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THE ANACONDA STANDARD, THURSDAY MORNING, JULY i4. 1893.
THESEAT OF WAR
[Conlinntdfrom the Pint Pagt.]
tbomines where non-union men hare been^employed are charged with magatino and^fuae. At a signal all can bo blown up,^but only in the event of troop* arriving on^the scene. Consternation prevails.
Abridge was blown up at 9:30. No trains^are running between Wallace and Mullan.^The Bunker Hill and Sullivan are to sur^^render at 3 o'clock this afternoon. If^they do not surrender at that timo 11^battlo will begin. If they surrender the^troops will bo allowed to come in and take^possession of tho Coeur d'Alcno country.
FROMVANCOUVER.
TwoHundred Members ef the Fourteenth^Cavalry Mart for the Coeur d'Al.u.a.
ByAuoclated Press.
Portland.July 13.^A special train over^the Union Pacillc railway left here at^9:30 bearing 200 members of the Four^^teenth infantry from Vancouver, Wash^^ington, for the Coeur d'Alenes. A special^train over the Union Pacillc arrived at^Pendleton this morning bearing troops^from Idaho.
Twocompanies have left Fort Sherman^for the scene of the trouble. In all. TOO^United States troops and militia arc on^their way to the mine ami will arrive this^afternoon and tit-night. Superintendent^Ilaxter of the Union Pucifle says that no^report of a bridge having been blown up^has been received.
LOOKINO FOR ELLA.
AYoung Girl Jf jralnrlnnnlj- Disappear.^From Her Hume.^Bl^TTE, July 13.- Senreli lias been going^on since last Monday for Kll.i Keys, a^young girl whose mother resides in North^Main street. The last seen of the mis ina^girl was Monday evening when she h it^home, and since then her whereabouts has^been a mystery. Mrs. Keys, the phi's^mot her, is about^ei.illy as sho has^behoving that her^left homo for no^To-day sho received a
frantic,ck|^c-^rcasons for^daughter has
gixidpurpose.^It tier from a
isnow re-^tho Coeur^Van II. lie
Heldas Hostages.
ByAsuoelnteil Press.
Portland,Ore., July 13.^It^ported that the union men in^d'Alene district have taken^LaKhniutt of Portland, William Sweeney^and other mine owners, and will hold^them as hostages until the trouble is set^^tled. It is almost impossible to get infor^^mation from the district. Tho colored^troops scut to Mullan have been ordered^Missoula. All is i|uiet at Wallace and no^immediate trouble is anticipated.
FIREAT GREAT FALLS.
AnUotrl Badly Seon lirit^A Fireman In^^jured.
SpecialPlspatrh to Iho StandarJ.
BMUSFalls, July 13.- An alarm of fire^^as turned in at an early hour this morti-^in^. The lire department quickly re-^spinnliil and found the lire had started^lroin a defortivo eliimncy in the kitchen^of the International hotel, run by 11. II.^Ill uce. The lower part of the building^was lllltil with smoke, and the tirst Ikii.I^work of the department was to wake an I^to sjaj out of th^ house the II |^ropte. m-^cliitlin*; llvo ladies, who were still slcc|^-^ing. Throe of the ladies were so hndly^frightened that they had to bo curried out,^while several men escaped by jumping^from second stoiy windows.
Thehuil ling was completely cut ted.^The damage to the building is f\,^^^. in-^t-uretl for ^I.UJU. The damage to the fur^^niture is about 1503, insurance not known,^as Mr. Ilruec is out of town.
KdVaughn, manager of the Axtel sta-^hles and member of the lunik ami ladder^company, was sleeping in the left of the^luirii. Hearing the alarm, he started for^the lire. In tho dark he fell through a^hole in the loft to the floor, 11 feet hi low,^striking on his head. He was uncon^^scious w hen picked up and has not recov^^ered, and it is feared his r pi ne is injuied^and the result will be fatal.
TOBZ CLOSED ON SUNDAYS.
Tiu- Senate Also t'.rhlds the Sale of^I.lfiuor At 111* World's I'air.
Washington,July 13.^Tho senate on^ii' ^^^^milling took up the sundry civil ap^^propriation hill, pending Quay's motion^lot the adoption of an amendment cloning^the world's fair on Sundays. A motion by^Sanders to lay it on tho table was do-^lcatcd. 11 to 46.
