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VOL. 17. Helena Opera House. ONE WEEK ONLY. Monday, August SATURDAY MATINEE The Great Event of the Year.

HELENA, MONTANA TERRITORY, TUESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1882. NO. 114. ATT Majestic Revival I A of tfle Famous Moral and Picturesque Drama of Uncle Tom's Cabin! Elevated to the itosition of a Historical Drama by MRS. HARRIET BEECHEK STOWE, Forming the Strongest Company that ever presented this Home Picture of WASHINGTON NBW8.

iwemta OH the Approprlatlona Bill Star RoBte Trial. It should be borne in mind that the Uttu on the Southern route nude about the speed per hour ai taMe on tbe Northern route, but had the diMdvanUge of nearly 500 miles greater distance, and so fell behind one day en route. I A i POWERFUL DOUBLE COMPANY. Crmiid Sceuic liUVclx, Celebrated Trick DoiiKey Jcrrjr," magnolia Jubilee Hand, Camp IWeetliiK SkoutcrM, And tlie Only "Trained HLOOIMIOUNOS I. "I MLOOBMOUNMS IN THE WOULD! PRICES 75c.

A I EXTRA. NO HlGLIER. Admission for Children Saturday Matinee, Twenty-five Cents Seats for sale at Reeve's Jewelry Store augidlOt 1882. 1882. ALL ABOARD.

Benton ITpT Line This space is reserved for GREEN HOOD, BOHM The One-Price Clothing House of Montana. WASHINGTON, August can be no doubt that President Arthur was earnest and sincere in his veto of the river and harbor bill, and that his first impulse was to veto it. Notwithstanding he wavered at times on account of the entreaties of a great majority of Congressmen and of his personal friends, he never abandoned his idea, and he never for a moment entertained any idea that the bill would be passed over his veto. The stories which some Congressmen circulated, to the effect that the President vetoed the bill only for the political advantage which the act might give him, while he at heart hoped that it might become a law, and urged his friends to endeavor to make it a law, are emphatically untrue. The attention of the President having been called yesterday to the fact that representations were made privately in the Senate by those who arc his friends, aud who have been generally presumed to be to some extent his mouthpiece, that the President would be pleased to have the bill passed, President Arthur expressed the greatest sur prise and indignation.

He could not at first believe the statement, and to a gentleman who was calling upon him he said that he had not intimated to any mortal man a desire that the bill should be passed over his veto, and he never supposed that it could be. He was told emphatically, however, that Senators are generally supposed to have the entree to the White House at all hours, did say in substance that the President having made all he wants by having vetoed tlie bill, he would not care if the bill should-now become a law; it would really be a kindness to him to pass it over his head. President Arthur sent for those who made these false representations concerning him. There is good reason to think that he called them sharply to account for so gross an assumption of authority and such willful perversion oE the Prcs- TUCSON, A. August Star cial Mexican advices from Guaymas, Bonora, say: On Monday last Aurelio Cantatran, an actor, was shot and killed by ProcoploMur- rietta, in a house of ill-fame.

The alayet ii a nephew of the notorious California outlaw, Joaquin Murrietta. He killed two men In Los Angeles, made his way from prison to New York, where he was again Incarcerated. From there, with a Chinaman, he again escaped and has been here since. He was shot on Tuesday morning by order of the Governor. The port of Guaymas is full of merchant vessels.

The heavy rains caused several washout! on the Sonora railroad last week. The prefect of the District of Montezuma sends the following to Gov. Ortiz: 'I have the honor to informs you that on the 34th, between the hours of nine and ten o'clock a. the Apaches attacked Colonel Lorezzo Torres, at Encino, eighteen miles from here, who was accompanied by sir Federal troops. The fight lasted three hours, resulting in the death of Aiciento Provincio, the desperado of the district, and all the troops, except five Federals and Col.

Torres, who was wounded. The Indians took all of the horses, equipage and stores. They were strongly fortified nnd completely ambushed the troops. A force of troops has been sent in pursuit of the Apaches who are moving towards the Arizona border." Are Running the FASTEST and BEST BOATS on the Missouri River this Season. The Old Beliaule River Eoute Away Ahead on Cheap Rates Past Time and Comfortable Biding.

