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Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1895-07-06
SOLICITED TO MAKE CouNTERFEITs
Judge Bellinger OF Portland Suinmarii;
DisinisseS q Case

Portland, June 29.-In the United States
district court today Judge BelIinger or
dered the jury to bring in a verdict of not
guilty in the case of Dere Davenport, on
trial for counterfeiting. Charles French
testified that he had been employed by
Special Treasury Agent N. r. Harris to
induce Davenport into making counter
felt silver dollars.
Judge Bellinger said: "If this is the
kind of testimony there is against Day
export l shall not send the case to the
jury. Il shows that he was solicited to
make counterfets by an agent Of the
government"
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LATE BATTLES on CUBAN SOIL
Spanish Dispatches Tell of the Defeat of
INSURGENTS

Havana June 28.-News received from
Puerto Principe from the tnsurgent camD
south OF that place show that the insuY-
gents acknowledge the loss of 10 men
Killed IN a recent attack upon Alta Gra-
cia.
Captain Costa, commanding a detach-
ment OF about 40 soldiers. surprised an
lnsurgent band commanded by Basilio
Gierra al Aguadita, province of Santa
Clara. At the first volIey from the troops
the insurgents fed, leaving one dead and
four seriously injured.
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SToCKMEN AND SETTLERS CLASH
Serious Trouble threatened in Boise
County, idaho

Boise, July There is serious trou-
BILE in Long valley, Boise county. between
the settlers and cattlemen, who drive
their herd in for summer range News
reaches here that on Tuesday morning
last about o'clock ffty-four head Of
cattle We're driven into the corral ana
killed. A thousand head We're driven in
by Ada county owners a few weeks ago.
Last fall thirty head We're killed in the
same way. There is said to be a secret
organization in the valley for the pur-
pose of driving out those who drive in
there in the summer. and more trouble H.
expected
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CHICAGO PHYSICIAN DENOiINcen
mayor Swift Charges DIR. Reynolds With

mayor SWIFT Charges DIR. Reynolds With
Criminal Carelessness.
Chlcago, June 2s.-Mayor Swift TODAY
issued a statement condemnfng DR.. Ar
thur Reynolds, ex-city health commts-
sloner. for the management of the small.
pox epidemic last winter, which cause,
l9s Deaths The mayor says that the pest
mouse was kept In frghtful condition
.hat the attendants were careless and
lnenleleht' and that no deaths need to
have occurred had the health denartmon.
been properly managed. Reynolds is one
of the most prominent physicians of Chi
cago
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MEXICO WILL DO HER OWN MINTING
Has Resumed Contro OF That I'm nortaI t
Branch Of the Government


City Of Mexico, July 1.-The government
Of Mexico today resumed control of the
mints, ana viii hereafter levy Uniform
tax Of > per cent. on all the gold and si-
Yer contained in the ore mined in the
country, without regard to where 1t is
Snlelted. For several years the mints have
been leased to private individuals, vino,
Whlle they nave charged a mintage tax,
nave put it on somewhat different basis
from that proposed by the government.
Inc charge for mintng gold ana Silver
mas been almost az per cent, while the
government has collected III addition 6I
Of ! per cent, making a tax of over >
per cent. TO be paid by all the Mexican
mine owners having their ores coined into
money in Mexico, while those who sent
their product to snelters either in the
United States OF Mexico escaped the tax.
1t was this condition Of affairs that indtc-
ed the government to assume control Of
The mihts. and to tax all ore irrespective
OF whore it is treated.
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(AcHT DEFENDER FINALLY AFLoAT
Pulled OFF the Ways and Found to Be
Ininifired

Bristol, r. t., July At 2:45 o'clock
this afternoon under the direction Of Cap
tain Herreschotf the tug Right Arm be-
gan pulling three big hawsers fastened to
the Defender. For over a quarter Of an
hour the efforts of the tug were without
effect. when suddenly the boat slipped
Oft the ways ana hoated into deep water
amid the footing Of whistles and the
shouting Of spectators,
A thorough examination Of the hull by
divers has been made and it is pro
nounced uninjured by it's forty-eight
hours suspension near the end Of the
ways.
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FATAL ACCIDENT WHILE HUNTING
waiter houston Received a Rifle Ball i'm
the Stomach and Mod

