The Independent-Record from Helena, Montana • Page 1

VOL. 16. HELENA, MONTANA TERRITORY, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1881. NO. 76.

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Largest bottle in the market. Try It. M. H. WAKNEU Rochester, N.

Y. IN A LIFETIME! In the Midst of a Bright and Prosperous Season, we are, of Necessity Obliged to Sell Our Immense Stock of LOCKEY'S Land Agency. A General Real Estate and Mining Broker Business Transacted. TUTT'S PILLS INDORSED BY PHYSICIANS, CLERGYMEN, AND THE AFFLICTED EVERYWHERE. THE GREATEST MEDICAL TRIUMPH OF THE AGE.

SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVS TELEGRAMS. WASHINGTON NEWS. Confirmation of Brewster for Attorney-General and Da-vis for Assistant Secretary of State. A siwUvart C'onfiib--More CMblucI Ru- Spoken or by 1IU Brother. in r- Rents Collected, Taxes Paid, Loans Negotiated.

TITLES EXAMINED, and all classes of Real Estate Property Bought, Sold and Leased. For Sale. Tlie elegant residence and grounds of Dr. Ingersoll, on the west side. The best dairy ranch in Montana, three miles from Helena, with 100 cows and dairy outdt complete.

Valuable patented placer mines in'Nevada Creek Mining District. A good ranch near Bedford. A One residence on Fifth avenue. Offices and rooms for rent. Residences, Bunches, Town Lots and Mines for sale, rent or exchange.

If you w.int reliable and prompt attention, place with this agency. A One delivery wagon for sale or trade, scpog RICHARD LOCKEY, Helena, Montana. Notary Public. Pain in theHead.with a dull a i ihe back part, under the Slide. fullneM after eatingrxvit to exertion of body i d.

Irritability of temper, spn of memory, with a feeling of looted some duty, weariness. DLsziness. Fluttering the Heart, Pots before the If allow akin. eaaoche, fieitlegg- ness at night, highly colored Urine. IT THESE WABXHTG8 ABE UNHEEDED, SERIOUS DISEASES WILL SOON BE DEVELOPED.

TU'lT'S FILLS especially adapted to effects sucliiichange of feeling to the sufferer. They Um and cause Ibe body to Take on Fleali. thus the system la by theirTonic Avttuuon the IHcmlve Ktoola ure produced. Price cents, fe Blorray Jl.Y. TUTT'S HAIR DYE.

GRAY HAIR or WHISKKKS changed loaOi-ossY BLACK by ft single application of this It Imparts a natural color, nets Instantaneously. Sold by eeut by expreso on rtceipt of Office, 30 Murray New York. Dr. TUTT8 HAKL'AL Ttluthlr CMfUl will be nOX un The Mormon Question. YOIIK, December the subject: "What shall we do with the Mormons?" the World says: If it were clear that by making a national matter of the attempt to crush out polygamy we should succeed in crushing it out, it would still be the part of wise men well to weigh the cost against the profit of such an undertaking before entering upon it; and, when this has been done, it will still remain to be ascertained whether bv driving the Mormons out of Utah we sfiall put an end to the polygamy of the Mormons, which, as all recent travelers testify, has for some years past been dying out of itself, or give the institution new lease of life in some other region and under another name.

Established 1866. Dr. E. Frank 41 Main Street, Helena. Russian, Steam, Sulphur, Salt and Medicated Baths, WILL POSITIVELY CURE Rheumatism, Mountain Fever and Skin Diseases.

NO CURE, NO PAY. The many men and women tvlio suiter from tills loathsome and lllthy clesease should not from a false delicacy fail to apply to Ed. Frank for relief fore these cases are strictly nmtlilentliil. 860 CERTIFICATES. on record for cures effected lictwc-en and the flre of 1874.

Old Pioneers will remember many of these cures some of whteh were considered almost mlniMt- lous at Ihu time. In the Mre of ISM nil my apparatus was destroyed. Tills I have just succeeded In having Tally replaced with now appointments with nil the modern improvements, and am now running again full Most. Prices of Russian Baths hav-a lieen re- uced trom $5 to $3.. Cures suaranteed in all cases, no charpe will ne.made.

LADIES' ANT GENTS' BATHING, TIXO AND SHAMPOONING ROOMS, Connected with the COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL. DR. ED. FRANK. SUMMONS.