Dili-Ins the hisfli water (until August Otli) passengers can leave Helena Fort Uenton and reach St. i'aul in six days. Leave Fort Ucntou haturilay and dine in Chicago or St. Louis on tlie following Friday, and uave a glorious time dashing down the mighty Missouri in Comlortablc Steamers, running on regular tune. Stages will leave Helena daily, connecting with boats at JJentou.

BOATS WILL LEAVE Bismarck every Saturday for Fort Benton, and Icavi' Fort Britten every week for IMsmiin-k, with regularity, tast time and sure connections. FACTS WELL TO KNOW-- COMI'ATIATIVE RATES TO CHICAUO FIrat Helena to Chicago, Bcttton Lino 871 00 Via Ogdeu and Union 1'aciUe 115 30 Second Clans. Helena to Chicago, He lit on 00 Via Ogdeu and Union Pacillc 6800 Rates to all points, East and South, in proportion to the above. Distance by stage: Helena to Fort Benton, 140 miles. Time only Unity hours.

A pleasant ride through the magnificent Prickly Pear canyon, and over a beautiful country. Remember Via Fort Benton and the Missouri river, in additioti to the low meals and state-rooms are included on boats to llrst-cla-ss Baggage allowed from Benton on river and mil, ISO pounds. Second-class passengers on above have Hrst- class accommodations on stage going Irom Helena. For RatcM Apply to (1ANS KLEIN, Helena, M. T.

C. 1'OWEH Fort Uenton. M. T. T.

S. RATTLE, (iu Clark tn-et, Chicago. F. BAKEll, Keokuk Northern Line Packet Co. ofllce, St.

Louis. ISAAC P. BAKER, liener.il Agent, Bismarck. NORTHERN PACIFIC oillce, St. Paul, Minn.

T. C. POWER, Manager, Helena, Montana. Through tickets can Ije obtained at the ces, and rateson wool. FIRST NATIONAL BANK Designated Depository of the United States.

Paid Up Capital, Surplus and Pro IItit, above olll- CERTIFICATE. S. T. MAUSEtt, A. J.

MAVIS, E. W. KNIGHT, T. II. KUEINSCHMIDT, 235,000 President Vice Prculdciit Cannier Awtt't Cashier Look at my Face! NEVER STAND BACK Sie sind gemacht um zu verkaufen, und auch da- rin herum zu laufen ANDREWS' TKEASUUY DEPAHTMHMT, OFFICE OF COMPTUOI.LKII OF THE CUUHENCY WASHINGTON, 1-Hli, 1882.

"WHEREAS, By satisfactory evidence presented to the undersigned, it has been made to appear that "The Merchants National Bank of Helena," in the City of Helena, in the county of Lewis Clarke, and Territory of Montana, has complied with all the provisions of the Eevised Statutes of the United States, required to be complied with before an association shall be authorized to commence the business of banking: NOW, THEREFORE, I.John J. Knox, Comptroller of the Currency, do hereby certify that "The Merchants National Bank of Helena, in the city of Helena, in the county of Lewis and Clarke, and Territory of Montana, is authorized to commence the business of banking as provided in section Pifty-one Hundred and Sixty-nine of the Revised Statutes of the United States. dKMih IN testimony whereof witness my 1VP hand and Seal of office this 14th day of June, 1882. JNO. JAY KNOX, No.

2732. Comptroller of the Currency. We transact a General Banking Business, and Buy at HlRliest Rates, Gold Dust, Coin, Gold ami Silver Bullion and Local Securities, and sell Exchanges and Telegraphic Transfers, available In all parts of the United States, tbeCanadas, Great Britain, Ireland and the Continent. made and the proceeds remitted promptly. DIRKCTORS.

S. T. HAUSEK, T. It. KIVEINSCHMIDT, JOHN II.

W. KNIGHT, A. .1. R. 9.

HAMILTON, C. r. HIGGINS, JOHN C. A. M.

BOLTER, DAVIS. CHAPMAN, HUDNUTT Civil and Mining Engineers. North-Bust Corner BrwkpnrtdKC and Jaokson SM. IIKUHCA MONTANA. mayWdJtwW PAYNE'S HOTEL, ((LATE METROPOLITAN HOTEL) JOHN McLEOD, Prop'r.

