The Independent-Record from Helena, Montana • Page 2

PUBLISHED EVERY MORNINO (IXCKPT MONDAYS.) KEELET McQUAED rUBUSHEKS. LaOKOIX, Publication Office, Main Street. DAILY IJNPEJPKJSTDENT HELENA, TUESDAY, AUGUST 14 1877. MghtDispatches THE INDIAN WAR. Gibbon's Official Account of the Battle at Big Hole Pass.

Burned. PAKIS. August dispatch from Gabrova says that according to report received there the Turks have burned the hospital at Eski Snghra, which contained 800 inmates. TERMS OP SUBSCRIPTION: City subscribers, delivered by Carrier, per month one month 300 month By Mall-- One copy one month 300 three months 6 (XI six months 1200 NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. The INDEPENDENT contracted tbe printing law to do tbe public log and pubJUUlug or whatever character, for wlilcn and Clarke Coantr chargeable, and for all Legislative and other printing tor the Territory, not provided for In the Organic Aet.

SIXTY KILLED AND WOUNDED. The Independent invttei the attenlvm of liumness men to its superior facilities for executing Job Work at reasonable St. Louis Typographical Union lias been dissolved. KOT one ot the twenty-three railroads in Missouri paid a dividend last year. THE Georgia Constitutional Convention has made lobbying a crime.

This shows that Georgia is making more rapid strides in reform than any of her sister States, GENERAL CROOK has been appointed a commissioner to induce Sitting Bull to return to the United States. lie should be empowered to slaughter, not to treat with the Indians. THE New York Journal of Commerce estimates the cost of the late railroad strikes to the whole country at $20,000,000. That shows that strikes are expensive and fall alike on the poor and the rich. IT is said that ex-Governor Moses of South Carolina will turn States evidence against the nng.

If he does there will be many ugly facts brought to light, and some garments that are supposed to be clean will be found badly soiled upon close inspection. THE Agricultural Bureau announces that we shall be able to export ten million bushels more of wheat this year than ever before. 1 his betokens good crops all over the country. It is further stated that California alone of all the wheat-producing of our country, has inferior crops. MK.

SITTING BULL having got upon British soil is disposed to stay there. The people of Montana would like to have him stay there, but the Cabinet nt Washington seems determined to bring him back if possible. For what purpose they want him and his gang of murderers we cannot imagine. THE latest from the sent of war is more favorable than the first report, yet when we contemplate that every third man of the little band was either killed or wounded, we must confess that the battlu was among the most desperate fought in modern times, and, save the Custer fight, the most bloody on record, taking into consideration the slaughter on both sides. General Gibbon and his little command have accomplished wonders-- badly whipped a superior force of well drilled and well Brined Indians in a fair fight.

General Howard has it now in his power to follow The Indians did not all Leave for two Days After the Battle. DEEK LODOK, Aug. from Gen. Gibbon arrived litre at in. with dispatches of snjing that i bon's supply train anil camp were not captured as first reported.

There was no righting after the first day's battle. Gib boa's losses are: Killed--Capt. scout Bostwiek and 17 ir.mi and five citizens wounded. The wounded are Gen. Gibbon, Capt.

Williams, Lieutenants Coolege, Woodruff, and English; the latter seriously, besides thirty six and citizens. Indians suffered severely, as forty dead were counted in about one half the battle field. Howard had arrived and would pursue the Indians as soon as his command arrived. Gen Gibbon would move to Deer Lodge and take his wounded to Ft Shaw as soon as medical aid apd transportation arrived. The Ind'ans had disanear- ed, in which direction is not yet learned.

WASHINGTON, August from Gen. McDowell state that dispatches from Gen. Howard confirm the press ic- ports of Gibbon's fight with the Indians. Howard arrived there on the 12th and says that the supplies are not cut off, and that Gibbon's command is in the best health and spirits, that the last of the Indians left on the night of the llth, and that he (Howard) will continue iu pursuit us soon as his command of four companies of Cavalry, under Col. Sanford, comes up with him.

