The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, November 02, 1891, Image 6

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THEANACONDA STANDARD: MONDAV MORNING, VOVEiiBER a. 1891.
ARELIC OF WAR TIMES
laOd H:w^p:p r That Gives Itws^ot ibe Doirgs In '62.
REPRLSENTKl) THE REBELS
Some of him Intr-reetlnR Newt^It Pub Irhrd Krporti of the
bucc'f.s of the^^ Cun'rdFritat.
Hittic,No. 1 -The l^'tnnr^alif M'.i'rV^Uncir eras tlie minio of n war-Mill- paper^I'lK li-l.r.1 at Talladega, Ala., hv.tbI^tiutnl^^rs of winrli art; in the possession^. t T. K. MM ol the Sl'sMiiim and^tralui'il fiT tin ir iii'er.-sttiis Sfgl MMMi^rontr.l utn'tit to war IMmMM OsS as^tho inin'liT^ was inin i WYilntisilay^iv. niriL', K. l^. M^ 1H8.I, anil on in lint^I'.ice i^ ^ Mimtiiary of the reports of (ien-^rrals JohiiKtoti and ltrniir. immI on tin'^battle of HlMiM '1 he i II' olive fold'^of Ilia Army of the I'oti'innr, on ^l.e^^nomine ol tlw llflu, says ihe report, was^IMN nirn ami W gnn^ The army of^the HHMw4a*h MM (10 0 MM MMII^guns, ni^ ^Hv til pneedor.. 'v * lIloMMM^mt-ll of tl.^ Mi. nuliilotili With MfMajMi^MM than ^.(.On or tl.u PaMMM wtih sii^guns Pnf lull fire I ou a .iirreesfully ro-^aialril :c^ n 0 I'lnli il S itu ^ irixit a with a^|m.wi rtni ..rtiih ry and a .ill^ nor force of^cavalry. 'i In- toial 'o^ ol the confeder^^ate. MM :t^K killed. 1 4*7 wmiiidril ami IK)^in ^mi.c UMMMkl '^^ MMMfl placed the^enemy ^ We at four or flv.- thiu^aml.^hostile, pieces of ui*iil!i rj 1.000MNeSeM,^I'O.Otm i-.irtr.il({ ^^. out flu unil 10 color*.^General lloaiitegur I closes hi* report^Willi llil^: ^loseivo the future h st'.rian^of Rgls wnr, 1 Will note the f ie I Hint anions^tne rapiureil fetli raliiin art- rlM MM^men of 47 regiments of volunteers be-^ai(le^. (rem MM ^I II. rini n i' ium of^regular lro.,p^.^ Ibe fetloral flro it ru-^fvrrej torn, ^nmriler u-,^ and that of the^Confederal' a .is a ^noble res stanc*.
lioihei'iiriaiH ^ xp'.^in. d why the c.n-
federaiearmy dnl nut at once march on^to WhkImi c't'ii af^ r Hie l.nttl., saying^tb.it it was MM M ihe rvl.aiistcd condition^of Mm aoldiMi and baa ft fall of ra'it.
Adispatch from W*si ingtoii li lis of a^rumor MMNlaf ^ iraitor in the federal^camp who had !^^ Irayoil (joncral McMil^^lan's i ...ns 'o the n Mil uiul ti .it suspic-
10no'til. d t^^ ^OH I li itun.
