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PRICE FIVE CENTSSeveral Hundred Men Wearing Uncle Sam's Blue Uniform Reach That City.• Was Not ths Hlightsst Sign ofetIIAny Trouble la the BigCam p.ttMan Trying to Get Their .lulu lU#k Ilenlnrnd Off at MImoiiIi situationla llalaniu■:I-oitr.f■4IIManII itid•F I|«6•Ke.I-D-IIL-UiPIS1--»!idf j h pedal to The independent.ilcilTK, Jaly 21.— One thousand troop* of the regnlar army in camped here to-night, nnd thoe# of them who have bean aronmltown atate that they ware never campil in * more peacaatola apot.Thair antranoa into Batte wm attended I i by no excitem ?nt whatever, j ha atrker**• | huve kapl away from the depots and itrm j mainly anxious to gtt Ikai- joba biai, im» j the atrike is coneoded to •* broken ee f«e a« iSntt i i« concerned. There baa not b *n a good * /id o owd anywhere in town t • dey. A Great Northern train thia nnrnmr b ought in tba aoldiars from Fort Asainnfcboine, who left their quartern early in thatweek and epent aeveral dar* in Helena. Tba train let! Helena at 8:30 o’clock this morning an 1 laaehed Balt* aboat uir.*o'clock. //\r Tba citv was taken by aorpria* andid acaycely a dozen people w re at th* d»pot.** The train oonaiatad of aaven coaches awn*tainin; to* *o dlera, three I oi re-g tigthe camp aqaipage, and two atoek oars wlthe boraee of th# officers. 1 u. ra wet# ei^b7. corn pen Ice, Sevan of them belonging to th Twentieth and on* to th* Twentj first regiment. Col. W. I. Penro ie aommand.ng and Capt. Geo'ga H Hoyt ie qnartermaater. 1 he e w«r* man in th* troop. Thsy remain* J on t tram until 11:30 o’olock, when they allghte and marched to the Athlatio ground Tenta war* pitched daring the afterno* and th* oaoaily deserted hall park beeamf-d a aeene of great animation. k** Daring th* afternoon tb* t-uop* front.Omaha over tb* Union Pacific arrived* P. There are uT»7 men and thtrty-sevan office (* They cams in by Ibrae trains, wbiob movarf °f alowly to bewar* of dynamitai They jj cam pad on th* flat back of th* Montana Union dapot. There was a small orowd a tb* depot on their arrival, bqt in n twink ling line* bad bean formed. Th* entlr vie nity of th* Montana Union dapot wa ■ O | cleared and gnards stationed.Snparintandant Carrier, of tb* G *n in Northern, arrived with tba train over that ha line, and Bnperintendent Calvin, of tbo ag Union Pacific arrived an the firat train ov*f/ it- that lino Superintendent Finn, of th* Northern Paeiflo. arrived yesterday., m Arreogemente were immvdiately mad# I* take oat a Union Paoific train, typtd wan, eent to the hotels nud railroad ofaih* tin a train would leave at once and a larg number of paeaengen who have been wait ing for week* to get eoath went to tbdepot nnd were admitted within th liaee end to the train. Tha train leff; aboat ail o'clock. Company A, of thtp Twentieth regiment. Fort Aaalnniboine, a*y eompaniad the train. The Omaha trooremained In Batte. A regular norther train will be ran over th* ahort line mor ow. It will arrive in Batte aboat nino’clock in the morning, end will go on tdF, I Geirieoa. Ae the atrike :• oif on the North*’ ern Pacific, no trouble ie at prchended.I he Montana Union atrike ie atill on# bat iunii of th* men have reported fofs work. Bnperintendent Barns, of tha road, t ae n#u#.i n crcalnr offering to takfl-•*-e.ett-itetotuho le a 01, ug ViiMSIill ifI ! back all mi lovee of that road who raro by Tuesday noon, except those who bav n used violent or threatening leocnege. Th* line will probablv lie open Monday.hpecial to The IndependentMihsoui.a, July lil.—U. 1.. Shepard, chair* man of the t ikera' eommittae of the local A. It. U., this afternoon officially deolar#^ ae j tba atnka oif as far ee Miaaoala is can-/, eerued. Trains are running regularly and everything about the railroad yard* and ahopa is apparently working smoothly^ exoept that there are many new fae*£ among tb* workers, and a few aoldiars are in i still petro ling around the railroad prop*■e»yii,iteInvsIi-he*• | erty. It is thought that in a ahort tiai*1J passenger trains will com mane# runningn.ly.all uigbt.
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Helena Independent
Helena, Montana, US
Sun, Jul 22, 1894
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