THEANACONDA STANDARD: SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER a4, 1889.
ATfcrtlllM* l-Hirt la (ha gAfm mt a Palle*
Froathe Wuklndu Press.
Thatpair of Uamk-uiTs has a history.
Thespeaker waa Serjeant Volkinan of^the Seventh prec-im-t, and he pointed to a^pair of nickel-plated ^keaeeleta^ which^were hanging near the telephone in the^station.
Ahistory ^^ t|iiired tlie reporter.
Yea,and one that I shall never forget.^Eleren yearn ago, nearly, a negro named^James Carroll perpetrated an outrage up^^on lira. Richard Tbomaa of Buckeyee-^town, Va. He made gootl hiM eaca|^e and^four day* after I arrest**! him he re, after^a ehaae of two or three mile*. The clock^waa striking 12 when I brought him in the^dqpr. It wan ilecided to aend him to Vir^^ginia at once, and Officer Benjamin F.^Harper anil myself Martcd with him.^There wim a Htroiig feeling uiruiiixt tin-^tlenil ami we fcarcil trouble. M:iyi^r M^^-^herly of Preilcrta'k, Mil., waa tclcgmitlMil^to meet ua. Aa the train stop|ietl at I'iim-^earoru atation alM^ut :*^ men ixaarded it.^Everything was coiuliicteil in the most^^|iiiet manner anil nothinir whatever Mtiil^to tlie priaoiier or iim. The train awitched^off at the Point ^^f Kockx atation for Priil-^^-ri^-k, anil aa it aiacked ita ^|m*cd more^tlian 1UU men gathcnil amimcl anil, aniiiil^to the teeth, they lx^arilt'd the train ami^liegau i-ryiliK f^^r vengeance. We ap^^pealed to them, iMit it iliil no giaal.^Tliey were hent upon their miaaiou^of vengeunce, anil a regiment of^braver men than we coukl never have^stayetl their hamla. Carroll wua drugged^out, though we atruirgletl tiartl to retain^him. We were pualied to the rear of tin-^ear ami kept there until the lynchcra hail^gone with their man. The men who held^ua at hay were ao anxious to aee the lynch^^ing that they left ua and we followed up^the crowd. Again we were picked up hy^main force ami curried hack to the^train, ami there guarded until ita depart^^ure for Frederick. Fully HOO men gathered^around the lleml, anil with a rope arouuil^hia iiii k he wua given a few moments to^^nuke hia peace with hia maker and then^wua strung up. It waa ipiick work. Many^of the lynchers lx^re the truce of yeura.^ua gray huirs covered their heads: many^went young men in the prime of life; all^were honest farmers ami hud left mothcra,^wives, daughters, and sisters at their^homes, and the vengeance they hail taken^waa for their future protection. This wua^lute Thursday and tin* body was watched^until the next morning, when it wua cut^down anil turned over to the coroner. The^humlfuffa wen- taken oli untl returned to^me ami I never look at them without re-^metnlM-ring the terrible experience of^that day. Lieut. Skippon hull charge of^this precinct then, anil when we returned^next day we found him iiiauuc. The^news of the fearful all air wua more than^he could stand, and to-night he ia uil ill-^mute of St. Elisabeth asylum.
BACKIN SYRACUSE.
oaHia
ity.I cure not ill^the professions, he^ia 11 e place fo ^^looking for them^Anaconda, where
A Chat With Stephen A. Kate*
Lifein the Weat.^From tlie Syracuse Staniluril.
S.A. Kstes, Montana,^ ia a name on^the register of the Vuutlcrhilt House. Al-^mtwt evcryrxHly who wua in Syracuse ten^yeura ago will remember Mr. Kstes, for^few men wen* more popular than he^while hi* was here. It is just uhout ten^years since he took it into his head one^dajr to invade the Willi ami wooly west,^anil from that time until Thursday last^he has not Ix-cu back to Syracuse.