Quay'samendment was agreed to w ith^^out division. Peffer offered an amend^^ment prohibiting the sale of intoxicating^liquors. Vest ridiculed the amendment,^saying to l^c consistent it should include^^cigarette sniukitig.^ The question was^taken and Peffer's amendment was agreed^to^ayes L'K, nays Lli. Sanders voted in the^alurtnativa and Power in the negative.
Allison'saroeudmont limiting the cross^expenditure for medals and so forth to^ffflftUMf was agreed to. White oileri d an^amendment giving the United States pri-^redctieo in repayment of minis advanced;^rejected. The question then taken up^nnd exposition amendment agreed to:^Yeas, iil: nays 11.
Peltigrewoffered an umendttietit for^tho appointment on tho c\p^si;ion^commission of two additional commis^^sioners and alternates from llvo civilized^Indians. This was agreed to.
Thefiteforagovernment printing of^^fice in Washington was under discussion^when the senate adjourned.
AIIiii-iiIiik t'hluini-y.^HfTTF., July 13.- The entire lire depart^^ment turned out to-night ill response to an^alarm from Imx No. f^4.at the corner of^Park and Crystal streets. The alarm w as^caused by a bui iiiiig chimney in ( .na^^palm's store and by the tune tlc^ fli-cmc:i^were aide to i-eaeh the place the fire had^burned itself out w ithout doing any duin-^acc.
TheyMill Wear ^.nn n^.
BlTTE.July IS.^A gome of ha. ^ hall l e-^tween female nines is an attrai tioti an-^nounctd to take place at the Athletic^grounds on Sunday, line team is to come^here from Salt Lake and efforts were^ni'iilc to-day to organize a homo team.^Several men were asked to umpire tho^game hut they declined the honor. The^game will lie worth going at least seven^miles to sec.
womanw ho is cmploy^*d in a concert hall,^informing her that I Ilia was with In r and^that she had taken up with her as a chum^and would ^stick to her through thick and^thin.'' Tho place where the woman has^boon employed was visited to-night but it^was reported that she had not show n up.^and her companions denied all know ledge^of her whereabouts. It i* known^that tho missing girl has been^keeping some, pretty fast company for^a considerable time. She has Inoii in the^habit of repeatedly alwenting herself^from home at night until the timst un^^seasonable hours and upon her return^w ould explain her absence by telling her^mother that she hail been pliviugihe
Kianoat some gathering oreiiteriaiiimeui.^cr mother trusted her implicitly und was^satisfied with her explanation. Recent^developments, however, have caused Mrs.^Keys to lielievc that the girl has boon de^^ceiving her.
(tasFor (.feat lulls.
SpecialIii-i a ril to the Stan lard.
Cltr.vr I'.m.i.s. July 13.- Arrangements^have liccn completed to put in itirge gas^plant and lay live miles of pipe in tins^city. The inirli w ill he uudi r the manage^^ment of 1*. S. Shel'oti of i lie Na ioiial das^Light and I'uel compai.y of ( hieago. and^will commence simiii.
TheCincinnati IftawaWr grows enthusi^^astic over Manager ( .iptaiu ^ 'omiskey. It^says: ^While an.v'iody who knows any^^thing about base ball is aw are mat ( harlle^(^uiiiiskiy is second lo nunc as a held^general and captain, few of them know^his real place among lirst hurWM of the^letigue. They aie not familiar with Cap^^tain Commie's rank in the inechaiiicul^part of the game, aside from his worth as a^general. Well, the long ai d short of it is^that tho Kcds' captain Is the best lirst^baseman m the league that is. inn play^^ing sense, without reference to his cap^^taincy. Cnmiski y pluvs lirst as no other^baseman in the letigue plays it. He takes^more ground back ol the hag. gathers in^anil stops more ground hits, traps toon'^base run tiers on throws to catch snapping^players, and is the hi st man in a low throw^of the 1- that guard that place in the^league. Karly last season Comiskey's^little finger was broken by a throw n ball.^He did not lay oil' long enough to let it^heal, nnd the consequence was that he be^^came posses., (l ol a fat, tender joint that^interfered greatly with his play. He was^^IT in Ma llrsi base play the latter part of^last season, ami some of his jealous rivals^predicted that he would make a failure^with the lie.Is this season, insteadCoeaia*^k.-y has been playing lirst this season as^giKid as. if not better than, he ever played^it. He overcomes the handicap of a ten^^der linger by a very simple proces.*. Be^^fore the gain^ t wlay ho wrippeila pin-c^of string around ihealllced linger, just^below the part that is sore. This stops the^circulation in lb* sore part of the linger I^and it becomes numb, na MlsjStw no in- |^convenience under Ihe new arrangement, \^and is playing a maguilieent pMMs
Billy Palmer, the lin;tli-h bantam- I^weight, who whipped Tommy Kelly, tho ;^American champion, is the lutest aspirant^lor tieorge Dixon's scalp. It is plot able^that a mutch w ill Is^ made.