TKRRITOKY OK A A COUNTY OK LKWIS A.vn CLARKE, In the Justice's Court of Belmont Township, before ft. H. Kemp Justice of the Peace. Joseph D. Connul and William Muth, plaintiff vs Lawrence Walsh, defendant.

The people of Montann send Rreot-InK to the above- named defendant. You are hereby required to appear in an action brought against yon by the above named plaintiff in the Justice's Court of Belmont Township, In and for the County of Lewis and Clarke and to answer the complaint filed therein, within ten days (exclusive of the day of service,) after the service on you of this summons. If served within this wltliln forty days, or Jmljr ment by default will be taken afjtainst you, according to prayer of said complaint. The said action Is hnmdrht to recover the sum of forty 40-100 dollars due for merchandise sold you nt your request by above plnlnl'tTs and for the farther mm of twenty-four 58-iou i account to above named plaintiffs for collection by Mrs. Efran.

And you arc hereby notified that if you fall to appear and answer to said complaint, as above required, tbemid plaintiff will take Judgment by dofanlt against you for the sum of Sixty four 86-100 dollars with interest and cosu as demanded In plaintiffs' complaint Gfven under my hand this Zlst day of November, A. 1881. R. H. KEMP, Justice of the Peace.

And Cents' FURNISHING GOODS AT A REDUCTION IN VALUES that is Simply Giving Our Friends and Customers The Advantage of Buying Such Garments as they are Absolutely in Want of at A Saving of 20 to 30 per cent The Celebrated ACORN STOVES AND RANGES. Every One Guaranteed. For many years known as the Most Desirable and Reliable, we are prepared to sul' 11 these standard superior goods at prices to low as will iiiMire your preferring them to all others. Clarke, Conrad Curtin SOLE AGENTS, Helena, Montana. December fifteen minutes spent in receiving petitions, the Senate went into executive session unanimously confirmed the nominations of Brewsler for Attorney-General ami Davis for Assistant Secretary of State.

NEW YOKK, December Tribune's Washington special says: It is reported that a conference took place this afternoon at the house of Cameron, of Pennsylvania, at which Phut, Keifer aud Senator Cameron were present, and that this conference succeeded one between President Arthur and Platt in reference to committee sfppoint- mcnts. No details of either conference could bo obtained. Platt left, for New York this evening immediately after his second visit to the White House. The Times' Washington special hns new lot of Cabinet rumors. The following are the latest: Ex-Scuator Boutwcll, it is foretold, is to be tendered the Nuvy portfolio, but is not inclined to accept.

He is believed to desire an appointment as United States Circuit Judge, aud is urging the appointment of Judge Lowell, of the Massachusetts Circuit, to the vacancy on the Supreme bench caused by the death of Associate Justice Clifford, with the expectation of himself succeeding Judge Lowell. W. E. Chandler is mentioned as likely to succeed to the Navy Department should Boutwell decline that place. The Interior Department is said to stand between cx-Jseuator Chaffee and Sargent.

A report is current to-night that Sargent has been telegraphed to come to Washington. The Hcntld'i Washington special says: Mrs. Ilobbs, wife of a juryman in the Gui teau case, is dead. A mysterious box, supposed to be an infernal machine, was received yesterday from Michigan. Scoville opened the box, which was found to contain three dollars in ten- cent pieces, collected by an old lady for the benefit of Scoville.

W. Guiteau, brother of the assassin, who became convinced of Charles' iusanity af ter visiting him in his cell, in conversation with a Tribune correspondent, gives his reasons for his present belief, nml makes an argument in support of the irresponsibility theory. Experts think the assassin is playing a part, and that he shapes his conduct pretty much from what he reads in the newspapers. The attorney for Mason who attempted to kill Guiteau announces that his line of defense will be insanity. Nailing the i- YOKK, December cable special from St.

Petersburg says that on Wednesday the police made a descent on a house in Makavoi street, behind General Ignatieffi 's residence, and arrested eight persons, who offeied a vigorous resistance. The police seized a large quantity of small bombs some of which were still fully concealed in small oranges. Among the papers seized was a letter recently arrived from London, blaming the Nihilists for their inactivity and calling upon them to act without delay. The letter is attributed to Prince Krapotkin. A Mix.