AVoire i i die \Vi leV rnrss^ Linroln^^Mil lis I'.irty DmoMMM by Hi^ 0.vn^l'jrty^^arc Inutilities oyer all editorial^trcin the I'liiciniaii /ou t, harshly criti-^riMi.tf tho war and u ivy 1-p.irt incuts.^Under the heud of ^l. ioiI Xe^^, if Itolt-^atblr,^ a dupjicli frt'in Bowling tirrcn^gives KajMM to I^ I . vti that beaofgj^CritU'inl. ii ln^s ni la-: partially rollicV 'd^iha misfortune to our arms at Fishing^Creek.'' latter 'iisputt lies on another
{nig of the H'(i(t-/i(uui ^/^ i'.irry ihoao licud-^ints: ^Al.liuiua Invmled^I'Vilem*^Iluimnc PlMMflf nirl ( OMMltlll u ijilicr^l^*pr^-(la1iuiia in Nori Ii Alabama'' ^^Front^tho Coax^-^IVrtililn Battle at li n k^^Island, N'.rtli I iinlina^ ^C'tifid rule^Vletoiy^ Kaur r'.-dcrul Ve^^.ala IUmIU1'^A Utter Ir in Ttiurlow Weod, iluted I'aria,^January -1, aaya that ^Vnpokon n il an-^to.mice to ibe cori a MMMMMv hts nitoii*^ti^n to liitcrl'ero with Am. t ,c.i-i nil' iir^ '^^ corresi'oriiU'iit Ir* in Loui^rillc, iiliUcr^dale of Kebruar.. 7, wrote: ^f. ri Uoiie -^^mi wnl bo uti.it Ue I MMMtlMVa ibe^^ jtl'edetiites f 11 in Fori Henry rein atcd in^Wtft , Kv., 1^. vinu part ^^[ toe i giiliH. ihe^federal cavalry are in nutiuitol lb'in.''^Pari* ai'.vicea to the New York MansM^ctiiiflrin the rfptirieil iiiieiition of !^ ranci*^to MMl 1' re in the rchelhot', ami nlm Wm^^MMh) that N icole .ti WM leaning toward^the ceiiletU rat't; cause. Several up|ical^^ni^ MMMMtl for arm-, winch tliu army^was badly in lie d of. On tin- editor at^p .l*e^ are d. aible ii'.mi'I ar .i^les on I be^L'i isis,'1 mi J ^( cu n.;e II ^i a With Dan^^ger.
AnIMW ^ Aufnst I contains Ihe lite-t
newsnil a r lii-.t'iiu^s reading IMMI ^J'hv^Spirit of me KorM I' NaVT K MM 11'-^T^rMl,'1 *'Tlic Itile v.i'W Hetwien the^liordt-r Siutf Hi'iT. ^^ii nuvea anil l.ui-^et In,^ ^Yankies Near Ibilly Sprii.gi, '^^Thu Km in) s Kin ,'' ^Moveun nts ^tf^litClellaii'M Army,^ ^^ku niisii ai loaea^baro,^ ^Morgan a LM* Rb| edilion.^ 0gr^^dsr the title ^tjenrral llny^les ami Brute^BulU-i,^ a Mi b..e rorr. b|toiulriit uniler
late of Aug. 1, Iru.J. aays: 1 li neral^Knu'L MMffMMd i, atriiu'i-tit reiiKin-^MMl to I .'it!^ r, relative M iwo p iriitan^rangers, who ii ^o -.ml, lln. ei threat-^MN to bang Kuflgies laMMM ri-^talialioii. BmMr r MiMl that one hail
11i'ii MMl airl ilie. nther a'otild be.*'^All editorial (tt in the New York IttM^begins Willi, ^lu apiti' of ull well meant^endeavors to Conceal the faet a iirotmiiu!
floaiiihas settleil upon Hit' public milid^ti rigard to ih ^ eoU'liict and prospeels of^Ibe war,^ and cone tides tint': ^All just
ml nohle leader hp is lacking to the^nation and the ntJala, Ju Iged by tesul s,^have shown IMMMsVM Mat MaVMM in^lb^ art of war.