FrankSlaviti. in n 1-tter to the London^SjniHivj I'ift' under date nf June :Mtli,^says thai he v. isluM to box Peter Jackson^again and is ready to post a'VO |^otindsa1^a day's notice for a match for t'l,laJ0 or^more and for a pur-ci of CSJI00, the light^to Imi under the same conditions that pre^^vailed in their previous contest.
Theentire Cleveland club o'lly draws a^little over tSMW) upieec for tho season.^Cincinnati paid liciii-.y l^ ice that stun.
STOCKSAND BOND8.^I'ps sail Downs In Market Valne* oa the
stockFxrliaif.e.^Nrw Yo3::, Ju'.y IS. -Stocks were quiet,^v..thl t |a pMcoi.st of atr tiling but a tame^luariict lor some lime income. The fca-^ttitvoi k^ ; (jr*s opcrntiotis was the strength^of the 1( adlllg and other coal stocks.^News of the defeat of the silver bill was^stimulated by a movement in the general^list, and all leading stocks reached tbo^highest prices in tbe last hour.^Governments dull, steady.^Closing stocks:
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1.U^^1 llaster: domestic fi.lu./LIM.
TinBaaatlrt strait.-, IIPUHjlfl#0^Bar silver, ,st;^ ,c.
MoneyMarket.^Xcw York. July 13. ^Money on call,^Mayi dosed olTeriil f.^Prim ^ pa|s r.
Sterlingexchange steady; Ot'-tlaybills,^Mssf| demand, J4.SSV4.
tilI.lve sum I. ^taiket.
f.'III'.'.M.ci.July 13.-Cattle I! ^eei|.ts.^I'S.'H.'J: i'airly active prime coin fed^steers trille higher, others unchanged ^^i-xtra steera $5.5P*i.'i.tH^: goml to primc^a.0J^HUIl others, H.0ttg4JO) TrtsM,ttADQ^4.UI.
Hog*--Kcceipts, ^:!.t*H; netive opened^higher. eloM-d easier; mixed and packers^^5.^n.'r.*i.Sat prime tieavy and butehers*^weights, $.'i.!*I ii;.(^); light, f,Y7.VgsVtt.
SheepHei-eqtts, li'.OOU: active; irregu^^lar: generally lower: n.itive eves, (4..Vhu^.Via; mixed, H.'/Iji ^i.aD; w ethers, $.Y7'i'1^tMi Tcxttlis. |*J0t!*.rj; Westerns, ft.7a^ti 3.00.
TbeUnion Pacific railway offers special^inducements to passengers destined to^points beyond the Missouri river. S|^ecial^care is also used ui hooking emigrants to^nnd from all points in Europe. Consult^Iheir agent at general railway and steam^^ship office, corner Main and Broadway,^Butte, before purchasing tickets else-^where.
UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY
TIMECARD.
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GHEAPADVERT1SEMENTS
dirrrtirmratiunder IhU acud ona rrnt pt'^triird fnch HiarrMon; aneruil t atM on contraeti^lor .li.ttnj' prnodi. Ao aJici tucmau a,'.-tp(^J^lot last tnoa ti csaU
MISCELLANEOUS.
doliotnaaork;
a\TKIJ-UlrlPnkota.
1'TICK-IheraiijrratfaTt ill I ^ d.| 5 rciiirj^t^ my w l(e. I lui.. tiul y.
Mituscn's system lau.ht^lasics at Bf Nertli Mala^Mont. W. \V. .lull- . a. steins
SiH'dtlIIAMl^l~ Hay aim evening
Street.Itlitte
grapher.