Now.I don't want to lie interviewed,^^lie said to a Sttiml'tril re|x^rtcr, who run^foul of him in the lobby of the Vaiider-^bilk. ^What do you think I could say-^that would Ix- of any possible interest to^your ncudersV
Youmight tell ine what changes you^notice in Syracuse since you went a way 7^^^Changes, my dear sir. aside from two^or three new business blocks anil the new^city hull. I notice but little change. Why^it really seems to me as I met my old^friends that it was only yesterday that I^went uwuy, for they. too, are practically^unchanged. Of course, if I should go out^into the suburbs I have no doubt but I^would fail to recognize many of the old^familiar spots, for the city bus grown^womli rfull.v. Perhaps one reason why 1^notice but little difference in tile place is^that I rcuil u Syracuse paper every flay. I^don't skip a line of the local, ami so I^know pretty well what has Ix-cu going on.^I am enjoying my trip immensely.^^^How do 1 like the West ^^^^First rate. It is u grand place to live^on many accounts. The chances for in^^vestment are as good, if not better, than^in the east, and the returns are ^|iii^-ki-r^ami Ix-tter, as a rule. In the west every^^nun lias a chance, anil if he has any abil-^what line, business or^will surely mik-ci-ihI. It^young men, a id wc'ie^as fast as they come.^I live, is, I think, des^^tined to become a great place in time.^^^How uhout |volities in Montana'.'^^^No, I don't think 1 care to talk |xiliiics.^The fact ia that we haven't had any^^thing but polities in Montana in so long a^time that I'm heartily sick of it all. The^ch-ction didn't appear to settle much of^anything.
THE ORIGIN OF ^HURRAH.
Altilti-li Authority Kays Unit tin- t ry^Springs From tlit- f;^-i-uiaii.
Writingto tlie London Tunis with refer^^ence to tlx* remark of its Itcrliti corres^^pondent that tin-exclamation of ^Hurrah^^^is said to Ix- of Sclavonic origin.^ Or. Cm^A. Buchanan, of Kings college, London,^says: ^1 presume your correspondent^must have some authority for this asser^^tion, but I hope you will ullow me to point^out that, as far as I know, the word is of^purely Ucrmuii origin. It is generally^assumed to Ix- derived from the im^^itative interjection Inirr. describing a^rapid movement, from which wort I the^middle HiglMrcrmun hurren. ^to move^rapidly.' or rather to hurry', bus lieen^fomnil. Hurrah is. therefore* nothing^else but an enlarged form of burr, and. us^I said, of purely Teutonic origin. In^Grimm's 'Wurtcrliucli' we find the inter^^jection limited from a Minnesinger. It^also occurs in Danish and Swedish, and it^would be interesting to know when it waa^first introduced in this country in the^Anglicised form of 'hurry.' In Germany^it wus fre^|iicntly used during the Nn-^poleonii- wars by the Prussiuii soldiers,^anil it also ^k-ctirs in some political^and marshal songs of those days.^Since then it seem* to have hei-ii adopted^also by other nations, even by the French^in the form of hoitrra. Tliut the iiiterji-e-^tioii iliil not become so popular in Ger^^many as a cheer at convivial gatherings^us in this country is probably owing to the^circumstance that preference was given^there to the brief exclamation ^Hoeli!'^forming re^l^eetivel.v tin- end and the Im-^gtntiing of tlie phruses *cr lehc hix-h' anil^^hoeh soil i-r Iclx-ii.' ^ If late the word^hurrah seems to have Ix-comc rather |x^|^-^nlar in Germany. It ia just possible that^tin- English rciuiportcd it there or that it^was revived through the magnificent peeea^of 'Hurrah, (ii-rinatiia!' written by the^|x^-t laureate of German people, Ferdi^^nand Frciligrath.
Newunderwear, over-shirts, neck wear,^hats anil caps, Iks ita and ahoea, at Kstes^4 Council's.
WM.L. HOGS,
MARCUSDALY, Vies Pree't.^W. M
FirstNational Bank
-OF-
ANACONDA.MONT.
CAPITAL, - - SlOO.OOO
Commencedbusiness April 19, IMau.
Buyand sell Domestic and Foreign Kxt-tianicr^sixl transact a general lauikiug business.^Collections promptly atteiuled to. Fx-^i-liange urawu ou London, KiIiiiIhiix,^lilaagow, Dublin, Helfast, Paris,^Hamburg, Berlin and all lite^leadiuK cities of Kuro|a*.
olWlKsrONPICNTS :
Aineii. an Kxi bunge National Hank . . New York
OmahaNational llaukOlualia
Wells,Fargo A CoHan Fi aix-iaco
I'taliNational HankItgdeu
Huge.Hrownlce A CoHutte
Merchants'National ItatikHelena
Clarklb 1 .arableDeer 1 jmIk*
MONTANA
nationalbank,
HELENA,MONT.