Clore Street, Head of Price Street noard and Lodging per week. Hoard per week, 1 $1 A share at the public patronage is respectfully solicited. A Corral and Stable In con nee tlon with the Hotel. April 18. Itfft.

KNOW MKMBNWOe AMBMJHDTOMK URE CREAM TARTAR, 81OOO. Civen If alum or any Injurious gubstanccn can be found In Peart Baking Powder. Js ios- itlvely PURE. Being endorsed, and testimonial! received from auch cfcemlsla as S. Dana Hays, Boston; M.

Delafontalne, of Chicago; and Bode, Milwaukee. Never sold In bulk. ichlgan AT. 287. 289 4 E.

Water Sf. BOOTS AND SHOES Cheaper than Ever Before. W. G. Preuitt Co.

Helena, Montana. SUCCESSORS TO Mandfielcl Ac Sticltney anl T. G-roshon. Wholesale and Retail Liquor Dealers! DEAL IN TIIK CITOICKbT BRANDS OF Pure Kentucky Whiskies Brandies, Wines and a Full Assortment of Liquors. ity, and such willful perversion ident's purposes.

There can be no possible doubt that the President was sincere in his veto of the bill, and that he expected his signature to tlie veto message defeated the bill. It is equally clear that Borne who claim to be iutL- mates of the President grossly misrepresented him. WASHINGTON, August S. Grunt and AV. 8.

Trescott have been appointed Commissioners to negotiate a commercial treaty with Mexico; and John H. Dillon, of Missouri, as Secretary of Legation of the United States in Mexico. The President signed the legislative appropriation bill. It is understood the Republican Senatorial caucus to day decided unanimously to press the tax bill to a vote, and if possible to get a vote without an amendment. This delay adjournment.

President Arthur, it is expected, will make a trip west in September. Illinois, Iowa, Minuesota and "Wisconsin specially invite the President. The President to-day nominated Wm. W. Astor, of New York, to be Minister to Homo, vice Gen.

P. Marsh, deceased. Mr. Astor was one of the noble twenty-six in the New York Senate who voted from first to lust for the re-election of Mr. Conkling, after that gentleman resigned from the United Slates Senate.

Mr. Astor also clung closely to the fortunes of Mr. Platt, and when his chances waned under the blaze of a Half-breed sun, the vote of tlie appointee to Koine was oust for Crowley. After Aslor hud failed in his effort to be elected to Congress against A. F.

Flower, he sailed to Europe to recuperate from the fatigue of that most extraordinary campaign, and the attrnctions of the Eternal City proved BO fascinating that he gladly accepted the proffer of the Italian Mission. The defendants in the star route cases are demoralized over the result of the testimony of witness, A. C. Buell, yesterday. Mutual recriminations are indulged in among defendant's counsel; Bob Ingcrsoll, who called a witness to the stand, 1ms lceu soundly ubuscd for so doing by his legal associates, nnd to day that usually genial gentleman walked to and fro in front of the court house with an angry frown upon his face, only deigning to put in appearance when the afternoon session began.

The damaging character of Buell testimony became more apparent when considered with reference to previously introduced evidence. Walsh swore that Brady paid Buell $1,000. Buell denies this and admits that Brady loaned him $10,000. After admitting that he accepted a fee from Walsh while acting as un olliccrof the Senate, he was confronted with his card in which he boldly declared that whoever made such a charge lied. Altogether his testimony was a boomerang for the thieves, and seems to have up set their plan of defense.

Atrocious to be wheezing, snuffing and barking -with a cough or cold, and thai annoying people when you go to church, the opera or the theater. Rectify the diaordtr with MALE'S HONEY OF HOREHOUMJ AND TAB, and render yourself less objectionable as a companion, and avoid more serious sore throat or lung troubles. Sold by all druggists. PIKE'S TOOTHACHE DROPS CURE MINUTE. An Unblemished Complexion Is, like a sweet voice, "an excellent thing in a woman." Where it does not exist naturally it may be imparted by artificial means.

