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WAR REVENUE BILL.
The Democratic Amendments VIII Prob
ably Prevail.

The Democratic Amendments Will Prob
ably Prevail.
Washington. May 9.-When the finance
adjourned o-night considera-
ton of the war revenue bill had been al
most completed. although there were
some puzzling problems still unsolved. one
of which was the manner of dealing with
proprietary medicinal articles. There will
be probably a uniform tax on all of them.
The committee decided to place a license
upon banks at the rate of 500 a year and
upon brokers at the rate of $50. but has
not yet determined whether the profes-
sions shall be licensed or not. on life in
surance companies the rate has been in
creased fvefold. being made 10 cents on
mated that this increase will add about a
million dollars In revenue.
The provision for an inheritance tax and
for a tax or bills of lading were both
adopted. as were the provisions for tax
ing all dealings i'm futures. including buck
ct shop operations. The bill. as II viii be
reported. will contain a provision requir-
ing that "a memorandum be made of all
deals OF this character. however small.
and that "A 2-cent stamp be placed upon
this memorandum.
The democratic amendments will be ia
ken up tomorrow and there is very little
doubt that they will all be adopted. as
Senator Jones of Nevada has indicated
his purpose OF standing with the demo-
Gratis on all the principal changes they
suggest. II Is possible that the considera-
ton of the bill may be completed to-mor-
row. but II is not probable.
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DOWN WITH THE TAXES"
1t Is the Rallying Cry of the
Spanish Mobs.
RIOTING IN THE CITIES
Twelve Men Killed at L~inares-SeviIle
and saraeosa Placed Under Martial
LAVA Military Dictatorship
Being Planned.

Madrid. May s-The mob made an
other attack on the town hall at Lin
ares and drove out the civil guards.
The rioters were well supplied with
ammunition and kept up a CALLING fire
while shouts of Down with taxes
were raised on all sides. After fore
ing an entrance into the town hall, the
rioters pillaged the building. subse-
quently capturing the residence of the
tax collector BY assault. They de-
molished everything in sight. stole
LOO pesetas and a box of jewels and
attempted to set fire to the house.
Serious disorders have occurred at
Brones. near Seville. at which place
the village priest has been stoned to
death.
Revised reports show that IL men
were killed and so were wounded at
Linares. The bodies of the killed and
the wounded persons We're allowed to
lie on the streets. the fusillade being
so incessant hat 1t was impossible to
rescue the wounded.
The last reports received from Lin
ares said the lighting vas continuing
and that profiting by the confusion.
merchants and others were introduce
ing quantities of goods into the town
Without paying the duties.
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Key West. Fla. May e.-The Spanish
fishing smack Santiago Apostal was
captured by the gunboat Mayflower
of Havana yesterday and brought in
by a prize crew this afternoon. She
was bound from Yantic for Havana,
with a cargo of fish and a crew Cf 20
men. She was rounded up with Dne
blank shot.
This was the only incident of h
day. which was largely devoted TO the
circulation of alarming rumOrs of n
sinking Of the American ships on the
Cuban coast. Up to n'ghtfnll nothing
approaching definite evidence OF the
blcckading fleet had reached here. The
story fourishing at that hour was that
heavy firing had been heard on Ha-
vana. This was brought in by small
boats and was as much in need ot verb
fication as the others.
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IN
Idaho Volunteers do Not Know where
They Are Going.

