The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-07-22
IT'S JUST ABOUT ENDED
The Great Strike Called o. o. ths
Southern Pacific
BUTTE GUARDED BY TROOPS
Yesterday Saw q Resumption OF
Business Alone Many Miles Of
Raiiroad-Montana Union
Men Hold Out.

BUTTE, July 2i.-For the flrst time In
Butte's history, soldiers Of the United
States are camped here. There arc about
l.0OO OF them but their presence 10 entirely
unattended with excitement. Tho strikers
are not to be seen anywhere near the
depots, and seem mainly anxious to get
their jobs back, for the fight 10 conceded
20 be broken, so far a. Butte 10 concerned,
and there 10 no place in the West whero
the soldiers arc 90 little needed as In
Butte.
There has not been good sised crowd
anywhere In town to-day. Some Of the
soldiers have been up town to-day getting
acquainted, but most Of them have spent
the day in camp. The only real stir was
late this afternoon whom some practical
Joker set of . giant firecracker inside tho
sentry lines at the Montana Union depot.
ARRIVAL OF THE TROOPS.
A Great Northern train from Helena
this morning brought In the soldiera from
Fort Assinaboine, who left their quarters
early In the week and spent several days
In Helena. The train left Helena at $3.50
o'clock this morning and reached Butto
about Q o'clock. The city was taken by
surprise apd scarcely dosen people wcro
ut the depot to give Uncle Sans troops o
welcome. The train consisted OF seven
coaches containing the soldiers, three box
cars with tho camp equipments, and two
stock cars with the horses of tho Of.
ficors.
There were eight companies, seven Of
them belonging to the 10th and one to tho
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There are 557 men and ~ officers. They
came In BY three trains which moved
slowly to beware Of dynamite. They
canned ON the fiat back OF the Montana
Union depot, There was a small crowd
at the depot ON their arrival. but in a
twinklins lines had been formed. the en-.
tire vicinity of tho Montana Union dcpot
was cleared and guards stationod.
The soldiers arc not ON dress parade.
They are hero ON field duty and their
clothes look a little faded and old. But
thus far. At least. the men behave like
soldiers. and the ofIlcers like gentlemen.
and there have been no Lockwood epi.
sodes to excite feeling between the ropre.
sentatives of the rovernment and the
yeonle Of Butte. II n vary evident that
the citisens and the soldiers will net along
all rioht toeether. II In onlv honod that
thev vill be enabied 10 atav hare FOR tbe
raees.
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