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Daily Republican., 1885-11-14
A Century

Of progress has not produced a remedy
equal 10 Ely's Cream Balm for catarrh,
GOLD In the head or hay fever. II is not
q liquid or snuff, but is perfectly safe
and easily applied with the finger. 1t
gives immediate relief and cures the
worst cases.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-14

In q nursery wherein all ia life and
laugh there is sure to be found DIR.
Bulls Baby Syrup. 10 cents.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-14

The Household Sewing Machine Is an
i'm ,rovement ov '""-~ "
Daily Republican., 1885-11-14

Please look at the II-4
lnBets. They are sell. Z
(s4.oO a pair beats every
Fng else in the market.
Or: $500 Blankets are
prb they must be seen
|A appreciated. No lady
b has Blankets to buy
Ea4ord to pass our stock
I've believe they can save
(nty by buying of us.
ladies' and children's
Helena weekly herald., 1885-07-16
American shipping.

NEW YORK, July 13.-At a meeting OF
the Maratime Exchange to-day a number
of communications from various organiza-
tions were submitted in response to the
memorial adopted by the exchange, recon-
mending a subsidy as a means to revive
American shipping The New York Board
of Trade favored the plan. The San Fran
cisco Board of Trade, Chamber of Com
msrce and Manufacturers Association was
referred to in their joint report, recon-
mending Congress TO provide direct
bounty TO the builders of iron and steel
vessels in foreign and Pacific trade; to
make provisions for carrying ocean mails
in American built iron and steel steamers
TO establish a permanent bureau of COM
merce similar to the British Board of Trade
10 enact prentice system to build TWEEN
ty-five war steamers for the navy, and il
Congress refuses TO pay the bounty asked
to permit the purchase of foreign bdilt
vessels for five years as an experiment.
The Boston Manufacturers Association
approved the Maratime Exchange plan.
The Pittsburg Chamber of Commerce were
in favor of a system similar to the French
bounty
The Minneapolis Board of Trade was not
satisfied that the subsidies would accom-
plish the object, at least until other means
had been tried
Helena weekly herald., 1885-07-16
TIoubl in Ireland.

WATERFORD, July l3.-The anniversary
of the battle OF Boyne yesterday caused
a large increase in the usual Sunday num-
ber Of drunken men TO be on the streets
last night. Among them were many OF
the soldiers belonging to the Welsh regi-
ment doing garrison duty here 4 num-
ber of citizens got into a drunken row
with the soldiers, during which the latter
bayonetted to death one of the former. The
commotion attracted crowds of men to the
scene When the civilians realized that one
of their number had been killed they be-
come furious, and fell upon the soldiers
with such force that the latter were COM
PEELED to beat a hasty retreat TO their bar
racks. The mob followed thea up, but
being threatened with powder and ball if
they attempted to force an entrance to the
barracks, contented themselves with smash
ing the windows of the barracks with
stones The rage of the populace was so
great that il was deemed best TO
transfer the Welsh regiment to some other
nlaee. This was done Immediately, and
as the soldiers march from the barracks 10
the railroad station surrounded by police
men the mob followed them, hooting and
stoning the soldiers. Several Parnellite
members of Parliament have telegraphed
that they will bring the matter before the
government and demand an immediate
inquiry into the outrage Ii is generally
believed that the soldiers began the row.
Helena weekly herald., 1885-07-16

Daring Attempt nj Robbery.

