE TROOPS.
Fort Sheridan 10 admirably situated fop
this purpose and while no further rsin.
forcements have bsen ordered there 10.
day. everything 10 In trim 10 hurry many
troops to that fort from General Brooks
command Mt Omaha, where there does not
appear to bo any present necessity foe
thoir services. To that end to-day Cap.
tain Barry, Secretary Lannon'S military
aide, and Colonel Cosbin, assistant Adju.
tant general, were summoned to the white
house and received the necessary instruc.
tions to prepare orders for the further
concentration Of troops II II shall seem
desirable.
Nothing has yet becn seen at the whlte
house Of . message said TO have besn cd
drossed to the president last night By
Messrs Dcbs and Sovereign. The pub
lishsd report In the newspapers. has, %
course, been noted, but until tho formal
communication comes to hand tho prssis
dent will take no cognisance Of the letter.
SEVEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY SOLDIERS.
INDIANAPOLIS, July s.-Coveruor Matths
ews has ordered Is companies Of militia
to Hammond, Ind. All ore northern Inc
diam companies except one. . dstach.
mont Of light artillery from this city. The
number OF soldiers ordered out will make
750.
SOME TRAINS MOVING.
SAN Francisco, July s.-Local tsains
/
both the Southern Pacific aud the Santa
Fo lines. the latter starting an overland
with one Pullman attached. train also
arrived In Los Angeles from Albuquerque
with o Pullman.
Il is reported as Los Angeles that the
government will take stops tomorrow IA
compel the railroads to move freight a
we'll ~ passenger trains. Reports from
Oakland and Sacramento are to the effect
that everything Is quiet. There 10 no word
Of federal troops having been ordered to
either Of these points.
THE SITUATION At TOLEDO.
TOLEDO, Ohio, July 9.-Everythins 10
quiet ON tho surface here. new lodge Of
the A. X. U. was organised here last night
ms result OF the efforts set ON foot By
Debs. Tho Lake Shore engineers and
firemen will hold another meeting hsrs
this afternoon to discuss further effort
TO compel tho reinstatement Of the men
discharged during the Ann Arbor strike.
i swEEAEy's HOT WORK.
BRAZIL. Ind, July s.-A passenger train
ON the Chicago aud Central divisions oI
tho Illinois Central went forward Tor th<
first time in eight days. Yardmastsl
Sweeney fired the train tho entire die
Il tance as no fireman could bs found. An
immense meeting Of the strikers was hsld
here this afternoon. kilograms FROM
Debs were read saying that success va,
certain, admonishing the strikers to alb.
stain from violence in any form and pro
posing that no one should return to worl
unless all could.
40 CHANGE.
CLEVELAND, July s.-Thsrs has Ahso
iutely been no change in the strike situA
tion here to-day.
AT OMAHA.
Il OMAHA, July s.-From o railroad stand
point Omaha was unusually quiet to-day
many railroads sending out trains viii
the usual regularity. Twoeohpanies o
troops have reached Rock Springs, which
. with the one company stationed there
gives the federal force nearly 10 men al
that point. Four companies have reached