'~' houstoH Received Rifle Ball i'm
the Stomach and Died
rockford June 2e.-Walter Huston. Is
a,s u age was accidentally shot yes
leroay by John Reed, at Reeds ranob
iour and half miles west of town Tha
poss hao started out to shoot squirrels
WIN u calibre rifle. Young Reed STUN
oled, and In some manner discharged ths
gun. the bullet entering the person of
young huston. about two inches to one
sue oi the navel. passing through his
ABDOMEN and kidneys and lodging in the
OF the back. Medical aid was s,,m-
moned at once, but the wound was fatal
huston dying this morning.
waiter Huston Is stranger here, having
come with his mother and two brothers
from Oregon only three or four days ago
ana they We're stopping with MIR Reed
aiilii MI, ehe sons could find home for the
family. Mrs. Huston is a widow 1sdy \.
pendent upon her sons
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VOLUNTARY INCREASE IN WAGES
Iron Workers in the Middle west Get
- 10 Per Cent AdIeA TO SaIariea


10 Per Cent Added to Salaries
Chicago, July 1.-The increase Of 10 per
cent IA wages recently declared by the
illinois Steel Company goes into effect
today. over 1000 men are affected by the
advance. They are employed at the South
Chlcaso works, the North Chicago roll
ing mills and the plants at Milwaukee ana
Joliet.
St. Louis, July 1.-The wages of the en-
plcyes Of the st. Louis Shovel Company
We're raised 10 per cent today The com
rany employs over 800 men. The vases
OF the men We're cut down about three
years ago with the understanding that
they would be restored as soon as busi-
ness improved.
Anderson, Ind, July THE American
Wire Nail Company advanced the wages
OF its men 10 per cent today. The com
pany employs 7e0 men and is the largest
plant Of the kind in the world. The raise
was unsolicited.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1895-07-06
COLORADO SPRINGS BUNkO GAME
Police in That City Untangling Strange
Story.

Denver, June pa special to the News
from Colorado Springs says:
lhe police are untangling q strange
story. They were called to the Graham
residence to arrest two men who had
attempted to abduct Mrs. Graham. stating
that they wanted to use her at Cripple
Creek in locating gold mines It seems
tnat Graham has been in the habit of
hypnotizing her and is said to have made
some valuable discoveries by following
directions given by her while in a trance
state. The attempted kidnapers made
their escape before the police arrived.
leaving Mrs. Graham bruised and ex
hausted from her struggle with them.
The police tonight locked up Graham on
a charge OF unlawful cohabitation. They
claim the pair are attempting to fleece
a wealthy Cripple Creek mining man
whom they have in their power.
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JOCKEY siMMs MADE A STATEMENT
Claims He Had Nothing TO DO With Mi.
ing That Horse

London, July L-Wtlliam stmms. Cio!1-
er's coored jockey, was examined toGa,
by an officer Of the Royal Society for tba
prevention OF Cruelty to Animals re-
garding statements made that he had
driven horse to death Monday, June H.
n an attempt to drive from Newmarket
to Cambridge and back, 26 miles, within
an hour. Si1n1ns said he drove the horse
from Cambridge to the place where ii
dled' but no faster than a walk. Croker
had left the horse at Cambridse IA NJ
shod and was not aware that Sir7rns drove
the horse until after the animals death
Slmms is trying TO retain Edward H. car
son, N. F.. who prosecuted oscar Wilde.
to prosecute his libel suits
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London, June 28.-The society for the
prevention Of cruelty to animals is invest
igating the report recently published that
William Sims, Croker's colored Jockey.
recently drove horse to death in an at
tempt to win a wager. If found true the
jockey will be arrested. 1t Is reported
that Croker was Sims companion on the
drive, and he may also find himself in
serious trouble.
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THE MESSENGER Soy AN EMBEzzl ER
Passport Bureau OF the State ,,e,.r+
lnGUt iti..l... n, =. -

Fasspoit buteau OF the State Depart.
men' blseoHcts a Youthful Ii!ancier,
ashington. June 29-For some time
me mead OF the passport bureau of thf
state department has been mystifed hv
receiving demands from persons in va
IIous towns and cities for a prompt reply
10 Their applications for passports or re-
turn OF money sent to the department
IN each case the Investigation failed ia
snow that any such applications had been
received. It was apparent that stealing
was going on somewhere, and after Close
watching Kirk McMurtrie, a messenger
BOY whose duty It was to get the mail
sI1,s. ala carry II to the passport bureau, was
suspected. 1t was found that he had haen
lndulging in lavish expenditures and gen.
eFalIy had money to spend. The amount
1ost IS not yet known but 1t is certain to
De Well up in the hundreds of dollars
Ifolh the number of complaints received,
II IS SAID that on last Saturday eighteen
letters each containing a dollar, were
abstracted. McMurtrie has been dis
charged.
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LOUIS BUFFINO KILLED HIMSELF