XJnTlcnAnaconda. .Tuna ^^. I-': ^iVfier^*^ s tli kiiuwing theinsiMves ituleli'e I tn Hn k^l ien in of Ihe Ma* ihap will tall and scire^wtt'i pie timlcrslitni'I and s.i^.- casts, .is a.l^Issiks arn in my aaoUl. F. W. B eliluil,,^1 oii-t ihia.
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LOSTMANHOOD^Easily, Quickly and Parssaasatly *assaraaL^Cclibsateo Baouaa CsatzsT^NEnVlA.
Warrastadto ears or
iBuosyrsfasdsa.^It ll Kilil on a pnelUtra^ansraiitsa to enra any^I rm of nareoas pens-^t-^tlon ar any clisorasr^1.: the fcnilal orgsasol ,^either aai. ^aa^^*^by esesaaiva nas of^T.i'miti Alsihcl cr Oploai. or^,,t v .liiful ,n.li~-r^in.B i.r o'er indaUeaea ate.^ItitViniHi*. t'..nTiilalnns. Wakrlalaesi. ItssaseM^Mesial lls|ireasion. Softenlne ol the nraJn. Waal^\; . r- Her.nnit Down Pains, rlenlnal Wesknesi^llri-.Tia. N.s tornal EmiMiaoa. SMraiatorrsws,^I^.m .1 rawer ^nd Imvetency. whirh if neglatteJ^11 ^ . I#a^1 to praroature oln aee and insanity.
Ptltnaly sviaronte*^!. I'nea $1 00 a n*^a; ^ beast^f ..^' h geiit h* null on receipt of price. A wrlttei
tua'nuitesfuniiiliedwith crery ^^ OOordar tSSSaTsa^^ refsna lbs nmaey II a |,enasawsl cure Is not
*3CCt NtliVlA VVHCVnt CO Detroit, Mica.
forBaia la Bmi(% Montana^-at wf.si sinh' puakhacT.^^K. N. PAXMON. Manager,^ISS Wert Tark Str-sst. Opp. Central School.
AHAMI'HAM'K -Parties wMimg to 1:0^luio imninesi can huv out my ato*k at^iIrani o on vi o' Iwaaoaahls israia, MAWeai at ^^at l'hlli|isiMirg for partieiusri Wm welasi ^ n
W'ANTHK Knergelic youtig ni.ia lo mini:.^^^ an ottli'c. Kcfcrcnre* nnd *l.nii ea.u^capital ic.|nired. nuan ^i..-^ per year ami in^[erest lo litwUaiwa. ArMreM jh Puelaa I'.uii .-
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IVPI.iivmi Nl'AtilN. v t|^p slits rs Ktil^Is liloyiicui Vffciirv supples talc... ciuli-,^PSS an aa s. i r v.it^ Lii'iil. -. rallrisidi an I con^In atari mill prailii'si help of a.l slail. on .|e^!t^u ilae. H Owitey Black. Cattr Tallevato .
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tametiy caiiaig at Uaaraa u^i^, Itur-
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nrrli's llr.t 1. s^day ^^ sjah, Pnllm.ui pnlaro^llfeuer, and 1 it I ansa c lonlM lieea ^r.
O.l.ce loin.'. Mi ii i and IWssslaa*,
It.v. matOaaarial Agcn-.^li. W. UAMmin, City l icuc: Igrut.
HeIt, ^|.led Arrest.
WisTI'l.AIN. Mo.. Jul.vllK. \V. A. Twiggs,^one of the men eoneernisl bj tbe kilhtig of^SiicrilT ib let- of Baxter county, Ark., was^killed by a puss ^ while resisting arrcal^near liakrrslieid. Mo., yesteixl i^. Joe^I'wijfjH end two others were captured at^Ihe same time.
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villic nin | mot. 1 o aru i i 1. M^give rswar i.
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BASEBALL YESTERDAY.^National l.ctiirile.^At Cincinnati It; I'.t siUlyn. 1.^At Chicago- 1; I'liil.elelpliia. 0.^At Louisville J: Washington. 10.^(..Hues at I'ltlsburg and Cleveland post^^poned.
WesternLeague.^At Omaha 4: Toledo, ti.^At Kansas City -Minneapolis game post-^IKjiied.
ttantetl - A (Tialrinun.
S;H-lal Dlsnatcli to Hm Standard.