Idaho Volunteer DO Not Know where
They Are Going.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Boise. Idaho. May 9.-There seems to
be considerable confusion about the
destination OF the Idaho volunteers.
One statement was to the effect that
one battalion will be sent to Manila
and the other to Chickamauga. A
bulletin this evening made such an
nouncement. but there Is reason to be-
lieve that the order will be changed
and that the entire regiment will go to
the Philippines.
On Sunday Governor S~teunenberg re-
ceived a dispatch from Secretary of
War Alger, asking him how soon he
could get one battalion of the Idaho
troops ready to go to Chickamauga.
The dispatch stated that II was the de-
sire of the department to move one
battalion without waiting for the 9TH
err to be gotten ready. On Saturday a
message from senator Shoup stated
that he was advised that h Idaho
oop would be sent to Manila. After
receiving the message OF a contrary
character from the secretary OF war,
the governor wired Senator Shoup ad-
vising him OF the contents of the dis
patch. In response he received the
following message. 1t having been filed
Sunday evening:
Stf1tIdi RilltS dutloTlLtf INT 10 say
through you to u troops at Boise
they are booked for Manila. Accept
my congratulations n best wishN.
Shoup."
That seemed TO settle the matter. but
the receipt OF the bulletin in the af-
ternoon again caused confusion. Lieu
tenant Walsh received n dispatch dur
ing the evening from the commlssary
at Vancouver barracks. stating that
travel rations had been forwarded for
one battalion to San Francisco. From
this IL would seem that the department
had determined at the time the dis
patch was sent the governor to divide
the troops. and that the order had been
sent Vancouver to send rations. having
been lone before the time when Senator
Shoup received the assurance from
Genera Miles. 1t, therefore. is thought
probable that later dispatches will
change the programme.
Governor Steunenberg to-day COM
missionef Hon. Thos II. Hamer Of
Fremont county and Hon. r. a. Fem
of Ada county captains, but has not as
signed them. 1t IL understood. how
ever, Hamer will retain command OF
the company he brought from FTemon;
and Bingham counties, while Fem will
have command of company ! of Boise.
whose captain died last week. Gov
ernor Steuenberg says he Is 100 men
short. owing to the rigor of the physical
examination. He has advices that al
the men needed can be recruited in
short order. and has sent recruiting Of
ficers north and south. The governor
says both battalions VIII be mustered
In ready 10 move by the last Of this
week.
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BRITISH INTERESTS.
England Wants the Philippines to Com
pletc its Chain Of COLONIES

"''S h''IpPthes y Soh
piete its Chain of Colonies.
London, May 10.-The Hong Kong
correspondent OF the Daily Chronicle
says: The British In Manila have for
warded a petition through the British
consul to Vice Admiral Seymour. COM
mander-in-chief of the Chinese station.
for further naval assistance. and IL is
anticipated that additional vessels will
be sent there on Wednesday. The
British consul is working i'm thorough
harmony with the American COM
mander. but II Is felt that the over
whelming British commercial interests
require supervision by a force sufficient
TO keep the Spaniards and natives i'm
check.
There Is n desire here to advocate a
British acquisition of the Philippines.
thus completing the chain Of British
possessions from the straits settlements
by Borneo to this colony. IL is felt
here that the occupation of the Philip
pines by any other great European
power would be most dangerous to
their interests.
Business at Manila Is at a complete
standstill. but the S~panlards are not
likely to surrender until the city is
blown to pieces. The British inhabi-
tants. however, are confident that the
trouble will soon be over.
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Going to Chicago and East.