Verdict OF the Jury on the Death OF a
San francisco Man
Charlotte Va. June 23,-An inquest in
the Buftlno case was held today, the YER
Gict being that Louis j. Bufino came to
his death by means of a silk handkerchief
tied twice about his neck, by his own
hands, thereby producing strangulat ton.
Samuel Pierce, sleeping car porter, the
only material witness, believed Buffino's
mind was impaired, as he had acted in a.
peculiar manner during the trip from New
orleans. The body was shipped this after
noon to San Francisco via Cincinnati.
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GREAT THATCHER RESERVOIR BURST


TWentySix Million Gallons of Water
Turned Loose in u Colorado Valley.
La Junta, Col, June 29.-At I'd. NJ. TODAY
the dam gave way at the Thatcher reser-
voir, 46 miles above here, flooding the
surrounding country east and filling Tam
pas creek and the many canyons bank
full. The reservoir contained 26, ,0o0,O 600 GAL
Ions, and drained the foothills Of the Ra-
ton mountains for 81 miles.
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NEW MONTANA CODE IN EFFECT
Considered to Re the Most ComnIete in

the United States
Helena, July 1.-The new state codes
adopted by the last legislature went into
effect today and work some revolutions in
the laws Of the state
The codes extend the time of equity Of
redemption Of mortgages 10 one year. and
the statutes Of limitation are changed.
The New York system Of drawing juries
and the New York rule Of summons are
substantially adopted. The civil code is
the David Dudley Field
code, SO largely in force in California,
Taken as whole it is believed that the
codes are the most complete in the United
states. It is considered to be the intention
that all actions now in the courts will be
determined by the laws in force when
they We're instituted The codes have lust
been printed and it Will take some time to
determine carefully their effect.
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ExILEs WILL RETURN TO HAWAII
Ashford and Wundenberg VIII DEFY
Dolefs Government

San Francisco. June 30.-yolney "
Ashford and Fred Wundenberg who were
exiled from Hawaii for alleged inpltca-
ton in the rebellion. have announced that
they Will return to Honolulu. They Will
not go as f1libusterers, but under the pro-
lection OF the British flag. They claim
to be British subjects and they saw thew
have received assurances from Great
Britain that they will be supported in their
claim Of right OF residence in Hawaii.
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LAST APPEAL OF HtcusNA<,s WIFE
Governor horton Compelled 10 Refuse
stirring Entrcaty


ch,,nan NIX II H., g, 5uly AIRS Bu-
,naGa a W - - eiiS roi'lenhed fhufdefer
(inver,7a, 1IL,ta,, III - elLoIt 70 induce
Land,s ao,,+o,.,, = ~ Noit'li"to tto Hti mus
;; o,rInr1- +li ~ mp l2olllieit 4
an ~, l,r', tf9 Us sHe "oiilf'h SAM
Glaadaa rr,, 1, f1,c,,,,li, '1,e 80 q nor ana
n,og+ ,y, u = ii"rHf'1iH ne. tlitf a.
Nto,,+ ~ w l'I.TU 1ier spgahihs Governor
t[,as ,s l, NIX oi.s teSiS STOOD IN MS
he, ". ,,.,,l1 III ~ '1S1 'set dlid tolu
u.s. . "li1 ilsI request.
~ AilD t4-AA-C HON
nin& sing, july 1.-The following dis
patch was received at the prison from
New York:
- arden sage, Sing Sing Prison.
New YORK The opinion of the attorney
5enefaI IS misleading and misstates facts
i, a. s,,,,,.l,l- ie re t,ue4anah case IS
ana NV It,,i+tI 60 " tIo = me" states,
II sta,,a,7 Nm - -" your authority
vorly ei1rmosed 5r,t,t ~ 5"Feh
fierco of the e,Irr,a III, ~ ~
trv AT5TrEITp r, ,,r-,TT5r T-' 0'''>
"CsF1pC.t1 ~ Y C,riI,I,,,-e,. ~,
Mrs Buchanan arri1,a'' ~, 49,, - 49,. -
reachtu. here m 1e.oo . -, .,,1 rr. td1, sl.-'-,
to thr residence 0f tra naeto,. ,f ~ D.
byterian church Warden Sacra 5a,,+ 49,, ~
word that She could MT III r. rrisona,,
When she arrived the prison offfriais
we're already prnna,,i,,or hi+, for Az, ola
tric chair.
At 1l:1i the witnesses were called IA tha
execution chamber Electrician Davis |
vas at the switchboard In the closed |
box was the convict. who upon the signal |
was TO turn the switch. When the 32arty !
vas seated the electrician put a bank Of /
incandescent lights on the chair and sent
lhe current through them. There were
i'4V Volts IN the bark. When the current
was switched off the warden and two
54aIds guard appeared at the door with Dir
'iGhahah. lie walked in without a word
anu l5 LOOK ms seat. IN about thirty sec
l',t'5, oltl,a l.S as strapped ana IN forty sec
"-a.l7 y .,lGta 4ead a voltage OF l,7t9
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INSTRUCTORS IN INDIAN SCHOOLS
Convention of Teachers or the west ar
Sioux Civ