ATLANTA, Ga, July IA desperate
attempt to rob the Richmond * Danville
pay car was made in this city this morn
ing. Paymaster Groser and his cook oc-
cupied the car. Groser expected to be
moved early, and acout a. m. he awoke
and found himself travelling at least forty
miles an hour. The rapid speed aroused
his suspicion. He arose, opened the car
door and put the brake on. The train was
moving up a steep grade, and soon came to
a standstill. Groser climbed on the sup
ply car and approached the engine. When
half way there he observed a man climb
ing off the engine.
Where are you taking me- demanded
Groser
ITO the Belt junction" was answered.
"For what - Groser asked.
You'll find out soon enough. You're
the man we want, was the reply, and at
the same instant the man began firing at
him. With bullets whistlirg about his
head, the Paymaster made for his car and
placed his cook to watch the door Groser
then sprang out ond ran for help. He re-
turned in half an hour with a posse, but
found the men gone. The safe contained
$4,000, but il was not molested. Three
men were seen near the place where the
train was stopped, and one has since been
arrested
Helena weekly herald., 1885-07-16

SAN FRANCISCO, July 12.-The arrival
of the steamer Australia to-day from Aack-
land, New Zealand, June 23d, brings no
startling information regarding the care of
Maxwell, the alleged mnrderer o: ,Preller
at st. Louis in the early part OF April last,
The case was remanded for a week at a
time until the arrival of United States
officers, which occurred a few days after
the Australia sailed, when, as reported by
telegraph, Maxwell was turned over to
them. On June 1SSupreme Justice Gillies
heard the application of a writ OF
lobeas corpus by Mr.. Napier, Counsel for
Maxwell, on the ground that the warrant
issued by the extradition commissioner,
Seth Smith, for the detention of Maxwell
was void, as il did not disclose his jurisdi:.
tion. The court held that there was
nothing on the face of the warrant to show
that il was bad and refused the applica-
ton
Helena weekly herald., 1885-07-16
The Cleveland Strikers.

CLEVELAND, July iS.-The strikers had
a meeting in Newburg this afternoon.
W. J. Gorsuch, editor of socialistic sheet
in Chicago, was present and made speech.
He advocated theft, arson and murder, say
ing the rich had no right to hold property.
He grew very excited and defied the police,
the State authorities, and finally the federal
government, saying that he would fight
like tiger if any one attempted TO arrest
him While he was making these state
ments policeman was quietly making his
way toward the platform. When Gorsuch
stopped for a minute to mop his brow the
policeman tapped him on the shoulder and
he meekly permitted himself obe taken
10 the station and locked up. lie was
charged with using language to incite riot.
He arrived here this morning from Pitts
burg. The strikers remained in doors to-
day. The plate mill will be started again
in the morning and all serious trouble is
thought to be over. The Polish Catholic
Priest has explained the situation to his
Pensioners and many of them are anxious
to return to work. The Bohemians are
still firm and are expected to object when
all the mills again resume their operations.
Helena weekly herald., 1885-07-16
Live Stock.

CHICAGO, July .-Cattle--Receipts,
$500; slow, 10(a Is lower; shipping steers
475@620; stockers and feeders, 80, 45O
through Texas cattle, brisk and firm at
2.15@410.
Sheep-Receipts, 500; slow natives
250G14; Texans. 2.25(9 $50.
CHICAGO, July 9-Cattle-Receipts :, ioo
head; steady; grassers weak shipping
steers iCg6.15; stockers and feeders plenti-
full at 3(d 440; through Texas cattle firm
at 2.75@425.
Sheep-Receipts 500 head steady
natives 2@4.25; Texans pa $40.
CHICAGO. July 10.-CATTLE-Rece
5000; slow, butsteadier; shipping steers
l.7O@ 610: stockers and feeders dull, 3ta
4.30; through Texas cattle firm, 2.15ta
4.25.
SHEEP-Receipts, 1000; good gradas
strong; natives, 2@4.25; Texons, 2@234,
CHICAGO, July 13.--Cattle--Receipts,
1000; natives steady shipping, 4.o0ta6
stockers and feeders, SCa 4.35; Texas, III
lower; corn-fed, 450Cl 80; grassers
275Cq 40.
Sheep-Receipts, 300; steady; natives
2(ai25; Texans, "a $40.
Liverpool special to the DroCers JoaT-
nal quotes American cattle 1c. lower, the
best selling at lie. per pound.
CHICAGO. July 14.-Cattle receipts : 400
weak. 5Ca 10 lower; shipping steers, 1900
so; stockers feeders, $3.50 4 60; through
Texas, 290a4.25.
Sheep receipts, 2000; slow and weak
natives, pa AS; Texas, 2ct 3l5.
Helena weekly herald., 1885-07-16
Cab.egraIns.