CHICAGO, August following dispatch was received at military headquarters to day: Bis HOLE PASS, August loss in the battle of the Oth was 7 officers and 53 men killed and wounded, i am satisfied tbe Indians suffered much more, for the surprise was complete, and many were killed in the tepees or while i out of them. Forty dead Indians were counted on about one-half of the battle field. Howard has just arrived, and I believe he can catch them again as soon as his command arrives. When I get the services of a doctor I propose to move to Deer Lodge and take most of fcr wounded from their to Shaw. They are all doing well but I fear Lieut.

English is mortally wounded. (Signed) GIBBON, Comd'g. THE cause of the strikes has been discovered by a preacher. His mime is Moore and he hails from Pittsburgh, Pennsjlva- nia. He says that "it is a visitation of God upon the railroads for i on Sunday." That settles the mutter, and all discussion as to the cause of the strike will end at once.

To 1 tender tbe Liver Active. When a important secretive gland requires arousing, it is only requisite to resort to Hosteller's Stomach Bitters, the a i al remedy lor i a i i of the i i gan, iur constipation, and for i a besides those a a i i to i torpidity of the i predisposes a person. Fur more i docs i celebrated a i i rordictl acfompHt.li a a i result a i or any other mineral drug used to cure i dJsordeis In fact, such i a cannot i i Ij bu called remedies, since, a i i a temporary effect, they a to i the system i a but instead do it serious i The Bitters, on the contrary, are a specific of the most salutary nature, are i i a reliable and agreeable tonir. a i nervine. 1868.

Established 1868. SAM. SCHWAB. ED. 1.

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Charges Reasonable, A. P. I 3 Carpets, Mattings, Damasks, OF- Oll Cloths, Rugs, Reps, Gimps, RELIEF TRAINS. One Hundred and Eighty-five Men in the Escorts. Five on Their Way to the Battle Ground.

DEEH LODGK, August 13. The relief trains will reach 3ibbou tonight. Stuart'9 company, with over twenty wagons and sixty men, camped twenty miles beyond French gulch last Frin es, Cords, Tassels, Shades. CURTAIN LACES. Brackets, Racks, Mouldings, Cornices, Lambrequins, Statuary, And, in fact, Everything in- House Furnishing The Celebrated A Fruit Packing Goods.

ALWAYS FOLL WEIGHT Clothing Made to Order We take pleasure in announdn that we have to tlic public Is eceived. An examination of Stock and Respectfully Solicited, DUNI'HY'S BLOCK, MAIN STREET. far-Orders Promptly Attended to and Satisfaction Ball and Horse Race AT (JAVE GULCH. The cttUPns of Cave Gulch desirous of recreation and amusement have donated two purses foi liorse racing to come oft on the Cave Gnlcli race track on Saturdaj, the 18th of August, 337" The amuie- i bejrln by a public ball, to be phen by Nick Fritz, atSprlngtown, ou Friday evening, tbe 1Tth. Good music will be In attendance.

Tickets 00. Pains i be taken to give satisfaction First put-be $ino 00; free to all horse; distance, 500 vards, Second purse $50 00; open for all horses 14 bands or under AH em ranees to be made in sealed envelopes on or before 6 p. in of the 17th Inst, to be deposited with Joseph Woodward, at his saloon in Sprinir- town. Race for llrst purse to be run at 2 p. far wecond at 10 a m.

fee for flrst purse. $10 00; for second, Four horses to in each race. In both races the first horse out takes the piirso. and the second the entrance fee aS-dtd This Packing Company's Establishment being situated in the Heart of the Finest Fruit Growing District In California, Ghes them advantages not possessed by any other Fruit Packer in California, especially obviating the necessity ol trasnportlng the Fruit, when gathered, over great distances, thereby avoiding A tl, damages. ALL FRUITS ARE SELECTED BY SPECIAL AGENTS Detailed expressly for that purpose to the surrounding Orchards, and The Fine Condition in which their Fruits are Always Found Proves tlie have been'selected with great care, and Readily accounts lor the Popularity which attaches to their Goods wherever they are offered lor sale PiTftectcil ArrraiijfciiicutK in York City With one of the Leading Merchant Tailors, By which we can take Gemlunt-u's Measures and Manufacture Garments to Order In The MOST FASIUOXABLK STYLES, A 1 8 0 1 Votl have on hand Samples of n1 for to which will shortly be added Two Hundred more different Sarnples.