The foreman of a Montreal paper is in trouble. In making up his forms lie mixed an article on Catholic advances in Africa with recipe for making tomato catsup, and has been dodging the editorial shotgun ever since. As published, the article reads: "The Roman Catholics claim to be making material advances in Africa, particularly in Algeria, where they have 185,000 adherents and a missionary society for Central Africa. During the past three years they have obtained a firm footing iu the interior of the continent, and have sent forth several missionaries into the equatorial regions. They are most accustomed to begin their work by buying heathen children and educating them.

The easiest and best way to prepare them is to first wipe them with a clean towel; then place them in dripping pans and hake them till they arc tender. You will then have no difficulty iu rubbing them through a sieve, and will save them by not being obliged to cut them in slices and cook for several hours." We do not ask you to buy our Goods Simply Because they ARE Cheap But lecausp you ueort them, want them, and can Imy them from its now ASK FOR THE Grenadina Cigar Never Equalled. SOLD UY N. H. WEBSTER, HELENA, M.

T. I A I INTERVIEWED. UlKliop mrQtiaid Attacks UllMlll. ltociiGSTP.it, (N. December McQuaid made a savage attack on the cause of Irish Nationalism yesterday in his sermon.

lie warned his against supporting the "no rent" movement, saying it was not sanctified by'the following of the new priests with loose consciences, aud added that the Pope's hostility to secret organizations was well known, and that the lines were sharply and determinedly drawn between the revolutionists of the Land League aud all good Catholics. A Sad Suicide. CincAdo, December Friday Mrs. Mulvinu Mayor and her infant child died within a few hours of each other. Her husband, Thomas Mayor, remarked, "I will be buried with them." And although closely watched by his brother, escaped long enough to buy some poison, which lie took Saturday night, and died in great agony yesterday.

Mr. Mayor was a Frenchman aud has resided for 17 years in Chicago. He was a carpenter aud foreman a Hyde Park establishment. Fires. P.Uits, Ohio, December fire yesterday destroyed Riser Lewis' flouring mills, Brubaker McMoran's grain warehouse and the Panhandle depot; loss, $80,000.

LOHAINE, December flre yesterday destroyed the mac-bine shops of the Cleveland, Tuscarora Valley and Wheeling Railroad with ils the machinery, tools, one coach aud three tenders. The loss is estimated at from $50,000 to Shot and Beaten to Death. CINCINNATI, December Green Castle, Indiana, dispatch says: Benj. Lynch, whose wife obtained a divorce from him here last week, drove to the homestead yesterday morning 12 miles south of here, where he was shot and beaten to death by his two stepsons, named Young. On Thirty IMiya' We will send Dr.

Dye's Celebrated Electro-Voltaic Belts and other Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days to young men and older persons who are afflicted with Nervous Debility, Lost Vitality, guaranteeing speedy relief and complete restoration of vigor and manhood. Also for Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Paralysis, Liver and Kidney difficulties, Ruptures and many other diseases. Illustrated pamphlet sent free Address. Voltaic Belt Marshall, Mich Curable Adieu. Among the aches which the unprecedented career of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters has proved to be curable arc those experienced by the rheumatic.

Testimony of the most convincing character establishes the fact that the atrocious disease, even after resisting the most potent remedies of the pharmacopoeia, hns succumbed to the action of this beneficent blood depureut. Add to this fact the important one that it is safe, audits superiority is very manifest. Unfortunately safety cannot be predicated of the ordinary drugs used to overcome rheumatism, among which are several violent poisons, and some of them, as in the case of arsenic, have a tendency to aggregate in the system, and to cause death at some unlocked for moment. A slight over dose of the chief remedy, cholchicum. causes spasms of the heart and death.

Ihe Bitters, besides being a depurent, remedies dyspepsia, consumption, liver complaint and general debility. The Culture of Beauty. Although Nature alone can produce perfect beauty, Art may in a great measure supply Nature's deficiencies. We sec this instanced in the clearness and luster imparted to even a sallow skin by STJL- PIITJK SOAP." The lady of forty who uses this beautifies drops at least ten years of her age by its application. Unlike the dangerous cosmetics which obstruct the pores, it is entirely harmless.