The experienced traveller selects
The Northwestern Line.
Not because il is the shortest line between
The Twin Cities and Chicago.
But because il is the Best Line both as to
track and equipment.
Also because it is always in advance in
furnishing all the comforts of travel,
Such as DINING CAPS,
FREE CHAIR CARS.
PARLoR CARS,
COMPARTMENT CAPS.
BUFFET LIBRARY CARS,
10 SECTION SIEEPERs.
CARPETED COACHES and
COMPLETE VESTIBUIED TRAINS.
Gas lighted and steam heated.
Well posted travellers also know that
The Best service in the World is Offered on
The North Western Limited from
Minneapolis and st. Paul to Chicago.
For tickets md information ask your
home agent or call on agents at
39S Robert Street. Cor. 9th. ST. Paul,
4ij Nicol.et Avenue. Minneapolis,
Or Address, T. w. TeaSdale.
Gen'l Passenger Agent, st. Paul
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Land Once at Helena. Mont. April II. 1898.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has Hled notice of his intention 10
make hnsl proof in support Of his claim. and that
said proof will be made before J. ". Aeys~. C.
= Com'r, at Deer Lodge. Mont. on May 81, 1895.
viz: James l. Goodwin. for n. 4. 4521. for the
east one-hslf OF the southwest one guarser. ssd
lots 3 and 4. section 80. township ) north. rsses
y west
he names the following witnesses 10 prove h..
Continuous residence upou and cultivation OF - 4
land. via; Joha L. Fifer Frank Henaalt. sr..
EIsce Giard and Andrew Peterson. al Of Wan
Springs, Deer Lodge coanty. Mont.
Any person who desires u protest against the
allowance Of said proof. or who knows any sub-
~stanfial reason. under the Law end the reguia
tions Of the interior department. Why sueh proof
should not be allowed. viii be given ~ oppor
tunity at the above mentioned time aud plaxs to
erossexamins the witnesses OF said claimant,
and to offer evlden.s In rehattsl 81 thss submit
ted by claimant W.. I. Coz. Register
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for Leo Harmon. the Miles City banker
recently indicted by the grand jury. to-
day lie q motion to quash the indict-
ment and pleas in abatement. The indict-
rnent Is attacked on the grounds that one
Of the jurors. A. L. Deemers Of Ariee. was
not . citiseD because he Hives on a reser-
Walton: that the witnesses whose names
are endorsed upon the indictment were
never called before the grand jury and
that the grand jury was no grand jury be-
cause II was ~empanelled in the circuit
court while indictments were returned in
the district court. The motion will be ar
gued Monday.
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Land Office at Helena. Mont. April IL. 1888.
Notice Is hereby given that the following named
settler has fled notice OF his intention 20 mako
final proof in support Of his claim. and that ssia
proof will be made before the clerk Of the district
court ut Anaconda. Mont. ON Nav Is, 1893, via;
Thomas A. Packer for II. Il. sos for the vest
one-haf. southwest one-quarter. northeast one
quarter southwest one-quarfer and southeastone-
quarter northwest one quarter section "a. town
ship 4 north. range =, west
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation If said
land. viz: August Beasman. Arthur /. Lipdslsy.
Jacob Nef and D. Allen of Anaconda
Any person who desires to protest against the
allowsnc- CT sreh proof, or wso Knows Of ans
substa tial reason. under the law ami the rxn-
proof should nos be allowed. will be given IA %
2or, unity az the sbov- msn ioEei time aud place
TO crossexaminc the witnesses Of said c ri n.~..
and to offer evidence In rsbastsl Of shas sabnt.-
ted by claimant W. n. Cox. Register
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To Provide for Dewey.

Washington. May 9.-The following
Is the bill passed by congress raising
the number of admirals from six to
even to provide for Commodore Dew
ey's promotion: Section THAT the
number Of rear admirals in the United
States navy now allowed by law be
now and hereby Is increased from six
to seven and this act shall be on
strued n taken as validating and
making in force and effect any promo
ton to a rank of rea admiral i'm
the United States navy heretofore or
hereafter. and during the existing war,
and based on the thanks of congress-"
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In Secret session,

Salt Lake, May s-The Western Fedora
ton Of Miners met here In secret session
to-day. n after appointing committees
adjourned. The principal object of the
meeting of miners delegates here at this
time Is to attend the Western Labor con-
ference which will be held tomorrow.
The purpose of this meeting is said to be
the formation of a new Western fedora
tion to cover all the Western states.
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Appeal Denied.

Washington. May 9.-The appeal of
Charles w. Nordstrum, under sentence Of
death for murder in the state or Washing
ton. was to-day. for the second time, de-
MED by the supreme court of the United
States. In this case Nordstrom appealed
from the decision of the federal circuit
court of that state. refusing him a writ
of habeas corpus. and the supreme court
affirmed the decision.
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My little sister annie Mathew, La Hnons
Charles County. Md had The Gov 1pox. w6eo
only seven yesn DID, she suffered tuRy4e1y,
and everything We tired did 10 good Bvssy
80 -oaa - go $50 sC~s-
ras - sueveh~S
over. ono oox on CUT1CUkA tosnSUenJ a.
. cake OF CUTrCCRA SOAP, csred her n khroe
reels. Mr. ELIZA ROYE.
Feb. q "a. fu9 Fourth a. N W Ws~A
-
MY niece's little baby, two yezn cd. Wzson
badly afflicted with Eczema that h 1920
Constant xa,cb;ng ~ f.c. - 49,. an
of large sores which he scratched cuuseantIy.
H~---- - - H~---s s~-a-
siofnines. ms ciotnes, faee esd were
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Approaching Porte Rice.

Madrid. May 8. 4 y. ma cable dis
patch has been received here from the
captain general OF Porto Rico saying
that three suspicious looking vessels
are lowering in the offing. He adds
he has confidential infor0 ation to
the effect that the United States fleet
Is approaching Porto Rico.
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Cabinet tn he RECONSTRUCTED.