ColonelMorgan, ihe notorious ranger.^Issued the li iloKiug prorhiiualioii trom^Ilia boM in Ki ti'iieky. mmv r tin* date of^Ju ) I, IMS, aliuli lai ptMsia)M4 in^the H'a i/imini: ^k'.nturk.ans, 1 am^mcc in ^in among you. t onlldiug^In your pat m i in and strung^attachiueut lo our aoaj M4M MM 1 have^at the head of my gallant b.iml raided^MMl more tho coiitot.irate Hag, ao loiitf^trampled uiion by tl.e Norilurn tyrant*.^I ui never yet dlagracvil. Let i very true^patriot r* apoiitl In my app al. Kit anil^arm you aelvi si Fight lor your (amines,^y 'in horn- s. tor MMM |hu ji ts lu st, for^your MMMVlMMM and for the flee rier-^c.se of ^a ur potitti al rights, li'v^-r a^ain^IO he placed in ji'i'l'iir.ly by the II ^ , nu^liivadt r. la i tl.e Mirt ng sc -ues of the^late li'ChmonU tight lonstautly Iki hefore^you Our brave .irmy there sndt-veiy-^wiitt.' la vu'iurit.i s Mot'lellati anil his^foreign bordra nre grovrllittg in iheilait.^Our luiii pv.ideiice is an achieved tact.^Wo huvi* Ii ti.'lit it wiib privation and
MnTsring,and sea led MmmMM with^thf s' .d ^! It.a tl. B- not timorous, hui^rta.*, one ami all, lor ih^ ^oinl cause, to^clean out K tlllli'Uy ^ 1 ol tint detc.lt d^llivarlers. b'nun l.i.itis ! ledow cuuiry^lu -ii ! You know yon i au M% Ml til' .
Aniongih ' on 'Hi-mi lo ws^Items is tl 1st ''J.ion H liu s^Was arretted in IS.ill more I at Saturday^by S^ nji ant llaiion on the rlmrge of luv*^lug a MMM 11 ig gpofl II,c lace of li^wan h.
'Ibe issue of Sept. SO, of ihe same year,^cot.tains MN of ^Another llattie on Iht1^Potomac,^ uYaokea Arm) BuMedV^' lj' in ia, Bragg V clortosM lu K- tnu^ ky.'^^i apturei I 100 Prist ners,^ ^I'artMulara^of the Bait ^ '1 Mian.-Itti'j.,^ ^^ \'J ran.^to tin t i.nft dei ai),^ ' I lie I.an- llattie ill
Marylan.,^ ^Federal I. -., au.oOOi ton-^ferat* L ^^-, 6,o^o. ' ^W heleaale .^slaughier^of the Bticttiy i y Stonewall J.uksun,^^^Outoll'J.t ^i \ J.t^/i I .scape. ' ^Frtim^MasbtrilW, ^Federal v\agun Train Cap-^turei ,' ^1 tni al lnka. ' An idil. r.al^MM leM Ut^ Maty'a 'A cm of Leonanl-^toan. ftld . ri'fi ru to tl.e union claims of^MataMaj Vit'll ru -, and aal ^: ^In all our^rradilige we I are no rccolleciiou ot hav^^ing MM bataM with u victorious mi
lwa^s MMawpkant yvi always r.^Keating.^ A liuraher of lamdoli^MM MMMMtl are puhlialii'il on^the Msaanga of ^Praaldaul DarU,^ in^which Ins wotuli r ui viatesinansliip is^piatseil and ||m righteousneea e| i|^.^Knutlii rn can t t xt' a I. Gay, John O il^bliorn r ot Ataliiiiiia osue l a pru laiiis-^Uun iot.^.vti4,i^^ lb.' tl.iian.ueJ invasion
of^Lincoln despot sin,^ and urges that^iv.'iy precaution be tak-n to (uard^against it, and that all loyal people con^^tribute h^'lp, nothing ami medicine for^Ibe sou .hern soldier*. ^Those who bare^not heretofore contributed,^ *ai^! ibe gov^^ernor,'will now haro an opportunity,^and (MMM their I al in a prompt ri-^sponsr to this call.^ A demand lor slave^labor is made for the puro ^s^ of cui-^strtit i.t.g lor' flCBltons. Slave owners^w. re allowed 7i rents m day for each^negro provided.
