The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-09

thousands of people who are waiting
for developments.
Major General Wilson spent some
time in conference with General Miles.
going over the ground with great sat
isfaction. A lot of pins capped with
colored bits of paper TO represent the
different arms OF the service are lying
in readiness in the generals ante-room
to pin to maps in following out the
progress of the troopsin Cuba
Adjutant General CSrbin was one of
the busiest men I'm 1.-THE city to-day.
kilograms were pouring in on him
from every part of the country, mostly
in reference to the assembling of the
great volunteer army now in progress
in every state and territory of the
union. The adjutant general was dis
posing of these with true military
promptness. debating 10 his stenog-
rapher rapid answers and orders ans
handling from his desk the fate of
thousands of men as coolly and easily
as IL he were simply giving orders for
the disposition of so much merchan-
disc Yet with all of the rush of work.
he found time to talk with the uni
formed visitors who were constaLuy
dropping In to report on arrangements
or seek further orders. The adjutant
general is highly gratifed with the
splendid response that has come to
the presidents call for volunteers and
at the good work being done by the
army mastering officers. as cSid.hr, a
by kilograms he was receiving from
them. Here are some of those that
came last night from various state
rendezvous:
New Orleans: Examined LIZA: ac-
cepted 941; two new companies will be
organized tomorrow. Edmunds.''
Mount Gretna, Pa: 1.150 passed
medical examination to-day: total TO
date. 3,9I2. First corps Philadelphia
city cavalry mustered in just now.
Mustered number to date, 1872. out of
entire number examined. Only four
companies have their required
strength. Examinations will be con-
tinued Sunday Recruits are arriving
i'm camp to fill companies. and think
by Tuesday night the muster will be
well under way. Thompson. Major"
Camp Ramsey. st. Paul, Mimi:
Complete muster of eth regiment and
mustered in 13S. Colonel Reeve and 46
officers, 95e to-day: total In service to
date. 96 officers, 1885 men. Swigert.
Captain
Denver. Colo: Have had examined
and mustered into service 10 officers
and 461 men. all infantry. to-day.
These. with cavalry reported last
night. makes total Is officers. 59s men
to date. Wilcox. Captain"
'Seagirt, N. J.: Three hundred and
twenty-five enlisted men. IA officers.
New Jersey volunteers mustered i'm up
to p. IN. Butler. Captain"
"Camy Harvey. Wis: Have accept
ed to date 1,s10 men. Surgeon will not
examine tomorrow. State adjutant
general would like the regiment mus
tered in as soon as possible. which will
probably be by next Saturday. Buck,
Captain
Boston: Mustered surgeon and as
sistant surgeon. They have examined
aggregate of 1875 officers ard .Mea.saa Ac-
cepted ss5. Regiment will be mustered
Monday. Woodruff.
day. Have examined 216 officers and
men. Rejected 81. Eleven field ofi-
GERS and non commissioned staff mus
tered in. Total accepted up to to-
night and mustered. 13s. Ken1all."
Charleston. w. Va: Number mus
tered up to date. surgeons, 16l in
fantrymen: aggregate. III. Better
progress viii be made next week. 1t
is estimated whole regiment will he
mustered next Wednesday night. OFF,
cial examination will be continued
Sunday. but no oaths administered.
Douglas"
Augusta. Me-: Number examined
to-day. "a: accepted 20: aggregate Off
GERS and men examined. 1886: aggregate
rejected. 266 No muster to-day. Have
examined all presented by the gov
error. All companies have officers at
home still recruiting. Estimate many
companies mustered in Monday and
regiment completed Tuesday Condi-
tions satisfactory at rendezvous.
Royden.''
Nashville. Tenn: Impossible to
have physical examination to-day in
state camp on account of weather.
Ira psferred regiment turned over to
me for muster on Centennial ground.
Secured TRANSFORMATION grounds. city
water. lights and huii'inCs free Of cost
to government. PHYSICAL examinations
can now be rushed. rain or shine.
Ourht to be ah'e 10 muster ard ex-
anime at least 100 men daily now. No
charre ir nrr-hcr ~ officers and men
accented Probably 81 officers and 500
men viii be accented by Saturday
NIGHT Every Effort being made 10 eN-