UnitedStates Depository
Capital(paid in)^Surplus,
$5tx),ooo$/oo,ooo
DIRECTORS:
C.A. IIKOAHWATKKllesldent
I..^i. PHKI.I^!*.Vice-Pre*, and Act. Cashier
S.K. ATKINMONAssistant Cashier.
A.li. Clarke.Herman louts
H.V. liali-n,I'eter Laison,
C.W i anil.in.II. C. Wallace,
S.C.Aslil.y,It. A. Cory.
FirstNational Bank
OF'HELENA.
PioneerNational Bank of Montana.
ORGANIZEDIN i 866.
DesignatedDejiository of U. S.
PaidDp Capital, ^^Surplus and Profits,
$500,0001900,000
S.T. HAl'SKRPresident
A.J, MAVISVlee-l'residelit
K.\V. KN'UtHTCashier
T.II. KI.HINSi IIMID IAssistant Cashier
liKO.If. 111 I.I.Second Assistant Cashier
l(OAKI OF IMKKCTtlKS:
S.T. Haiiser.^A. M Holler,^drain Ills Stuart.
T.tl. Klellischllliilt.
T.
iieneral bankim; Imsiuess transacted^|iaiit on time do|s^slts.
lolui C.i in t in,^H. s. Hamilton,
c.P. HlMtas,
llcuryM. f'arclien,^power.
Interest
CLARK* LARABIE
(w.A. ci.akk,
,1.II. CI.AUK,
S.K. I.AHAIIIKI,
BHNKE
BUTTE.M. T
DoatienemlHanklnic Ittisim-ss and tlraw Kx-^riMMi on all tlie l*i'iiici|^al Cities of the World.^Kti) foild Oust, UoM liars. Silver llulllon and^t'oi'inly Warrants. Collections promptly attend^^ed to. Corre^|Hindeuts: First National llauk.^New York; llauk of ttritisli North America,^Montreal; ^ ontiiicnt.il National Hank. CMrejfn;^Omaha National Hank. Omaha; Mi-Cormick lb^Co., Salt LalMI First National Hank. San I ran^cisii^.
Northwestern
GuarantyLoan Company
MINNEAI'OI.IS, MINN KSOTA.
Capital,Fall Paid, $1,000,000
MONEYTO LOAN
ontown and improved farm pro|x-rty at low^rates of Interest.
FRANCISL. IDE. Agent,
Anaeonda,Mont.^Office tein|xirarily with .1. It. Iloarmaii.
CatchOn!
Hutone Change of Cars from
HELENA^ BUTTE TO CHICAGO
VIA
CHICAGO^ NORTHWESTERN
AND
UNION PACIFIC RAILWAYS.
JELL,HILL ^ THERRIEN,
Contractorsand Builders.
listimatcsFurnished on all Classes of Work.
Someof the Finest Buildings in Helena and Anaconda^Have Been Built by this Firm.
I^r I I left for jotthiiifr at I. V. Kirtty's Hardware Store will receive prompt attention.
C'^rrex|x^iuleiMW x^^licite^l.
JELL,HILL ^l THERREIN.
ANACONDA.MONTANA.
The-C.^. N. \V. also Makes lilni-t Cnion Oepo^Connections at lienver with
U.P. ^ /). ^ A\ G. Trains
Andlinns Through
YestibuledDining Car Trains
TOCIIICAHO VtHMH I HAMiK.
Many-lioiim Sav.-.l. and the Oulv Line AtrsMlHfl^Troulilesoine and l^^mc IX-lays at
IlKNVKKinHMWH III.CKKS.^It is recoitnizisl hy Kv. rvlssly n^ tin- -Sllour^LINK ^ from the West and Northwest
ToChicago and All Points East.
furtherinformation furnished hv I'nion I's^citlc Ticket AkciiU at Helena and Hutte
FREDGREENE. C. P. A..
SaltLake City, Utah.
I
Successorto
a Butte Hardware Co.,
Announcesthe arrival of Two Car Loads of
Heatirvgar\d GooU Stores
FORWOOD AND COAL.
Comeand seethe Handsomest Line of Stoves ever shown in this^market. Don't fofgCt to come.