Auannouiicemmt If rrtada of tba ei-^change of the First Alobima regiment,^winrii for * live long; in whs baa been^con Until m a northern prison,^and called upon lo hear, anil^unable to resent, the insults^of Y'ankte soldiers, their conflnemeiil^was mil eil galling to the liiirh-spiriled^ami t li.va ion, Fuat Alabama.^ aiaj. S.
I.UMJi a member of the ixchanged^regiment, in giving an account of their^^^teir.hle^ treatment while in prieon, eaid^they hail lo subdat entirely on ' biker's^hit ail anil boiled biet,'' and waa glut! to^gel bark and It..aril at a hotel.
Asidefrwaa war news the H'nfrhfou.er^contains u^ ihiug hut adveriiseniema, but^in this latter lopert it makes auo.nl^allowing, as several pages of each issue^is covered Willi announcements of enter^^prising advertisers Matiir of them mako^pari.i ii ar iln.play of the fact that confed^^erate MM aru accepted at par. One of^tin m announces for sa.e waichvs ^which^nivtr paid duty ui any of Lincoln's porta^of entry.^ Another advertisement is^glMMl Ity ( apt. A. A. Patterson of ihe^Twenty fl'tn Alain.in i, ami i ITera are-^ward of i.u ..oil for I. ^iiiu. l !^ Machen,^lit i j; ni i. Harr.r. William C. Billtngilry^and William K. Wright, who were^wanted for desert IIg.
Uor.lt HIS Meiglit la Minsk-y.^Krnm the Malt iJike Ttmri.
Ilutu*boasts of a puliccmnn who Is^ab . tu scare an ordinary drm.k into per^led MMMi Such un uffli or i^ a t on-^eeajMMM for whoso ecrvicea uny city^ought to be willing '.o pay a (am y bonus.
STOCK*AND BONDS.
Ipi and MMMg Market Valuss on ths^gioek r lrliange
NfwYonk, Oct. 81.^The slock market^to-day MM ihe dullest of the week. The^only feature was Chicago gas, which was^IV '1 liu msikt t closed dull, at about
openingpr.crs.
Covvrniuentbonds, st-inly.
(losingstreks^I'.n. 4' MMMrMs
II.K s's eull|iou..
I'.*, 4',s ret
t'.k. I it's i'ou|ton
I.^ !^'S
AII'lilSOU
Alnrllc'ubums'^( annua I'seiltf^^i MMM MX liens.^(t-ntrai racsle
BtllilDCIUU
i..u'h.aWiiua
IlenvrlAU.Ii pftl4l\ Ui..'., Islall
I. ... t- itM. I'aul
Krleo tt, fMtMM.
h..i s. - A I r\^^ . I :^ leinniial
lakf Mmreisi\| lesss I'm,11c
LvttisftKaents j I nmu I'.n ,tt.
V.W*. prrfrrretl..
K,V Central
OretronIiniunt .^oiejtitii Moft l.ius^tireenn Nsvig'n...^Noi Hi sMMffeM,,^I i.iusi'on'inrniat.^^ ', Tat .He Mu'
tos,iteaalag
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....hm UmMs p'fil..^Ilo '. i .omit ni ,ik.
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Niilhais'.vrn
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111.- I vi ess..^Wt-sti'l 11 L'l.lou.
Am.totlou UU.
MmMeea tiarkst.^Boston, IM4 31.^ Thu following^tl i clcsinc ipioiai ons:
were
Anli4. It k im :^..^An n I 11 k im gat
AltIt ft 11 k laui 'tl.^l.i.i..i.| 111. 9:
:;'
Uei.fen. Com....
MMM4M..wi^^ 1st n'.or. b'ndi ..^-all i-i.t ,:.i Is
MMlMarket.
Kr.wYork, Oct. 11 ^Motley on cal1^easy : i ioaeil oiler *d a per cent.
IVWMmircaimlu paper, b^i6'i per^cent.
Sterling t^rhange ^ Esi-y; t^0-day^bills. 14.8rfgjl tlemaud M.S4^bar kiivcr, KaV-.^bi ail ti urn. 111.