Be ware of counterfeits. See that N. CIUTTESDEN, Proprietor," is printed on each packet, without which none is genuine. Sold by all druggists nt 25 cents; three cakes 60 cents. In the same category of valuable toilet articles must be included, "HILL'S IKS LANTAJOS- ous ILvraDYE," A preparation as notabley for its naturalness of tints as for the rapidity of its operation, Of all dyes ia existence jt is the cheapest and purest Than AVO, or any other firm in i city, liave ever sold Stylish and Seasonal Clothing.

ur Stock is very large, it must be reduced before we take account of stock. We must sell or carry our goods over another season. We Prefer to Sell. If you visit our store and ascertain the extent of our Marked Down Prices You will buy and we will have the satisfaction of knowing that while we are benefiting ourselves by Selling we have conlerred a greater benefit on you by the amount oi Money You WILL SAVE IN BUYING, Our Holiday Stock Comprises a Large Line of Goods to which we Invite an Early Inspection. GREENHOOD.BOHMCo F.

P. STERLING, ILate Receiver of the Land U. S. LAND ATTORNEY FOR Mining Agricultural Claimants. And Notary Public.

Patents secured to Mineral and Agricultural Lands. Special Attention Given to Contested Cases. OFFICK--On Broadway, In Dr. Fnirv's r.ullding. JulyT-dawSm HELENA, M.

T. SAM. SCHWAB. K'- ZIMMERMAN. 1868.

ESTABLISHED 1868. Cosmopolitan Hotel, SOS. 37 AND 39 MAIN STREET, Helena Montana THIS HOUSE IS rENTHAU.Y LOCATED A TUB ONLY FIRST-CLASS BRICK AND STONE HOTEL IN THE CITV. Charges Reasonable. WHI Bialtod run to nil and lACmimrxn without R.

It eoatalnB plaMt, WO Aboat no pam, and fol I dwcrlpUow, and dlnetlofti for ftaathw ratfetln of VtgttabU and Flowtr feok, r.aeu, ta feaad mota rvllahla far Blantla; hi the TVrWfrtrrM awMtmrehRMr South. TIE FEMT Drtrolt, find. HA 0 RVr T. npfor HIM Future Even to Build- Ing a New HOIIMC, Mapped Out. CHICAGO, December JVcioa' special from Washington says: Blaine was asked to-day -which particular one of the many rumors about his movements and intentions were true.

"I do nol want to be interviewed," he said, "but I am willing to say, if it is of any intcreM, that there arc many things I do nol intend to do. I have no intention whatever of moving to New York, as you have seen asserted, to take charge of the interest of any department of the M. K. T. Railroad.

It is strange tbnt such statements should be imagined, as no proposition of such a natnre has been remotely suggested to me. I don't intend to remove to New York, cither, for any reason. I shall remain in Washington, and give my attention to a number of long- neglected private enterprises. My principal business will be in connection with a rail road in which I have embarked capital millions, as I see it stated, but enough to make it an object, for me to look after." "Is i Ihe railroad KlkniH is connected withv" "Yes, Mr. Elkins, Senator Davis, of Wfsl Virgidia, and a number of other gentlemen, whose names have been already mentioned.

The property is a first-rate one, and its development wid occupy all my spare time." "You have been credited with designing a southern tour." "However much," replied Mr. Blaine, "I may be disposed to accept the very cordial invitations I have had to go I shall probably be obliged to decline them nil. I have been necessarily a pretty busy man for tlic past twelve months, and shall now seek either to avoid excitement or unnecessary activity." "When will your new house be finished? "I don't know; we don't intend lo occupy it, however, i next fall or winter. "Your health is good, is it not?" "Yes; much better than nt the beginning of the year." Lincoln Not Blind. New York special says: The published statement that Mrs.

Lincoln has lost the use of her eyes is untrue. Dr. Lewis A. Sayre, who has been her physician ever since her return from Kuroix- year ago last September, told Jli raid reporter that her eyes had been growing sensibly weaker for some lime and that he determined to call in as consulting physicians the occulist Dr. C.

B. Agnew and Hermann Knapp; that she had been accustomed to fitting in dark room for some time, and having her letters written by nn attendant, which has doubtless led to this stftiomcnt. A Chinaman. CHICAGO, December Ling, pro- proprietor of Chinese laundry, was nrrcsted and sent to jail for attempting to outrage a trn-Wrtr-old girl. Ho koeps a very hrtd oen.

