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

muddy water. Engineer Clark was pinned
under the engine, and his body has not
been recovered.
The trcstle was about 90 fest long and
was completely shattered. Fully one-half
OF the filing was torn out. The engine ID
buried In the mud and water. Another
car is hanging over the edge OF the ON.
bankment. They were all mail cars and
none Of tho Pullmans were injured.
DRESSING THE WOUNDS.
Shortly after the report that the train
had been derailed. Division Superintend-
ent Wright ortle red wreckinR crew TO
the scene. General Graham also sent
company of cavalry to head on the
strikers. Shortly after Z o'clock this after
noon the wounded men wero brought to
this city and taken to tho railroad hospi-
tai, where their injuries wero dressed by
DR.. Huntington.
REGULARS ARE ANGRY.
Tho regulars are in an ugly mood on &C.
count Of tho death and injury to their
comrades and they seem anxious for .
skirmish with the strikers. Many OF
them claim General Superintendent Fill
moro assured General Graham the road
had been carefully gone over, and they
would not resort to any desperate meas
ures to win the strike. II was not until
he had assured General Graham OF the
supposed good condition Of the road that
the latter consented to send his men to
assist the train to San Francisco.
NOT DONE BY A. d. U. MEN.
Henry Knox. leader Of the strikers, has
issued the following:
II desire to state. In behalf OF the A. II.
o., that this order had not the remotest
connection with the ditching Of tho train
between Sacramento and Davisville this
afternoon. We condemn this act as out
rageous and barbarious and entirely con.
trary to tho spirit Of tho A. II. u, which 10
engaged In an honorable struggle In the
interest of labor. II this oct was done by
our sympathizers We regrct II the more 40
1t 10 calculated to iajure u.s."
Orders were given this evening to OK.
tend the guard lines to I street, fully .
block from tho depot. This 10 to prevent
the strikers from getting near the COM
pany's property.
General Graham has detailed ! troop,
Fourth cavalry, to patrol the railroad
track in the vicinity of the wreck and to
arrest all suspicious characters. 1t 10
predicted they will deal severely with any
strikers they may encounter.
HOW THE DEED WAS DONE.
Examination of the bridge revealed the
fact that one Of the stringers had been
cut of and . small pieco Of wood substi.
tutcd In such O. way that II would fall
through ~ soon - heavy weight passed
over the rail.
Two men have been arrested on suspi.
cion OF having been concerned in the
wreck. They were arrested near the
scene by deputy marshal. Engineer Nc
Coy, who was on the train, saw the men
Jump of the train when II left the track
and pointed them out to the ofIlcers
They we're heavily armed when arrested
A picket line now surrounds the depot fos
distance Of about block In all direc.
tions.
UNDER MARTIAL Law.
Tho city 10 practically under martial
law. Martial Baldwin this afternoon 10
sued proclamation notifying oil persons
that the orders Of the commanding gem
eral would be enforced.
Sheriff O'Neil tonight arrested S. d
wortlen on suspicion Of being implicated
In the derailinent Of the train. He ha,
been quite prominent In labor circles, and
was recently sent - delegate to the Chi
cago convention Of railway men. The
sheriff has also arrested A. G. Greenwald
William Burt and H. Z. Bodner for com
plicity In wrecking the train.
Acting under the instructions Of Genern
Graham, . detachment Of soldiers to
night visited the headquarters Of the
strikers and seized q number Of rifles ant
100 shotguns.
WAR IN CALIFORNIA.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 1l.-For NOR
than % hours United States regulars have
been in the field in Northern California,
but the railroad blockade has not beer
broken. In fact, tho situation to-nigh
here 10 deemed more serious than at any
time heretofore, Human lives have been
sacrificed ut Sacramento in 0 horro
which the strikers are accused Of having
pcrpetratod. All Of tho victims but one
were soldiers. As result the feelings of
the strikers and soldiers have boon
wrought upon until tho mon composing
the contending forces are not only 40 de
termined 40 before, but are ugly and des
perate.
1t 10 clear that the strikers realize IN,
folly Of openly resisting tho United Sta,e
army. From the dastardly tactics EN-
ployed this afternoon at Sacrament,
against tho regulars and tho railroad com
pany, II 10 apparent, however, that NOR,
barbarous and moro deadly tactics o
guerilla warfare are to bo resorted to.
TROOPS AMBUsHED.
Twice during tho day were the troop
ambushed. The first attack from undc
cover was carly in tho morning.
Ate o'clock Colonel Graham landed a
Sacramento with force Of more thai
6.000 regulars. No effort was made to re
sist their progress. The troops marche,
direct TO the Southern Pacific depot an,
they took possession of the buildings an,
railroad yards. A few hundred people
gathered at the depot. dispersed whe
ordered to do SO. At the wharves o dc
tachment of tho state militia had bee
left to guard tho water front.
Tho regular troops were no sooner ou
Of sight than this little band Of militia wa
fred upon with rifles by force Of 25 me
who were concealed i'm the bushes on tn
opposite side Of the river. The militia rs