BERLIN, JGly l3.-Empress Augusta
offers prize of 81 900 for the best portable
hospital tent for war or epidemic use The
competitors are to exhibit their tents at the
Antwerp exhibition.
ST. PETERsBTRG, July l3.-The Chinese
government recently ordered the expulsion
of an English traveller, Dagleish, from
Yarkand. The Governor having acted
hesitatingly in the execution of the order
has been punished and Dagleish has been
forcibly expelled from Yarkand by the
Chinese authorities.
LONDON, July 13.-The government is
ignorant OF the reported offer OF Elmahdi
to release Gordon for $1,000.
The Mormons commenced crusade
here. They intend to hold meetings every
Sunday. 1t is not unlikely they will OBJ
tain many adherents.
The bricklayers strike continues and
5000 men are idle. Five thousand more
have left the city. At an open air meet
ing of 1000 men to-day a proposal to re-
sumo work at five shillings per day was
almost unanimously rejected.
Helena weekly herald., 1885-07-16
Internal Commerce..

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE annual re-
pert on internal commerce for lSS5, pre-
pared by Joseph Nimmo, Jr-, late chief OF
the Bureau of Statistics, was given to the
press to-day. Part first relates to com
mercal industrial land transportation
interests of the Pacific coast Chapters are
devoted TO the grain fleet of California, the
cereal aud pastoral product and salmon
fisheries of Oregon and Washington Terri
tory and the improvement of the mouth
of the Columbia river. Part second re-
lates to cotton and part third To range and
cattle business. The report is accompanied
by five maps
Helena weekly herald., 1885-07-16
Mexican Railway Affairs.

MEXICO, July l3.-It is reported on good
authority that the government has eX-
empted the VeraCruz Harbor Com pany,
French concern, from the operation of a
decree snspending subsidies The company
is going on with its work. The VeraCruz
papers express great satisfaction at the
appointment of Edward W. Jackson, OF
VeraCrpz Railway, as General Manager of
the Central Railroad, as has been an
nounced here. Rumors are atloat in finan-
cial and railway circles here of the pOssi-
BILE consolidation of the NeraCruz and
Coatral roads.
Manager Janson, of the London Bank, of
this city, is ca route to New York, from
whence he will sail for England.
The government announces that II will
not sell an acre OF Mexican territory AID
that it has confidence in the friendliness of
the American government.
Helena weekly herald., 1885-07-16
Hebrew Relief Association.

sT. LOUIS July l3.-Delegates from the
United Hebrew Relief Associations OF
nearly all the principal cities in the
country assembled here this afternoon
under the call issued by the st. Louis
Relief Association, for the purpose of
forming a Hebrew charities of the United
States The convention was called to Or
der by Marcus Bernheimer, the president
of the local association, who delivered the
address of welcome. A permanent organi-
zation was effected by the election of Mar
Gus Bernheimer, of St. Louis, president !;
j. L. Isaacs, OF New York, vice president !;
Alber Arnstein, of st. Louis, secretary. A
resolution was adopted, declaring in favor
of forming national union of Hebrew
charities, and stating the object OF the
association to be a corporation of the
various Hebrew relief associations of the
United States in the aid of the itinerant
poor.
Helena weekly herald., 1885-07-16
Revolution in Peru.