MAINST.,
ANACONDA.
B.F. MAHAN,
RGHL 6STHT6 7VTI IN I NG BROK6R.
Anill nllcctitiH AkciiI.
FirxtStrei-t, Near Main.
Aiiucomlu,Mont.
anacondabrewing COMPANY
Manufacturersof
KEGAND
STEIGKIt* PAUL, Proprietors. Hprwerj- at West Knil Fourth Stni t.
HSKFOR HNHCONDK
R6HLESTHTE FOR SALG+fr
nichols/helehanSl co.,
62East Broadway, Butte, Montana.
Anew 4 room house and lot near N. I*. depot A harnaln In a liuildliiK lot ^m.^^ ^.'^^^^A luirlx-r simp in a u-^sl liN-ation Willi one
Twochoice e itta^e h-unes in South Unite, Ssim yeal's leus,- at * |h-r moni h. ^.^^m
anil*1.jn^., ' T^.^ nice honies oh Colorado street, f I.mm and
Atwo siorv liiMise of !* rooms, hard tfiitshisl ^,^and well furnished, with larate hasi-lllelit. and lot V^ '. ,
:ilhv Km feet, in r of city, at a harinitu.A ' ^M,,,, ^Tirkntrally liM-ated, *.-.7.-^^.
Twonice houses and hits .;o\ nm feel, each on , All ^ rmiin. Iwn story l.i n-k. well finished and^Arizona street, at a liuruain., l.u lot, * ..ism.
MINING STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD.
SPECIALIST,
I.A'I'K.KlfoM
MOSCOW,IU SSIA.
C.SCHULTZ,
A.M., M. D.,
PracticalPhysician and Surgeon
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SAMPRAM EN KO,
IIFAI.r.ll IN
FreshGame, Oysters and Fish,
L.quors, C {jars. Cand es. Nut^ and^Fru tl. Butter. Fresh F.ggs. and
COUNTRY^ PRODUC F3
A M III.TV
KastFirst Strc-t.Anaconda. Mont.
bielenbergxgo
Wholesaleand Retail Dealers
IN-
Beef,Mutton and Pork,
GHWE.ETC.
Auas^nds, ... Montana.
i.iihIIKAI.IMil
IIKA^^ in A III.K rill US
J.P. DUNN.
HUIVJ in
CHOICEGROCERIES.
HAY,GRAIN
A xii
Produceof all Kinds.
KIKMT ST.AN A^ KNTIA. MONT.
...MM ^iih^I^Srill'HTP.Ol ^ TKKA I'M It nt
GEORGEW. AVERILL^SURGEON DENTIST,
Butto,Montana.
Kinet I'arlors aid lar^e^t li. nl.,1 i ^fMi-i-^ In^Mutaana. Ixh s ;.ll the l.,t st ind l^-st lines in^^xxleia d*-iitistry. 1'orce uin crowns on r*s^t^.
j' t . .ins. cold ttridifcwork. -julil ;tnd iilnmiintin^l^;.ites dim,* in thi* lni;lii*st st \'
fthi-uit.All
TeethExtracted Absolutely Without^Fain when Desired.
Parlorsand Offices over Boyce s Store.
FirstStreet. ^Jear ^air\,
Ar\acor\da.
DRUGS,FANCY GOODS, ETC.
ParticularAttention Given to Pre^^scriptions.
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ALWAYSDRINK WITH ICE WATER
i MIHALOVITCrfS -
HungarianBlackberry Juice
ItWill rnrri-i-t IhS I^smsslns Intoer--* ^f Ici^ on ttie Stomsch. Th. ITc t Summer^Bi-vit^h In i;*i*i--iicf.. WsrraatVa Ktrtrt . fun snd I'STrrjai-atisi, A-i It 1;. miHtjr
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Imported^d bsttlsd by MIHALOVITCH. FLCTCHCR a CO.. CINCINNATI. O. For ssls bs
JOHNV. PETRITZ, Agent. Anaconda. Mont.
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WInil-si^l^- uinl ri-tail ilcilt-r in
Stapleand Fancy Groceries and Provisions.
limslitimhU anil low |iri^t'S.^^sSPECIHL ATTENTION TO f=F57W^I I_Y TRADE*^Main Street, Anaconda, ...... Opposite Opera Horn*