Wasiiimc.tiin,July 1:1. Harrison has^not yet secured a chairman for the ua*^i.onnl commit tec .alt ll ugh uplodate u bus^been offered to und Imn^ii dis.lined by 10^men. It Is gins to look as if the |sirty^would have to advertise for a chairman.^No union men need apply.
tit-eatcricket is being played ill Canada^this summer.
FORSALF.
1,'olts.il.K.- A llniio'Ulilit.. I^mill m-j111 i v . iwo RMNIIIli^liculari c.-iii ai I .1. Hri pay's.
RAMTIroU ^AI.K, all ian ii ^ii I aai^; iiinii. I'i tnliifi in Wain Mfbj|i sia-^M, n. 1. lor aaja, t c.u-l. i m as acrra askI^fai iaini: und bay laa.l. Vgh ia n.l aster i il-u .^Maci cows aid Miiat e.iil'ef .1 r^ey urswsl,^^and ln^ sc. ; ti ; Inn I n. ^:^! of i ,| e I r .pin i i.^Ver fiuiiier paittru.ati cal: or a .arcs ^,. p.^N'|e|^^ii, Warm .sprlti ;s, 1) ..r la dge ciuuitv,^Muutaua.
]ax 'H far sals or m i Irasai for . i \ prop^\ cili In Ann iiiida or Putt ^. It l^ lit m li s^I In l hi I; 1 air ' and ti frolti tile Alps u.iu g^cainn. ll 1. t .o mil, place suited for a s .i..-^^tatMai b I leeii lac ina pi tec. and ft I n. of^lio caa be em lab) year, It is tae sail] nan iv^place lo supply pa., lo III ^ a'p^ t I iin : camp,^i.r I ^ -n-t, ,i . till i.i Imi I.I m. Kite,^sine \\in Weiii.tine, I im p-'nr.', Moat,
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FyMlKENT. A bar-room with Ural cUvm^bl'liaril tslile. other llvturc usarv lor
coailuctuiga first clu.s aitleou lni.iiie., oa or^l.i fiire 1st of Ju v. Apply loW. .1. Swarti, al^Mar bsaaa. tirsntte.
J.T. CARROLL COMPANY,
ANACONDA.MONTANA.
Manufacturersof nnd D.\.!c:s in
Lumber,Laths, Shingles, Doors, Windows and Mouldings.^FLOUR. HAY. 6RA1/1. FEED AMD COAL.
Bainad Sv,c^t Wa$0M an! Iixtras^ ^Ba^itl, Corria^c^, Rial Cartf
HARFVE55,SADDLES R.jBES, WHIPS, ETC.
OLIVERCHILLED PhD STEEL PLOWS.
AndAl KUi of AffiaiM l^kiHti in! E\To.
J. T. CARROL!., C^ro a! Momgor.
TUTTLE
Manufacturingand Supply Company.
Hie^i.lttl^ Tir.ioil ^^nt'ttk. July 111. There will Ik- a n-^liciratil of ^Little Tyro-m^ at tbo Hbjtil^scliiMil to-morrow, Tlutrmloy, *-\etiiiu:.^The nieiiilH rs of tbe company are well^sati.lleil Willi the prniirau tne niul pn-^(.^ress lying made, and it is i-xpi-ctctl i lt.it^tli^ opera will be put on some time i:i^September.
Mudamti n m uttl Ari|itlttrd.^Paiiin. July 1^.- Madntti l'luil Kavmotid^bus been ncipiitti il for aJIHM M.ulam Dc*^as port e Lasitmonne, ber biisbnnd'h put-.:-^tiioiir ntnl her own p.irlicultir lrieii !. last^May. Tbe ktlliui; was th* t encation of^the i't'ctieh capital.
I'ai'ted Id a Moli.^Fkanki.yx. liy^ July 1:4.^Shortly after^ti:id!i;p.ht a mob loosl .1. ii. iletltcriii. white,^from j..tl and iuiwl h ill for kaUlsbJ J. 1'.^DsUMb, a district court clerk, who was sli.it^while trying tocji^t ltedferin from OtM of^bis houses. Kedferiu also futaliy wouuucj^a negro accompanying ll jim.
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THE0. E. MILLER COMPANY.
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ThePatent^Flexible Plate
Isthe Best,^Cheapest and^Best Fitting^Plate made.
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ipcdoiMIat the oil^, e Filling at loWVCt rates.
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