LDIA, July 9.-News from the int erior
is to the effect that on the Sd inst. Gen.
Caceres notified the government that if no
steps had been taken by Monsieur Tovas
to proceed before negotiations he con-
sidered the amnesty cancelled on the 4th
inst. The entire 5orce of Gen. Caceres' at
tackled the government troops near Jaurja.
Fighting lasted five hours and resulted in
a severe loss on both sides. The forces re-
mained in their old positions. On the 5th
inst. Gen Mas notified Gen. Caceres that
Monsieur Tovas was still anxious to
arrive at a settlement and would name a
day for meeting. Gen. Caceres accepted
the proposition and the amnesty was re-
newed yesterday. Part of the governme Mt
expedition to Arequipa returned to Callao
and the remainder are expected to-day.
Helena weekly herald., 1885-07-16

SAN FRANCISCO, July 9.-Sarah Althea
Hill Sharon this afternoon caused the
arrest of DIR. L. U. Piper, of Chicago, who
came here several months ago to testify as
to the character of the alleged marriage
contract which played the most import
ant part in the celebrated Sharon divorce
case. She charges him with libelling her
in pamphlet recently published in this
city in which Piper states as his belief that
Sharon's signature to the alleged marriage
contract was written by one Max Gumpel
Helena weekly herald., 1885-07-16
withdrawal Of n Steamship Line.

SAN FRANCISCO July 1.-THE Pacific
Mail and Steamship company intend to
withdraw their steamers from the line be-
tween this city aud Australia November
1st, according to the statement to be pub
lished in to-morrow's Call The steamship
company's contract with the Australian
colonies expires on that date. The colonies
declare they will not renew the contract
by which they pay the steamship company
d subsidy unless the United States will
agree to pay portion of it. The recent
decision OF Postmaster-GAneral Villas not
to use any part of the 100000 appropri-
ated by the last Congress to assist in the
transportation of mail is said to have de-
termined this course in the action of the
Pacific Mail company.
Helena weekly herald., 1885-07-16
Leaves OF Absence.

WASHINGTON, July l4.-The Postmaster
General has promulgated the following re-
garding leaves of absence: Leave may b'
given any clerk whose conduct and ser
vices have been satisfactory, for such por
tion OF thirty days as may remain afteI
deducting all the days of his absence for
any cause whatever, sickness or otherwise
since the first day of January. Chiefs o
divisions will recommend granting leave
of absence in such order as shall interfer,
as little as possible with the performance
of the duties of the division. Heretofor,
the deductions referred TO have not beer
made. 1t is understood the same rule viii
be adopted in all the executive depart
me;,ts
Helena weekly herald., 1885-07-16
Post Office Deficiency.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE deficit in
the Postoflice Department for the quarter
ending March 31s, is Sl,666,O00. During
the corresponding time last year the de,
felt was Sss5, 600. Thus the deficit for the
the March quarter of the present year is
SS-0,00O in excess of the deficit during the
corresponding quarter of 1ssi. The tinan-
cial officers of the Department had esti-
mated that the deficiency at the end of the
present fiscal year would be between -,
100000 and s5000O0O, but they are now
of the opinion that the deficit Will aggre-
gate about S6.000,000. The reduction in
the revenue and increase of expenditure Is
attributed to the busiuessde depression, which
is quickly felt in the Postofiice Depart
ment.
Helena weekly herald., 1885-07-16
The Cholera.

PARIS, July 9.--The cholera, it is ru-
mored, has crossed the Spanish frontier
irso the Department of Aude.
Narseilles has prohibited the entry into
the city of melons, cucumbers and summer
fruits. Instructions issued 10 the public
were to avoid all excess, 10 drink as little
as possible between meals, eat beef and
mutton, protect the body from sudden
chills and see that the food taken IS not
stale. Daily tepid baths, followed by
vigorous rubbing, is recommended.
TOULOUSE, July 10.-The Prefect, after
inquiry, has found no case Of cholera IN the
department of Aude.
MADRID, July l0.-The total number of
cases of cholera reported throughout Spain
yesterday was 1.45a deaths, $50. Ii Is
now hoped that Madrid will escape the
scourge as .ae disease is rapidly decreasing
at Arangula.
BOMBAY, July 1.-THE laborers on the
Pisheen railway are deserting by hundreds
because of the ravages Of the cholera in
the country through which the road is
being constructed.
MADRID, July 13.-There were l,4l7
new cases OF cholera reported in Spain
yesterday and G67 deaths. The cholera
has broken out in four places in the prov
ince of Jaen; forty-two new cases were re-
ported yesterday in that province and
eighteen deaths The official report shows
a total of 10000 cases in Spain since the
inception of the scourge up to last even
ing. and a total of 10000 deaths.
MADRID, July l4.-There were reported
throughout Spain yesterday 1902 cases
of cholera and 473 deaths. The returns
from Valencia, however. are incomplete.
A number of suspicious eases of illness are
reported in the city of Segoria, I the
authorities there refuse to adnit that they
are cases of cholera.
MADRID, July 15.-There were l,5S5
new cases of cholera reported in Spain yes
teTday, and G53 deaths.
Helena weekly herald., 1885-07-16
Arizona MarshalshIp.