Sioux City, Ia., July IA convention 5f
instructors in the Indian schools of the
west met here today, by direction Of the
department Of the interior. over 500 teach
SIS are present, representing the schools
OF Nebraska, North ana South Dakota.
Montana, Wyoming and adjoining states
Several native Instructors are also pres
ent. Different methods of teaching and
governing the Indian pupils will be dts
eussed, and specimens of their work are
on exhibition. The sessions of the conyan-
ton will continue daily until July s
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1895-07-06
PREDICTS A RUSSIAN.JApAN WAR
4 German Diplomat Thinks II Is a Ger.
taintN Of the Eutura

New York. July IA special to the
Herald from Berlin says: A member of
the diplomatic service and a friend Of
Prince Bismarck is responsible for the
statement that the reports of prepara-
tions being on for an outbreak of hostiIi-
ties between Russia and Japan are quite
correct. He is of the opinion that a secret
treaty Of alliance has been concluded be-
tween Great Britain and the japanese
government.
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Gifts OF q P.lllanthroDiSf

Chicago, July ii. <. Pearsons. the
great patron Of colleges, is to give sc, 900
to Whitman college, WaIla Nalla, Wash
Friends OF the institution are collecting
the $l50Gg0 necessary to secure the $50
900 gift. Mr. Pearsons has given away
$500 900 to various institutions.
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Want the Receiver nemoyed

Bucyrus. O., June De. Zurhost one
OF OF me ch1ef promoters Of the Columbus,
Sandusky & Hooking Valley railway. has
lled a motion to have Receiver James n
stewart, who was appointed Thursday
evening, removed on the ground that he
was an Interested party, that bonds O!
$4,000 were insufficient and for other rea-
sons. Judge Smalley set the case for
July &
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Stoned an Expire st

Winnipeg, Man. June 29.-Father Lev
den, an ex-catholic monk of Boston, mar
rowly escaped mobbing when he lect-
ured at Fort William and Rat Portage
Ont. He was stoned at the latter place
and defended himself with a chair. The
authorities gave him safe conduct out of
town.
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Receiver for the ohio Road.

GAINESVILLE, O., July 1.-0n application
of the first mortgage bondholders Of the
Bellaire, GAINESVILLE & Cincinnati railroad,
j. j. Geddis formerly general manager.
has been named receiver by the courts.
The Belmont county company would be
in default III interest on prior lien bonds
today and the action takein for the pur-
pose of forestalling any movement on the
part of the bondholders.
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Washington, July mo surprise was
manifested al the state department over
the reported seizure by the Rush of the
Saliva, the Canadian sealer. The fact
that there is sealing feet in prohibited
waters and that officers OF revenue cut
ters have been instructed to prevent IL
legal sealing indicates, the officers say,
tnat a great many seizures are likely to
occur before the season is over.
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Denounced the Debs Verdic,

Indianapolis. June 3o-Over 200 working
men gathered this afternoon for the pur-
pose Of giving formal expression Of their
feeling toward the decision Of the su-
preme court in the Debs case. Mr.. Mo
Bride, Of the American Federation Of La
Dor. spoke, and set OF resolution. con-
demning the resolutions was adopted.
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Canal commissioners at Colon

Colon, July 1.-The United States war
ship Montgomery, having on board the
United States commission appointed to
report upon the route of the Nicaragua
canal, and the possibility Of digging that
proposed waterway. has arrived here from
san Juan Del Sur (Cireytowm. The com
missionera have visited San Jose, Costa
Rica, and viii inspect the route Of the
Panama canal tomorrow.
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bENVER ALDERMEN IN TROuBL
-ih2it constituents Talk Of InfIiceire
Bodily Harm on Them.