Our facilities enable us to work at Very Fiffures. Perfect Fit Guaranteed Or Garments need not be Received. A full supply of Clothing and Furnishing Goods en loute from New York City which we offer at very Low Figures The Great Opportunity of the Season. Extraordinary Inducements To Buyers! Custom Made New and Choice Dry Goods at Prices. Ou, stwk surpass In Style U(1 EJewui-e all former Bpt'clnl Attention to our Storks GOODS LOEB BROTHER.

Lumber, Lath and Shingles DOORS, Sash and Blinds, BUILDEKS and CABINET Silks and Ladies' Ready Made Suits, in Linen, Percale i' i and Victoria Lawn. JSuIts for Misses of 8 to reduced from J6 and to $3.50 aud Marseilles aud Pique from 25 cts up. i A lot of verr checked Cambrics, clo 5 In at 40 cts. former price (.0 cts. Our SS cent worsted summer dress'goods'surpas, aay cent 8re tofore ofTered.in thia marke We have tut opened a new lot of 7-8 wide summer percals at cents.

Pure linen lawns, 25 cents per yard, to close. Ladies' white cotton hose. 8 pair for one dollar. Fine white liaen Handkerchiefs, to cents per dozen. Very flne hemstitched handkerchiefs, 50eenU per do.en^mej.rice by (he half Carpets and Curtain Laces in New and Elegant Designs.

Domestics, Sheetings, Table Ginghams, Pant Goods and Cassimeres, of the Best Brands and Makes. ash ribbons, l.ee Billiard Hall OPPOSITE COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, and annihilate them; but if it is done it night. Maj. Walker and Father Palladmo must be done quickly or the foe will be beyond striking distance. TUB COOilE QUESTION.

The news from San Francisco indicates that the prominent Chinamen of the Pacific coast have been brought to a realizing sense of the danger that threatens the continuance of the coolie traffic, and seem to be earnest in their efforts to aid in suppressing it. It is a growing evil and can be handled more successfully now than at any future time. The labor markets of America are overcrowded with white labor and this fact intensifies the hatred toward the Chinese. Neither lives nor property will long be safe if some effort is not put forth to stay the mighty flood of immigration that rolls so rapidly toward our western shores. Tbe plan suggested by the committee that waited upon Senator Morton, or some s'milar one, would no doubt aleviate the evil, and in time extirpate it entirely.

If only actual emigrants were permitted to come here the number would be small. Abolish the Coolie system of treaty and the complaint agiiiust Mongolians would soon die out. It is to be hoped that now since tllu Chinese masters have tuken the matter in hand, that our government i give them helping-hand and settle in a sociable manner question that promises to be fraught grave results nt nn distant day if left to take its Until)nl courbu. The recent action of many of the pnimiuent manufacturers iu California in discharging Chinese in response to nn an almost universal du.nand, has no doubt opened the eyes of the sUve importers to the danger tl.at they are bringing ing upon themselves and their property. If their fares weie paid to their native land there nre thousands thnt would avail themselves of the opportunity to return, as they now begin to see that their presence here will cause them much trouble iu the not remote future.

Legislation cau be effected that will be satisfactory to both governments as well as beneficial to both. China does not want to lose her citizens, and even now throws obstacles in the way of emigration by prohibiting a man from bringing his family to America, and on the other hand our people arc only too glul to see the face of John no more. law can be deviled that will force those here to leave, soon as employment was generally denied them ttiey would be com pell cd to go elsewhere, and In a short time the effect of those that were left would not be SPAPFRf would rench them there. Drs. Mitchell and Steele are with Stuart.