Fatally Sliot. JJENVKK, December Mayoville special says that K. E. Rippin, foreman of the Columbus stamp mill at Junction city, was this afternoon fatally shot by the Buck brothers. The deed was without provocation.

UOCM not Recant. December Triliuiie't Boston special says: It is denied by the Hev .1. Savage, of the church of Unity in Boston, that the Rev. O. B.

Frothingham has in any manner recanted or mollified his helerouox views. Church Burned. LA CiioHsE, (Wis.) December Baptist church was burned yesterday; loss, Sl.XOOO; insurance, $13,000. A fireman wan seriously, perhaps fatally, hurt. PItESIOEIKTIAL, SCHEMES.

Krnnt Ill-tiro and A to Fall Heir to HiN Entatr. LIFE Insured for a few climes. The price of Hale's Honey of Hoarhound and Tar is 50 cents, or $1 a "bottle; and one bottle will cure a cough or cold that might prove fatal. Pikes Toothache Drops cure in one minute. I'OW ONE AND ALL New Fachlon Report.

Siwclni to the Cincinnati Enquirer. WASHINGTON, Dec, 13. It is settled among the Stalwart leaders that Grant will never again permit his name to lie presented before a nominating convention. Thus, i him out of the way, the aim of the Stalwarts will be to have Chester A. Arthur succeed himself.

Arthur, while he does not care for Presidential honors, is desirous of so administering the remainder of the term for which General Garlicld was elected that it can be recorded of at least one Vice President that he was not a failure. Hence a. rcnomination and election to the Presidential office will be a declaration, in effect, that he was not a failure. It can be thus set down--not upon mere assumption, but. as a fact--that President A desires a second term, and will use with wise discretion the resources of the estate which a terrible tragedy placed in his hands to bring it about; and he will have no nninironism from any qmirter among the leaders of the Stalwart wing.

Every move made on the political checker-board will be in.tbe interest of his candidacy. The first has already been made in the election of .1. Warren Keifer to the Speakership. Kcifer has joined hands with the Stalwarts, and will so organize the Committees of the House in a way to keep uppermost the fact that Arthur is a candidate. Otherwise he would never have been made the Speaker.

The race for 1881 is made up. will be Arthur versus Blaine. Arthur's chance lies in the success of his administration, and keeping on good terms with both factions. This he may try to do; he will -fail, however, for the Stalwarts will nol be satisfied unless he unmistakably makes his bed with them. Tlicv would IKS "the first to knife him should he "disappoint their expectations.

Kven now there is the muttering of the storm because he has not doled out the at his disposal with greater lilicrality. For awhile Die President may sail peacefully between the two turbulent streams, but in the end he will be forced to tekc a decided stand, OT IKS abandoned by the very men who now proclaim )m most excellent George Washington was first in the hearts of his countrymen. So is Simon Levine, and he is also first in the field with new cloth and new fashions for gentlemen. Simon is enterprising nud is determined that the gentlemen of Helena and throughout the Territory shall be as fashionably dressed as those of Paris or New York and Chicago. His selections arc such as to suit the taste of the most fastidious, and the quality cannot be excelled anywhere in the United States, while his prices arc certainly as reasonable as can be desired.

Orders are promptly filled and Jits guaranteed. Call and see Simon, examine his goods and leave your order for a nice suit, overcoat or pants. Simon Levine the only merchant tailor. He could give you a jit or dim'(go. Simon has removeri to Upper Main street, next to Sullivan's barber shop.

"Don't you forget it." dlyr-sep8 Probate Notice. In the Probate Court of the county of Lewis mxl Clarke, Territory of Montana: In the matter of the estate of Charles Marfcham. deceased. Order appointing time and place for hearing application to sell personal property. On reading and mini? the petition of Mlctiaol Mirk- ham, the administrator of the estate of Charles Mat- hum, deceased, praying for an order to sell all of Uin personal property belonging to said estate at private It'ls ordered that all persons interested In said estate appear before the Probate Conn of the county of Lewis and Clarke, Territory of Montana, at the cowrt room of said court, the Opera House, In the rity of Helena, snld county, on the SOfn day of Deetmioer, A.

1S81, at o'cloclt a. then and there to cause why such order sDonlcl not be nude. mimic A intendM family horae and Mm? for MM. thus isttwusBWrr NEWSPAPER!.