Thi
I.hidun M,.ney Marks!,
I.omion,Oct. 111.^I'losm*. Consols:^money, M MSl Mj ureoimt, l''^.^Untied Slates - ..IMi1''-^i
liarsilver. '4', I. | er ouncj
Money.ByfflWM per cent.
IllsI'atrolemu Market^Nr.w ^ol;k, Oci. 31. ^ I'etroleum^rloaing at 69'4 ^.
THE NLW YOH; MARKIf.
(ItislDgtjuclatlous mm tielals aad Mining
Mocks.
KkwY oi;k, Oct. 31.^Tho closing i|UO-^laliolis ittr lo-tlay aie*
Arretiii.nUse.^Alive
Aiisnikt ou
Aspen
Ainailiti
HrdeIsle
llrltlier
litsi A la a'lier.
hniiie
Illuiisaiek
I'liollar
Imulatto l^U. ..^t sleot ma, 1. It^I li-en Mt, . ..^tuloiailo l ou...^( on. Qal tt Va..^(ou Ilia
(' II 1. ^Il Vt 'rt t.l.
I''lli'lllt'
llraUWooil
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Hum*stake
IhiiuHiiier
Ilrlrna
ilul)okt'
JuUetie-iuieuce..
lionMlver
Mrs.van
Mono
Minimi
IMl. Dutnri
IN.Ctitit wea.iu.
tiulaiio
'nhir
itcetUeuiai
IPlymouth
;Fotosi
II.elm. All.
svagr
sierraNevada..
stanitarii
'Miltert reek....^Mi.nh llupei.
IbMCob.'^lilies Jaisei..
11sn^* ii
1441^t 00
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i
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tMJMM Ht nasi I ^*^ I
MMYonK, Oct. 111.^( oppor Weak;^Lake, Oclober, |ULal| N 'Vrmlu'r, 111 S ^^l.eail Weak) doinesnc, ii 16^Tin- D^UI straits. $19 fa
IUK 40 It ths Ull tt M.
HALL'SBALSAM
Inil Tin I.I Ml-.^Has been a never lailins fain Iv n-medr for^(tilt tin, nuns. COSIVMITIUN, ^LA^Cbiri'K.^ MMtX T1IKOA1, UOAKaKIIFMI,^PXKVatUXIa, CAIAI.KII, IM I.I i N/.A,^All ih AM^ CUMUaH HKUXCIIITIa,^knTHMA, \Mltnjpi Mi Oot'UH, i no. i.
PLIUHot. I AIN IN Till Mill. AMJ
I.l.i A-1. M'lTllM. of BLU4AU, and
alltlisea e* of Hie
Throat,Chest and Lands
LeamtBtoCONSUMPTION
lr. WM. II Al I. H I ti-ttl eotit.uni no^ei'iiiir. uv rplitin-, nor any ile.ttei ions nnj p.^soothes no Itrals ihe \^ t-mbt a it. - of t lie I unci,^nr. nu'il .tun iismi oed b| aleeaee, an t itieveuia^n s-l't s^' ais;,utl t.siitiit'ss atro-s ilif i riest it^ts I'll as. .in loll clasp, le sure an i a k lor l^r.^VYll. IIa I.i. n II ii s. VM. anil lake nu oiUer.^TMM M i'l'UKi' R|
II.A. sVaVOatsWL, ITTMI fltr MmiH
1'rne'.'Sr., Sot, f i.oo,^w m. 11A 1.1. I o.,
Ml
wroRK.
Dr.W. M. Schultz
65East Park Sireot.
Mint,HNtaM
ChauvioFurniture Co.
tiaraJust received
Mof Ule I tie si and (lie MM
OPENFIREPLHCE^COHL STOVES
Everbro tsM to Bulla^how is saw.
SOFTOR HARD COAL BURNERS
Aid nre irnameil'las weU
22AND 24 W. BROADWAY. EU1TE, MONT.
Re7VToeD.
