The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-21
DAY OF SERIOUS R|OT|NC
All Attempts to Run Cleveland
Street Cars Prove Failures.
NON-U UNION MEN AT Tackled
Several OF the Operatives Beaten Into
Insensibility Stonesand Bricks Used
as Missiles-Prospects Bright
for an Early Settlement.

Cleveland, Ohio. June 2O.-While the
prospects for settlement of the strike
of the street railway men are brighter
tonight than they have been at any
time since the trouble began, there has
been more serious riotng to-day than
at any previous time. The disturb
ances began early in the morning, con-
tinued throughout the day and tonight
a big mob surrounded the south side
barns of the Big Consolidated COM
pany, determined to get at the nom
union men who are housed there
While the sympathizers of the strik-
ers We're hurting bricks and stones at
the non-union motormen and conduc-
tors, a special committee of the city
council was trying to get the represen-
tatives of the strikers and the officers
of the company together. and it sue
ceeded to the extent of inducing the
strikers to submit proposition in writ
ing and getting the consent of Presi-
dent Everett of the Big Consolidated
company to submit the same to the
board of directors in the morning.
The strikers proposition abandons
the demand for the recognition of the
union but asks that all the old men
be taken back except those who may
be convicted in count of destroying
property. The members of the council
committee believe a settlement is in
sight.
AS mas peeh ths uis 9itoe LIZ ~,
pesah, rlotoua 0otou "a ,,,Sas
to.uds apout noen ~ r'om1 ,so,,t 49,
w aue s a = :. @ s,lH ;tt t,,sans;hi,ity
, anoii- uiiioil iiio.i a. sl,i,on uya5a
M ne ~ ,eS,a ,a ~, E,,cI;d a,,an,,a
car was Sloneo aiiu oii i-,,, w. Nv ~, hoa,.d
car attacked. ManS No'.'et oil &c ,..,i,1
shfleked Win teiloi aa 9'o'tss t,i,n
tnfousn .he eai 5 y" - - s+,.eat
liei ol w iiso. q 80 10 nar
one man Was shy. ,r, anu ,,ona,s. asoanad
row escapes' ~ p,'s p .,s', st,,,as, ha-
as oest .ney couiu Mnra i,.at,r ~. a,,a No
gan " is' ~ -. Dtat t,aI,, Tba
toriflah Meie -. - Va frsa +bree
latter drew a feFolEer anu hted 'hi
times INTO the efoWu' IN, ,,,, Gov
Ine crew VI 9con'iiN NJ ar
was badiy peateh ny ~ iiiel'' u-;1i
was on It's way ooMn toMn ~ ,a at
son avenue ohe iiiaii So ~, +wo
every crossing lnei ,,s e. o, ,,,tij +bara
iiioi itiSA' rr,,.,,,
We're ~ passengers. Wnei ,;s a,as ~
Clark, the conauctol. was ehM.No hi1,a snp
fares, one OF the men saw MN ~
cent piece. AS tlark staIteu =" iihne I
cnanse ne was ,t.e 81 80 ~, l., ~ hands
behind by coupl.hs pli, ~ tre tio nthaT
of passenger. several u .iie ,,r,d o,
men then jumped upon I'm ~ nv, nthars
ed him into lnsenslpliity: lhe 80, . .
turned their attentloii " .iie ni9 ~ ,,,a g
whose name Is Johh 1ialh' Ia
also hit on the heao anu oouS b. +h;s
sank to the moor UNCONSCIOUS. hs son5 ~
time the car, fuhlitns d. h's1 sp 49,
had reached Hacha,l s,lee'' ~ - nn
men left the car oioeh 5 iui .ner ,,,ai e.
Clark, the motoirlaA. leeon. IVA
ciently to shut OH tne tutleit ,,t al,ot
bring the car 10 Stop' go a I,otb
wait it was run PACK TO the DAHL DUH
men were badiy hur.. ,;airo
A. w. Wright letter carrier llusi,S t.ii :,
on Euchd avenue cai' Mae so, 80. -, ',.aonn N -
in the face by stone. he was uiiCpn.
sc1ous and covered Win pioou witch
help reached nm L