Clark's command, thirty-fUe men ant! four wagons, lett French gulch at 5 o'clock this morning. Dickinson with Dr. Recce und ninety men were awaiting them at the river. Drs. Whitford and Wheelock aueomp.in\ Clark.

The Sisters aio in French gulch, and accommodations are being i lor the care of the wounded. Nothing Intei fiom Gibbon. AN EDITOR FLOGGED Ben. Butler and Jim Elaine in Training. Both After the Influence ol the "Working Men.

WASHINGTON, August tagh, proprietor of Iht: Jfntiuniil ItrjwMicun, WHS cowhided in of his office by Joseph R. Wheatley, of Ilarribburg, on account of an article i appeared iu that paper reflecting his private character. CHICAGO, Aucust 13. -The Washington special says: Mr. Blainc, iu a letter here expresses an a i that the Southern policy of Pri-wdi-nt Hayes will be lost Hght of in the a i a i of the labor troubles.

Hi- i i a a he i endeavor to keep on top in i i i i tation of the labor i He states that he is satisfied i the Maine Republican i i Butler appears to be a i i for the i men's a i a in" i House, and i a i a muii have written lo him letters i him to lie i candidate. RUSSIA'S I A I The IIurn Ilunpltal 8OO XKW YOUK. August London it' correspondent at Sisloya, date of Saturday, corrects his recent summary of the situation. He now sutcs that Gen. DoirugomirolT is in Tirnova and not before Prince Mirsky is entrenched before Sclvi, and after the abandonment of it seems whether the Balkan passes will be held by the Russian forces.

The Finest, Largest and Most Costly Furnished Hall in Ilio West. Adoiph Carom and 15-ball Pool Tables. utrons i be served wli'i the inirrat of Uqim Wines, ami Domestic niHl Imported Cigars. DEPOT FOR THE SALE OF TABLES Of Hit most approved st and all kinds of line I I A RVTER VERY l.OU" MRDKRS FILLED. E.

GKonot.v don't want any prayers these hard times and has concluded to dispense with a chaplain in her Legislature. AN ERA OF GOOD TIMES. AIO.NTJY ran EVEIIYHODV. $300,000 In Currency Distributed. GRAND CAPITAL PEIZES OP SECOND GRAND DRAWING Kentucky Casl DistriMion Co.

In tin- Cit of A A 30TH, 1S77 OE MONEY EETUENED Iff FULL. Authorized by the Legislature Sustained by the Courts Fanners Omen, Hank, Louisiillc, Dopwlory LIST OP PEIZES. $00,000 Kleinschmidf Bros Wholesale Liquor House MAIN STREET, HELENA. Haie on hand a Full and well selected Stock of Copper Distilled Kentucky Bourbon Whiskies. Willow Run, Elk Ridge, Elk Horn, O.

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TVe hare the best assorted stock of Builders' Hardware in the Territory, and with our improved Saw Mills and Wood Working machinery, we can furnish everything necessary for the erection of buildings at reduced rates. Glazed Sash shipped to all parts of the Territory. AGENTS FOR The Leffel Wheel and Machinery A. M. Hotter Bro.

Indies' neck-wear, back combs, white 'trimmings, uchln, hos.ery, fans, shawls and saaues. parasols, calico wrappers and suits. We make it an object to offer our goods at the smaUest nobble Hying profit, and feel confident that our customers will not fal, to appreciate our effort, their behalf, and the prices at wbioh our goods are out on the market. SANDS BROS. New Advertisements, AS WE PURCHASE FROM MANUFACTURERS.

CHEWING SMOKING TOBACCO OF ALL, BRANDS. AND A FULL STOCK. i rriyi. or 1 Prl7i of 1 Prize or l.VI'Hl 1 or 10,000 .1 or SMMeiv.l." NH or SITOO pa 20 000 40 I'rlpes of $500 ea 20 inw 100 of $aoo oo.30.noo prUcs of $1(H) tn.30,000 fiOrt PrUci of SM oa.tiS.OOO PrUosof SlOea.60,000 6,972 Cat-h amounting to $310,000 eti. S10.

