The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-06-27
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Marshal Gus Hall, while approaching
Everett Baity with a warrant for his
arrest, was today shot and killed by
Baity. Marshal Lewis White was call
ed to the scene and shot and xii ed
Baity. Baity was charged with thiev-
cry.
of Denver knocked out Hughey Muir
ply of New York here tonight at
catch-weights. The contest was Wiz
messed by upward of $500 sports. Cor
bett was in the pink of condition, and
had the fight well in hand from the
first round.
Alturas, June 25.-Cindia Chipp, an
Indian girl, has been sentenced to the
Folsom prison for one year by Judge
/ Raker on charge of grand larceny.
The complaint upon which she was ar
rested charged her with stealing dia-
mond earrings. the property of Mrs.
Lauer, a merchants wife of this place
She was working at Mrs. Lauer's
house at the time of taking the prop
erty.
Washington, June 25.-Representa-
/ tives in Washington of Panama can
al company have received cable dis
| patches from Bogota to the effect
that the sentiment in Colombia of
/ intense opposition TO the ratification
of the Panama canal treaty has under
gone great change While there is
much opposition. the dispatches say,
the prospects are for earlier ratlfica-
/ tion of the treaty, without amend
ment, than was expected.
Redding, June 25.-Maxie Brown, the
two-and-a-half-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. A. H. Brown, of San Fran
cisco. wandered away from their camp
near Bella Vista at o'clock last ev-
ening and was lost in the woods until
8 o'clock this morning The little fell
i low was entirely naked. and when
| found his feet were swollen and cut
and his body scratched and bruised.
/ Half hundred men searched all night
! for the little fellow. He was found
mile and half from the camp.
Port Angeles, Wash, June 25.-
! While Charles A. Cushing, president
of the Port Angeles and Eastern rail
road, was cleaning his shotgun this
morning he in some manner accident
ally discharged one barrel of the gun
into his body The gun was loaded
with birdshot, the full charge of which
entered his body on the left side and
after passing through the abdominal
cavity made it's egress at a point on
the right side. Although Cushing was
not killed, his condition is very crit
ical.
Spokane Wash, June 25.-In fit of
jealous rage ORION Price killed his
own baby, shot his wife in the stomach
and put a bullet into Edward Leech's
shoulder tonight before he was dis
armed at Stitts, small town in north
ern Idaho. Physicians are working on
the woman and say the wound in the
stomach is not serious. The ball in
Leech's shoulder has not been To-
Gated. Angry men gathered in var
ious parts of the town tonight and
many threats of iynching were heard.
Only the absence of a leader saved
Prices life.
ST. Louis, June 25.-According to in
formation which Circuit Attornty Folk
secured today $4,000 was spent in JEFF
ferson City to pass the bill legalizing
outstanding county warrants, which
were issued with deficiencies in the
treasury. L his measure WAS one Ol lIle
so-called quiet measures of the Cen
eral Assembly and attracted little at
tention at the time it was being con-
sidered. 1t is said that there are more
than 81 10000 in these warrants now
in the hands of spectators. The Su-
preme court had declared these war
rants to be void and only an act Of
the assembly could make them legal.
OGDEN, Utah, June 25.-Juno, an
elephant belonging to Sells & Downs
| circus, took a tragic revenge on John
| Wilkins, an employe of the show, last
night, and as the result of an attack
made on him by the brute Wilkins
died today. wilkins was employed TO
look after the animals. and some
weeks ago, as an alleged revenge hrdl
weeks ago, as an alleged joke, he gave
Juno cayenne pepper on popcorn
ball. The animal flew into passion
and made a rush for wilkins but was
restrained by. her chains. Ever after
that she has shown a strong aversion
for wilkins. and it was deemed unsafe
fol him to go near her.
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