"GLENN'S SUM-HUB SOAP" removes all unpleasant effects of dust and perspiration, obliterating blotches, tan and all other discolorations of the akin; more than this, it gives a healthy tint to the cheeks, and a lustrous and smoothness to the neck and arras. It ia the fashionable cosmetic at the watering places, and, as science vouches for its harmlessness, no lady need be afraid to use it. Beware of counterfeits. See that N. CRITTBHTOIT.

proprietor," is printed on each packet, without which none is genuine. Sold by druggists at 25 cents; three cakes, 60 cents. A fitting toilet accompaniment is "Hn.1,'8 INSTANTANEOUS HAIB. Dve," which changes gray, or an obnoxious color, to a beautiful black or brown in the space of a few minutes. aud contains no mineral poison.

pot, New York. De- Between I.c«ltlm«»e and what is termed puffery there is wide distinction. The first merely explains the real merits of the article sought to be sold, the second assuredly exaggerates those merits if there be any, or invents them if there arc not. What is said about Hostetter's Bitters in the public prints, or disseminated through other channels, is the plain, unvarnished truth. It is a real tonic and corrective, a subduer aud preventive of malarial fever and rheumatism, and a reliable and agreeable alterative of an irregular habit of body, aud promoter of a proper secretion and flow of bile.

Naturally a standard article of this kind has not been exempt from, imitation and underhand competition, but this has not impaired its popularity or damaged its reputation in the slightest degree. Liquid Beef Tonic in pint bottles. Besides tho condensed Beef, prepared from the best parts of tins animal, (Baron Von Liebig's process) the preparation contains Quinine, Iron, Peruvian Bark, and numerous herbs and roots known for their tonic and health-giving properties. Ask for Colden's; take no other. Of druggists generally.

Ketchni Zastroi, Corner of Broadway and Jackson Contractors, Builders, NICK MILLEN Sign of the "Big Boot" Main Street. Helena, Monana. VOItHAl.fi. Abont 3.900 head of Monuna raMed aheep. Apply the nnderslimed.

NA DKKR IiOnnR, June 1882. A WEBK. $11 a Day at home ealMy made. outfit free. AcMrasn TRW A An- jrimu.

ATTENTION TOURISTS! Everything required by Tourlsti can be had at the Store of F.NNIS. fn Hie Mudfiion Valley, which on the traveled to Wonderland. Mr. specialty of suafHylnir ionr- IdtK and on hand Uie very quality of (roods, which he to ESi" obMwl any more In the Territory. Dcatrnctlvc Storm Milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE, August The most destructive storm which has visited this section for years swept over the city to-day. The damage to property is variously estimated ut from $50,000 to But two lives are reported lost. Wm. Kapf- heimer was killed by lightning. The Eighth district school and seven dwelling houses and the schooner.

Angus Smith were struck by lightning. The most damage to property was done by water, -which lilled all the basements in tlie flat part of the city. Many business houses near the river suffered a heavy loss of goods stored in basements. It is reported that water came in suddenly on a family living in abasement on the west side, and in their haste to remove their fur niture they forgot a' baby which lay in a cradle, who was drowned. The sewers in the city proved inadequate for such a fall of water, nnd much damage was done to the streets and many sewer pipes broken by the pressure of the water.

The storm was purely local. AND CABINET MAKERS, Parties Entrusting us with Orders can Rely upon getting the Purest nnd brst goods mnde. Beaten will nnd It to their advantage to examine onr and before pnrrhanlnir elsewhere. Family Trade Solicited, OMAHA, August The Union Pacific has entered into racing the overland freight trnins against the Southern route. Two trains loaded with tcft made the run from Francisco to Chicago, via the Pacific and Chicago, Burlington and Quincy roads, in six days and a fraction.

This run exceeds that previwsly made by a train of twenty cars which made a trip from San Francisco to Kansas City, only via Southern Pacific and Atcbtoon, Topcka and Fe rowls, in MX and wx honn. XPEClAt ATTENTION OIVBN TO Stair Building. Furniture Repaired, Doors and Window Screens Made AND GENERAL JOBBING DOIt tatlsfaotlorr Je8-d For One hundred and riMy of of water on the land. TNto, Thta atai JEWS PA PER I SlEWSPAPFld.