Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-06-03
NEWS FROM ALL
OVER THE WORLD.

| lIllL}S AT -oU. hiS. NfhlUltN WAS
very weak and careworn. She was
carried from the train to carriage
and from the carriage to her room in
the White house. Her doctors think
she Will recuperate.
Secretary Cortelyou issued a bullet
in that she passed a fairly good night
The president will this afternoon
attend Memorial exercises at Arling.
ton.
NEW YORK. May 3O-A cable to
the Herald this morning from Pekin
says that all matters pertaining to the
Chinese indemnity are now settled.
China has agreed to pay per cent
interest from next Saturday. pending
the payment of the principal
The embarkation of troops for home
will begin early next month
| LONDON, May 30.-The bodies of
forty infants were found in a widows
cellar in Birmingham this morning.
They were in various stages of de.
composition.
The find has caused the most in
tense excitement. The woman has
been arrested but so far refuses to
| make statement
CHICAGO, May 30-The very lat
est is church trust 1t was organ
lied this week at Toledo, o.
The churches have all gotten to
sether ana combined to reduce ex.
penses and work in harmony and al
together for the good of mankind
The new scheme goes into operation
next Sunday.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. May 30
1t is 100 days this morning since the
big ship Arracan left Newcastle, Aus
tralia. for this port. and $50 days since
the ship Mcdonald left Baltimore for
San Francisco
Both We're loade. with coal and are
supposed to have been lost. Ninety
per cent was offered this morning for
reinsurance.
LONDON. May 3O.-It is reported
here today that Richard Croker has
suddenly been called to New York.
and that he will sail on the Deutsch-
land tomorrow.
NEWARK. n. J.. May 3O.-Edwin
Nickhaus, local pork packer has
| given his twelve employees three
months vacation with full pay.
He says his business does not pay
in the summer. but that his men will
share his winter profits.
| HAGESRsTQWN, Md. May co.
Circuit Judge Stake, in deciding the
appeal case of Nancy Curtis. holds
that the husband has no right to loi-
ter on the streets when his presence
is required at home. and that the wife
has the right to use all the force nee
| essary to make him return II she finds
him on the street with another wom-
an.
| BUCYRUS, o.. May 30.-George
Gremm has filed a suit for 5000, 900
damages against six men because he
was imprisoned seven years in the
Ohio penitentiary.
He alleges that he was wrongfully
accused of infantcide in and sentenced
for manslaughter without trial in
1876.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, May 30
Mrs. Julia Birdsall. confidential book
keeper has disappeared. 1t is said
she is 100000 short in her accounts.
She is an extreme type OF the new
woman" She kept eighteen dogs.
BROOKLYN. N. Y, May 30
As result of wounds received
when on picket duty as United
States soldier in the Philippines. Jas.
e. Wiley is confined to his bed at
the home of his uncle in Newark, N.
j. There is rule in the Unitei
States army in the Philippines that
at least two men must be together on
certain outposts. When Wiley was
stationed at such post his comrahe
left him to go to mess. A few min.
ltes two natives approached the sol.
tary sentinel. Wiley raised his gun
md forced them to halt.
Oae of the men drew from his breast
paper. which proved to be a pass
port duly signed. AS Wiley was
'eading it the Filipino stabbed him
three times in the breast and once un-
Ter the arm with a knife. The sen
tinel seized his gun and tried to brain
his opponent. but the other Filipino
sprang on him and the two bore him
to the ground. exhausted by loss OF
blood.
Then they seized his gun and that
of his comrade and ran away. Wiley
managed to craw hack to camp. For
weeks he hovered between life and
death. On April 15 he was muster
ed out of the service and returned to
San Francisco Although he will
never recover his usual health. 1t Is
believed he will be able to leave his
bed soon.
BERLIN, May 0.-Extraordinarily
friendly relations between France ant
Germany were manifest here today
A few years ago it seemed impossible
that the two countries could unite
, But in the military parades yester
day and this morning the German en-
: peror William and the French gener
al Bonnell rode together side by sid'
at the head Of the paradcs amid thu