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Money order or rczMpred lotior, made pavahle tn W. Harm A A Co. Ilellabli- AKcnts wanted overvwhcro. Sond refer- t'noi's i applications to prevent delay. 0.

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Notice hereby Riven to the creditors of and all pcront bavins claims a the esiato of John Vawier.docMMMl. to oxhlblt their said claims with vouchers within four months after the publication of this notice to The undersigned Administrator of said estate, at his place of bustnosson Broadway. Helena. County of Lewis and Clarke and Territory of Montana. c.

L. VAWTER, Administrator of the estate of Vawter dec'd Helena, Aiifnist IWT. I O. ISAKEIl, G. CONRAD St.

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Portland, Maine. SELTZER Wltolctulc ncalcru In General Merchandise We are tn receipt of a larger Stock of Assorted Merchandise any other house In Moutana. Special Inducements to Cash Buyers, Will pav the highest for Uobes and Furs, will Contract Freight from all Eastern Cities To all Points In Montana. Will INSURE Goods bv war of ver. mayfitf $65,000 Worth of Clothing To be Sold, REGARDLESS OF COST Our Stock consists ot a complete assortment ot To Rational sickness every portion or the body sympathizes with theseatof the disorder.

TVhen the stomach fails to perform Its functions, the liver, bowels, nerves, muscles, veins, arteries, are all more or less affected. These delinquents require a medicine, combining the properties of a stomachic, an alteraihe, a purgative, a tonic, and sedative to brinR them backtotheirduty, and all these elements, in their purest and most er- reciUe forms, are united in Tarrunt's Effervescent Seltzer Aperient the great Saline Remedy for Indigestion, and Its concomitant consequences. Sold by all druggists. a Weck to SlOOutflt FREE. P.

0 viCKERY, AuEusta, Maine. $12 ad.ajrat.home, Amenta wanted. Outfltand terms free. TKOE A CO Augusta, Maine. BALLARD RIFLE IS SUPERIORTO ALL OTHERS.

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Samples worth $5 IU 4lUrrte. STIXSO.V Portland, Me. W. V. SAXDKRS.

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rpo A DVF.RTI.lKIt*.- send for our Local -L List of Newspapers. Sent free on Application. GEO. P. KOWSLL i Park now, New York.

Administrator's Notice. In the Court of the County of I-ewIs and Clarke, Territory of Montana. In the matter of the estate of Carlysle, deceased. S. C.

Gllpatrick, the administrator of the estate of John deceased, havlni? flleU his petition herein duly Termed, praying (or an order of sale of the real estate of said for the purposes therein forth; Is therefore ordered by the Judge of court that all persons tCT! '1 i ho ta of TM "wawd appear before the said Probate Court on Monday the SOth day of August, A. 1S77. at lOo'clock In the forenoon of said day. at the court room of Probate Conn in said county, to show why an order should not be CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS For Men, Boys and Children, WHICH MUST BE SOLD, REGARDLESS OF PRICES. To Public that we MEAN BUSINESS, we quoto a few- Fine Suits Sold for nt 520 Fine Suits Sold for at 15 Fine Cftsslmer Punts sold for 5.00 aad 8.00, Fine Casslrmer Pants, sold for fti, at 4 00 Leather Patched Overjin, in Denim and Duck, from $1.15 to 75c.

Standard, from $1.50 to 1.00, Copper Riveted, from $2 50 to 1 50 FMhlonable, Fine Hats, from 4.50 to S.SO 00 Woolen Shaker 25cts Cotton Socks, Flannel Shlrta and SOc. Knit Sbtrta Drawers, 50 cents. Shirts and No. 1, 1 no And all Other Goods in Proportion. OT7K STOCK, CONSISTING OF Worth of Goods, Must be Sold In a Short Time As we wish to engage In other Bnslnes-.

Opportunity In the Country to Bur lit their Own Price. Remember, the Entire Stock MUST BE SOLO i HOLZMAN MAIS HCLEftA..