TheMercury Street Stables
Iave hi en removed to the
LEXINGTONBUILDING.
onl ust l ark strrrt. The biillillnr has been re-^im deled, is laree anil warn, nntl flreproot.
Pnriiesiti-s rinv livery rljs ol any kind will b*^prt mptiy aei'tniiniodated lioracs buardc I^Ity ihe wees or inonlu.
LEXINGTONSTABLES,
MlMt r^trert,^l.ui'a, Mont.
Amiiikwj. i^at ^i. I'r pre lor.
IMPORTANTNOTICE!
Ownersof Horses.
Onand a'trr l-'i pl'-ntber I, 1891, our patroni
willt ml us MMM ou Mercury meet, between^.\ am and Montina, near Montana, where we
wll be pleased lo nttet tit. in W ith th ^ bet^ci uliiped khop in Ihe slate, we whl be bet er
prtp'red Ihau sver tu do woik M MgMMMaa^We will endeavor It ill tke tins (ho flrs:-cUli^hoe lug sl.o,^ ^^f lbs rliv, where hurt ^S wla r -^reive our pel sitDal MMMMS all times.
RAY^ BECKER.
CAPLICEHALL
lEropen**1 under lb*^nam. t in c. i o(
MmWEIDEMAN.
1et ins 'i eM 4^i o^lrr lllvi-k.
NewlyPunered, Palnled and Fuinitliel^Im] o .i, can he k-tured lor
BALLSAND BANQUETS
Ior the MMM el MJ ^J
Ik'uiede.i al led ties now al ih - ih-p ital *^ot Hi - public.
Culli n or atl lreis c. r s W. l lenna, comer^i'm , and Mrutatia sir i ti
U.T. RESTAURANT,
114 First Street
Openl'ay mil Nuthi. Meals la Order at all^Honrs.
MMaiMM In Mm Kvervlli ug^Fusl Cass.
FairyFublle. (ollecllODi Attend*] Ii
H.J. MULDO0N.
^JUSTICEOF THE PEACE~*
BUSINESSCARDS.
Jr i.i '.phone, No. 325.^Office, 1^J Main bu, ^ Buitc, Montana.
PRESCRIPTION1959 . . .
Aweailertiil com pound of (be celebrated Dr.
\elpout. fsriE freserii'llou itloJ i^ sol 1 ji^I'oairivn 01'amaxike to (.una
mQ-*.^trm al if'fet
\mNEKVOLS DISEASE,
Nomatter how caused^kuclt as .Usuiiter ol Hut
S'ClieI a live in van, of
initer mi. rain, in tlie^lack, nervini, nrnstra.^v Hauoii, ni siena, ete.
Ourayenls ar* In.irueled lo IlKri vu An*T^kloKKT 1'aiu I ^ii I kh-i nti'ri' n ism wnere^SHtialsrUon ami I skmakkm im^ is No*^oy umntc six l^u\aa
fueea I s bos er sis botrs lor li sua written^tiisran ec. bent t v mail iveuie.jf sealed. Act-^drees all rcmiauniratmnt le 1). M. Newura^MM OMaMMt MMH buns city. Moat,
Oti.iNQir^r as bssmi xr khu i-^t frkv of the roninintil'tn M mu.' and^Mill n; MM, whtvse winks are loea.t'd at^lliaek I'iiu'. I sat r i ^^ ** ^ e,.un(^. M uit
Nod^ hetiby civen that there Is delln-
qiit-ntaped tliu inliuwius slti-'k on a^'c.mut of^a leesaseal No. a. .evie.l lo ao outer ol the^it. a u ol trustees, matte on the litlli da^ al rep*^tomb*', tap', the several amantlv set eetse^'. lae , i'ii.-. of tlie respei'livn khaii'liolders,^at :o.luW^; ^^Pert. Xe.^Xo Miarrs. A.^t
Hatn. .1. J. ...MJ^Ik n i faa, M. M^llfenara. Alice 66^Haas, J.'M'|ib III
Hall,A. I',hm
II^ ntuil, Mrs.
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