Madrid. May ?. s p. m.-The queen re-
gent consulted late this afternoon with
Senior Montore Rios. pres dent Of the SEN
ate. who advises a reconstruction of the
cabinet. IL is increasingly probable that
the cabinet will be reformed. with Senior
Camaso included. after the lower house
has apportioned the indemnity bill.
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To Adjourn Untii July 10. 1898.

Washington. May ?.-Representative
Dockery OF Missouri. a minority member
of the house committee on appropriations,
has introduced "A concurrent resolution de-
claring that when the two houses ad-
journ Monday. June 6, they stand I'D
journed until IL o'clock m. on Tuesday.
July 10. 1898. II was referred to the ways
and means committee.
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C0RBETT AND %FITZSIMMONS.

rhs ~Pompadour Jaw Worker Will Have
Ina her Chance.
Boston. May s.-Bob Fftssimmons has
announced his acceptance Of the offer Of
Kid Mccoy to pay the champion 5000
for a fight at m~iddleweight. and also his
acceptance of the offer of Corbett OF x5.-
90 for an opportunity to regain the heavy
weight championship. Fftzsimmons will
meet either nan before the club Offering
the largest purse. but he will insist on
side bets Of 500 0 In each case and both
matches must take place before the last
Of September this year.
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ony that she
endures by taking proper care Of her wo-
manly-self. No woman can long retain her
geneS11 health who neglects the health of
the organs that constitute her womanhood.
She may suffer only locally for a time.
Eveutually the nerves are ruined BY the
constant wear and tear of pain. They cease
TO tmRn the necessary nervous activity to
the various organs of the body. A general
and serious break down follows.
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threatened with a general breakdown IL
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. II acts
directly on the delicate organs that are dis
tnctly feminine. 1t restores them to vigor
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rest and permits them to resume their
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hvity OF all the organs. 1t prepares q wo-
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makes baby's advent easy and almost pain
less and insures the child's health. II Is the
best woman's medicine and more thar
5000 women have said so over their sigma
lures. Druggists sell il.
"Icannot say too much for Dr.. Pierce's Favor.
tie Prescription" writes Miss Clara Baird. Of
Bridgeport. Montgomery Co, Pa IT feel IL ry
duty to say to all women who may be suffering
from any weakness or disease Of the distinctly
earth for them to use. ! cannot praise Il too
highly for the good Il did me. II any one doubts
This give them my name and address"
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are a sure,
safe. speedy ard permanent cure for con-
pt:pation. They never gripe. One is q
gentle LAXATIVE, and two . mild cathartic.
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Washington. May 9.-In the supreme
court of the United States to-day the
chief justice a recess until the
I'd inst. when the court will meet to
render opinions.
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Rome, May "a dispatch was re-
ceived by the premier. the Marquis di
Rudini. from Lieutenant General Bava-
Bocarris, commanding the Third army
corps. with headquarters at Milan.
where the most serious rioting has &C.
CURED. saying all is quiet there to-day.
and adding hat the stores are re-
opening.
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A Socialist Arrested.

Milan. May 9-Another socialist deputy.
Signor Casta. has been arrested and 90
rioters in a convent have been taken into
custody. To-day's rioting. however, has
not been of a serious character.
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VIII Not sn.nena nn,ie.-

Vienna. May s.-The Abend Post an
nounces hat the Austrian government
has decided not to suspend the corn du-
ties.
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Gold for San er,uci.co.

Sydney. n. s. w. May s-The Oceanic
Steamship company's steamer Moana car
ries 10000 sovereigns 02.5oo.ooD to San
Francisco.
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At Churchill Downs.

A Motion to Quash.
special Dispatch to the Standard.
Helena, May 9.-The. Walsh, attorney
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Not Corbett's Offer.