Bodily iiarm on Them
Denver, June 28.-Almost the entire no.
iiGe lofee was occupied last night guard
lhg the houses Of eight aldermen who
feared Violence from their constituents
-Ah of03lance granting reduction of Is
per cent. on the schedule of water rates
ho" III force passed the aldermen lv a
Nole OF to g. and this aroused the anger
oI Tue people, who attended the council
meeting IN force. The measure has :,
clau5e which makes the rates 4 fixed bur
Gei on the people for 15 years Besides,
Il IS Claimed, the reduction is not halt
"hat the public is entitled to under the
colhPanys contract which calls Tor a
REDUCTION this year to the average rates
charged in Chicago, St Louis and Gin
e1hnat, Although much harsh talk is
AeaTd no overt acts against the alder
men nave been committed.
LIBEL SUITS FOLLOW.
IenVer, June 2S.-Supervisors Phystar
'hu buckton and Aldermen Young. IojdeI
ana H1ngiey instituted libel suits for s50
JoV damages each against both the Rock
" hountaln News and Denver Republican,
q inns afternoon. Plaintiffs are members of
me water committee of the city council
illd claim to have been slandered by ar
-lcies published regarding their course
II connection with the attempt now being |
mace TO secure reduction of rates charg- |
'd by the Denver Union Water Co,nnany |
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Switzerland Temperance Women

Berne, July 1.-The temperance session
of the Grinwalde conference concluded
today. The American delegation numbers
l50. The representative of the Woman s
Christian Temperance Union will leave
on Tuesday for Paris. Later in the sum
mer the mammoth petition of the Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union will
be presented to the governments at St.
Petersburg, Copenhagen, Stockholm,
Rome and Athens.
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Bridge Seized for raves

Council Bluffs, July 1.-The bridge span
ming the Missouri river between this city
and Omaha, the property Of the Omaha
Bridge and Terminal Company, has been
seized by the sheriff of this county for
$1,000 taxes. The company refuses pay
ment on account of excessive valuation.
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Judge Dundy Injured i

Omaha, July IA private dispatch from
Hot Springs, $. D., says that Judge Dun
dy Of the federal court, district if Ne
braska, suffered broken leg and other
injuries there Sunday. He was in the
bath and made use Of the toboggan slide
and in some way ran into an obstruc-
ton and fell over
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ELECTION COMMISSIONERS NAMED
Mayor SutrO Selected the Board for
san Francisco.

San Francisco, July 1.-Mayor Adolph
Sutro today named the members of the
new board Of election commissioners for
San Francisco under the law passed by
the last legislature. They are: a. Z. Cas-
tie, republican, two years; Samuel Fos-
ter, republican, four years; ?. NJ. Wellin.
democrat, four years; James Denman,
democrat. two years.
The commissioners will elect a secreta-
ry, who will be a member of the board
and take the place Of registrar
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Seernan Jury Disagreed.

Detroit June 3o-The jury In the trial
of DR.. seeman. the physician. who is
charged with the responsibility for Emily
Halls death on account Of a criminal
operation, came into court at o'clock
this morning and announced a Disagree
ment. The jury was discharged and an
other trial will be begun tomorrow after
noon.
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THE BUFORD MONUMENT DEDICATED


toTic Gettysrurg Spot
Gettysburg, July 1.-The fornlal"de,7ica-
ton OF 8uford monument took place to-
cay IN the presence of q large gathering
OF civic and military organizations. The
War department, the state of Pennsylya-
MIA, the West Point class of 184S, of which
Bufor6i was member, the staff Of General
reynolds, who was killed at Buford's side,
and various commands with which Buford
was Identified were, present. The cerelno-
MES opened with an Grafton by General
J. IL. Wilson.
After General Wilson's Grafton the spils
ing Of guns by Major Calef, who com
manded the battery, occurred. The statue
was then decorated with laurel vreaths
amid the firing Of minute guns by Battery
{, Third United States artillery.
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NEW TARIFF or GERMANY N EFFEcr
I.at.n En...l.. -, 49,. j

Where Discrimination Is iviacnt.
Berlin, July 1.-The new tariff measure
passed by the reichstag early in May goes
into effect today. The most important
provision is that authorizing the govern
ment to impose retaliatory duties when
ever other nations discriminat AGAINST
German products. Discriminating duties
on goods now on the free list are, how
ever, limited to 70 per cent al Valorem
The measure also raises the duty on per
fumes containing alcohol from 200 to SOB
marks and imposes a protective duty on
t4uebracho wood, which is used for tan-
ming.
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JESSE CALLAHAN RESTS EASILY
No Change in the Condition of the Man
Shot at Starhuck

Walla Walla. June 29.-Jesss Callahan.
who was shot by Bosler at starbuck, ia
resting easy. The chance of recovery is
the same as yesterday.
Colfax, June 2e.-Peter Bosler. who shot
Jesse Callahan at Starbuck, never kept
a restaurant here, but Is known by sew
eral persons. who are surprised at hear
Ing of the deed. Both men formerly lived
In Tekoa. have been acquainted some
years. and at one time were in business
together.