WASHINGTON, July 9.-Wm. Kidder
Mead, who was to-day appointed U. s.
Marshal for Arizona, has been a resident
of Arizona for eleven years. He has served
in both branches of the Arizona Legisla-
ture, where he made good record At
the last National Democratic Convention
he did excellent work in bringing the
Territories to support Cleveland. His ap-
pointment, says an old Arizonian, will give
entire satisfaction to the Democracy of
Arizona
Helena weekly herald., 1885-07-16
Drowned.

MATTAwA, Ont, July 13.-News has
just been received here that six men, while
running Calf Rapids, four miles from here,
upset their boat. Four of them clung to
the boat and the other two swan ashore.
The four on the boat floated down to Demi-
charge Rapids, where they were washed
away ard perished. Their names were
George Hold, VIM. Christian, Phillip Mar
tin and George Angler. None of the
bodies have been recovered.
Helena weekly herald., 1885-07-16
Suspended from Duty.

WASHINGTON, July 13. = Lieutenant
Commander w. II. Webb, connected with
the Alert on the Asiastic station, has been
tried by court martial on the charge of
drunkenness and found guilty. The court
recommended that he be suspended from
rank and duty on furlough pay for two
years, and that he retain his present num-
Der on the list of lieutenant commanders
during that time. The recommendations
were approved 10y Admiral Davis June I'd.
Webb has been ordered to the United
States in the Juniata.
Helena weekly herald., 1885-07-16
Rebels Routed.

WASHINGTON, July 12.-The Columbian
minister at Washington received to-day
o telegram from Bogota announcing that
the rebels of BaIraaquilla, in persisting in
their determination TO ascend the Magda-
lene river, have been completely routed at
Calamar Their fleet of sixteen vessels
sustained considerable damage through
the explosion of one laden with ammuni-
ton. Almost all the revolutionary leaders
are supposed to be killed or seriously
wounded. 1t is believed the explosion
was caused by a shell from the government
troops
Helena weekly herald., 1885-07-16
DRY Goods.

NEW YORK, July IA heavy rain
interrupted business during the forenoon,
but later there was something done In
prints, ginghams, dress goods and ladies
wear, and worsted clothing fabrics; also
specialties in fancy wool goods are doing
fairly well, but staple cotton is quiet. The
exports of domestic eottons for the past
week were 432 packages and for the ex-
pired portion of the year ll2,717 packages,
against 92,24l packages for the same time
last year
Helena weekly herald., 1885-07-16
DIscredited Report.

SAN FRANCISCO, July lO.-A. X. Coney,
the Mexican Consul of this city, in inter
view on the subject of selling Mexican
territory to the United States, stated that
the published reports on the matter were
without significance, as the Mexican adj
ministration would not dare, in the oppo-
sition of prevailing public sentiment, pro-
tect the sale of any portion of Mexican
territory. 1t is further stated that there
exists prohibition in the Mexican consti-
tuition against the sale or dismemberment
of any portion of the Republic.
Helena weekly herald., 1885-07-16
Coionizing the Northwestern Terri
tory.