Denver, May 9.-After reading the as
ISOLATED press dispatch from Boston this
afternoon announcing that Bob Fitxstm-
mons had accepted his offer of $25, 900 for
an opportunity to gain the heavyweight
championship, James j. Corbett sent the
following dispatch to w. A. Brady, his
manager. who is in New York city:
g after that man Fitzsimmons) and
make my offer to him a~gain-$25. 900 that 1
will stop him in 10 rounds-and put up
some money. Show him up"
"Fitzsimmons says he will accept my
offer of SOS. 900 for a chance to fight him.
said Corbett That's not my offer at all.
! will bet $25. 900 / can stop him in 10
rounds, and ! can do II. He Is Just rying
to get out of II. That shows what q cow
ard he Is. III Fitz will put up some money
I will be in New York inside of two weeks
to make the match. IN go anyway. As
soon as l leave here next Sunday 1 will
go right on to New York and hunt him
up. I'll tell him what he is to his face"
A signed Statement.
Rochester. May 9.-wiIliam A. Brady
out this signed statement to-day:
james ]. Corbett stands by the offer he
made Robert F~ftxsimmons: To make a
match for a SO. 900 side bet and will guar
antee the champion of the world SIS. 900 IL
he (CorbetD fails to stop Fitxsimmons in
10 rounds: and he further agrees that the
match shall take place before the last
of September this year. and IL no club
offers as large a purse as $25.0O0 Corbett
will deposit the balance the whole
amount to be paid Fftzsimmons in case
Corbett fails to knock him out in the
stipulated number of rounds As Fits
mmon has announced that he will fight
again. IL remains to be seen whether he
will again take on the man he has all
along claimed to be SO easy. He Is positive
ly assured of So. 900 in case he stands 10
rounds In froEt or Corbett and $45. 900 IN
case he wins. This is the offer Corbett
made to Fitzsimmons last February, and
he now stands by 1t, and 1 will accept
Julian's bet of 81. 500 that Corbett will be
on hand on the day named. 1 will be in
New York on Wednesday and will meet
Fitzsimmons or his manager to deposit
money to make the match"
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VI nara nlttlng to-day, while the home
team was weak at the bat. Attendance.
400. Score:
r. ii. f..
Cleveland $1,000. ....... ....... 2
Cnicago ........ ....... ........R Is l
Batteries-Wilson. McAllister. Kolb and
Zimmer; Griffith and Donahue. Umpires-
Swartwood and Wood.
At Boston-The Bostons played a life
less game to-day. Nichols was batted at
will by the visitors. Attendance, 1,75O.
Score:
Baltimore ....... ....... ........B IL 2
Boston ....... ....... ...........O .
Observation-Disclosures and Clark; Nichols
and Bergen. unprecedented and Con-
molly.
At Cincinnati-Hill was given miserable
support and Irwin's three errors were
costly. The winning run was scored i'm the
18th inning on doubles by Clements and
Decker. Attendance, 1900. Score:
r. Fl. Il.
st. Louis $500. .............. II 1
Batteries-Hm and Peitz; Hughes. Dam
iels and Clements. Umpires-Cushman
and Heydler.
At MISUNDERSTANDING won its first
game ON the home grounds this season.
Attendance, 1.S0O. Score:
flttspurg .''.... ....''. .......9 IL q
LOUISVILLE ........ ....... -..-.... z
Batteries-Rhines n schreiver; Cum
ningham and Dexter. Umpires-O'Day
and Mcdonald.
At New York-Errors were responsible
for a majority of the runs to-day. Both
Meekin and Dunn pitched good ball.
Score:
r. II. E.
Brookiyn $1,000 1900. .....l 3
New York .......... ..........3 6 4
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. md Rvan. Maakip and
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BASEBALL YESTERDAY.

At Cleveland-The Chicagos did plenty
of hard hitting to-day, while the home
team was weak at the bat. Attendance,
400. Score:
The Lamar register., 1898-01-15

never bres;hed her double grief 10
Charles. ana by her request her par
ents have been silent as to the rave
lations OF delirium. The old people
did not long survive the terrible shock,
and at their death Ellen crossed the
ocean. and now she and Charles live
in foreign land, and though their
heads are silvered by time. neither has
ever thought OF leaving the other, and
the Italians say never were two such
seen; so tender. SO gentle and loving
TO each other. so inseparable. yet 50
evidently saddened by some terrible
loss, and never seeking others, yet
ever. when met. gently courteous. All
honor and love them, yet the two are
so evidently knit together by some
great grief that they seem sufficient
for each other. and none intrude. The
foreigner knows not that the sister
dares not leave the brother alone with
his remorse and grief oh. surely
murder is a dreadful thing. and carry
ing concealed weapons a dangerous
custom.