Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-07-15
NEWS FROM ALL
OVER THE WORLD

iron industry which largely marks tn,
prosperity of the country. shows al
extraordinary condition of affairs.
Never have orders been so extensiv,
and never have the great mills of tn,
country been so pressed to fill them
Ten million tons of steel ingots will b,
the output of the United States by tn,
corporations this year. Other small
er companies are proportionately
prominent.
The strike, II is understood. will
amount to nothing as whatever de
mands within the bounds of reason
the men ask they must be granted ir
order that the immense orders may be
filed. Nothing can be done in the
way of exports, although orders are
pouring in from all the foreign coun
tries. They cannot be filled at this
time.
PITTSBURG. July 1.-THE strike
in the steel trust works was evidently
settled today A conference between
both sides began at 10 o'clock this
morning, and President Sehaffer init
mates that the men have practically
secured all their demands.
OPoRTO. Portugal. July 11.-The
steamship Mexico is ashore off Vana
The passengers are being landed. al
though six persons We're drowned
The Mexico was on her way to Bue
nos Ayres.
KOKOMO. Ind, July 11.-Ten men
were frightfully and probably fatally
injured in the glass works here this
forenoon. They were carrying big
sheet from the oven to the grinding
table when it broke and a ton of glass
came showering down upon them, cut
ting their heads and scraping the
flesh from their shoulders. arms and
backs.
| MANCHESTER. July 1.-THE Guar
dian today says that a rumor is cur
rent in financial and military circles
that negotiations for peace in South
Africa are progressing. 1t is said
the desires for peace on both sides are
pressing, despite the fact of the dis
patches being unfavorable to such an
end. The Guardian says that the con
tinuance of the war on the part of the
Beers is due to the reports of the poll
ticians regarding the lack of soldiers
to send to the front
| KANSAS CITY, July 11.-Those dy
ing at the hospital last night from in
iuries received in the Chicago & Al
ton wreck We're; Mrs. B. A. Adsitt
Hoopston H.: Miss Hilda Hayes
Chenango, ILL.,. and an unknown man
The dead now number 20 and the in
jured 50.
The investigation of the wreck toda,
shows that the dead freight conduc
tor. McAnna. caused the wreck by
mistahing the orders
| KASAS CITY. July 11.-Up to II
O'Clock this morning three more vic
Tins of the Chicago & Alton wrecl
have died, making the list of the deat
twenty.
CHICAGO. July 11.-Yesterda,
city The average temperature fol
the day was 1903 That hundreds dit
nat die in the streets was due to tn,
fact that a breeze from the soutl
kept the humidity at low state.
KANSAS CITY. July 1.-THE rail
road officials state that in the wrecl
on the Chicago & Alton yesterday II
which from 10 to Is were killed ant
80 injured. there were no Epwortf
on the train.
HAVANA. July 11.-Governor Woo
was quite low last night. but is betei
this morning. His disease has th'
appearance of quick consumption.
WASHINGTON. July 1.-THE de
partment of state has received pay
ment from Turkey of the $95 5000, the
amount of the American claim foi
which the warship was sent to the
Bosphorus.
CHICAGO, July 11.-Ten bruised
and battered Dowieites and half {
dozen others with broken bones show
ed up this morning as the result o
a melee in Evanston last night, wher
the mayor Of the town ordered the
hose turned on the Dowieites, who
were holding noisy meeting. They
were also set upon by the outside
crowd. No fatalities.
GLASGOW. July 1.-THE two
Shamrocks had another race today
| While No. ] had the best of it at the
start. No. 2 showed her heels unit
near the finish, when both vessels were
becalmed.
| DENVER, July IA powder maya
zine near the big Grant smell
ter blew up this morning and killed
two Italians. The men were working
on the railroad blasting ont Stag foi
ballast when the explosion occurred.
Several other persons were more
or less injured.
The dead are Dominica Muto ant
Tony West. Both We're married men
The bodies of the two Italians were
picked up mile from the scene o
the explosion. 1t is thought that tn,
loss to the stockyards buildings IL
the immediate vicinity will be quit.
heavy.
DES MONIES. Iowa. July 11.-An
other romance of the siege and relic
of Pekin came to light today in th
announcement of the engagement o