OTTAWA. July 1l.-Count Esterhazy has
had satisfactory interview with the
government in reference to colonizing 20,-
600 Hungarians in the Northwest Terri
tory. He is Hungarian nobleman. ban
ished for participating in the revolution of
A. Many Hungarians were exiled at the
same time and settled in Pennsylvania,
where they worked in the coal and iron
mines from time to time. Others of their
countrymen have joined them in America
and have reached the number stated.
Helena weekly herald., 1885-07-16
For Parliament.

LONDON. July 14.-L.J J. Jennings, form
erly editor of the New York Times, has
consented 10 contest one of the Parlia-
mentary districts of Stock Park, Cheshire,
in the Tory interest in the coming general
election. In his address, accepting the
candidacy, Mr.. Jennings advocates local
self government for Ireland, and an import
tax on finished manufactured goods.
Helena weekly herald., 1885-07-16
San Francisco Firemen.

LONDON, July 13.-The Board OF Works
to-day passed formal resolution declaring
that while its statute powers do not per
nit it to officially extend an invitation -tC
the San Francisco Fire Brigade to visit
London with their appliances, yet the
Board would be pleased to see the San
Francisco firemen, and would afford them
every facility for examining the London
fire department
Helena weekly herald., 1885-07-16
Important Question.

WASHINGTON, July s.-Tbe Comptroller
Will be called upon to decide the question
as to the right of the Treasurer to redeem
$50 compound interest-bearing notes of
1s64, on the face of which the date author
izing their issue are wrongly stated. The
Treasurer recently redeemed such note,
and the First Auditor in passing on his
accounts disallowed its paymement.
Helena weekly herald., 1885-07-16
Cholera Reported at Toledo. Ohio

WASHINGTON, July 10.-A few days age
dispatch was received at the Office of the
Supervising Surgeon General of the Marine
Hospital Service, saying that several cases
OF sporadic cholera had occurred at Toledo,
Ohio. Dr. Hamilton, the Supervising Sur
geon General, Immediately telegTaphed for
a report from the Medical Inspector. Ne
reply has as yet been received.
TOLEDO, Ohio, July 1.-The report OF
two cases of sporadic cholera here is With
out foundation.
Helena weekly herald., 1885-07-16
A Wheat Pest.

ROCHESTER, n. Y. July 10.-The Hes
sian fly has made great devastation ia the
wheat fields of various towns in Wayne
county. In Arcadia the loss is estimated
at $4,000; in the immediate vicinity of
Lyons the loss is estimated by careful OBJ
servers at $4,000. In some places the
farmers are burning their wheat fields in
order to exterminate insects as far as posi-
hla
Helena weekly herald., 1885-07-16
Hungarian Emigration scheme.

OTTAWA Ont, July 11.-Count Ester
bogg, who proposes to settle 10000 Hun
garians in the Canadian Pacific railroad
belt in the Northwest, has had an inter
view with the government regarding the
scheme. The ministers expressed them
selves as satisfied with the terms of settle
ment proposed by the Count, and promised
to arrange the matter rs speedily as posi-
BILE. The Count leaves to-day for Penn
svlxania
Helena weekly herald., 1885-07-16
Louis Rel.

TORONTO, July s.-Extracts from the
private memoranda of Louis Riel have
been pub lshed here In the memoranda
Riel claims divine inspiration and prophe-
cies the Duck Lake and other fights. No
new light is thrown ca the cause of the
rebellion.
Helena weekly herald., 1885-07-16

Christian Temperance Union, one of the
oldest organizations of the kind in the
country, adopted a resolution to-day sever
ing its connection with the State and Ma
tional Unions. The local Union believes
in non-partisan action. while the State
and National organizations have declared
for the Prohibition party.
Helena weekly herald., 1885-07-16

WASHINGTON, July 10.-The Commits
sioner of Internal Revenue, has sent cir
cular to the Collectors of Internal Revenue
directing them to continue the system OF
supervising the operations of fruit dis
tilleries, which has survived the three past
seasons.