Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-07-08
NEWS FROM ALL
OVER THE WORLD.

TELLURIDE. July 5.-The miners
union has delivered its final ultimatum
to the Smuggler- Union management.
1t is in effect as follows: The
miners union demands that all men
working contracts for longer period
than ten days shall receive at least
SO per day for the entire time EN-.
ployed. The secretary of the union
must have the privilege of going on
the company's ground as secretay of
| the union. but is not to interfere with
the work during working hours.
| The company must not discriminate
against union men.
| The Smuggler people are consider
ing the proposition of the miners and
Manager Collins is thought to be weak.
ening. bnt 1t is not thought that he
will give in.
| Unless the matter is settled by this
afternoon trouble is feared
The prosecuting attorney has ad-
journed the inquest over the bodies of
the dead miners, fearing to arouse
further excitement.
The miners are gathering in the
city for the funeral of the union min
err John Barthell. at O'Clock this af-
ternoon. Despite the efforts of the
union officials to keep them quiet. they
are restless.
| 1t is expected that 1000 men will
follow the body of Barthell to the
grave
Every union in the San Juan country
is supporting the Telluride union.
TELLURIDE. July 5.-Manager Col
early this afternoon and said
he was acting upon advices from Lon
don just received. His answer is in
substance as follows:
He says he will discharge all labor,
close up and bulkhead the Smuggler-
Union mines.
TELLURIDE, July 5.-There is the
| greatest excitement here today. The
strikers have chased SIS non-union men
out of the county and are still hold
| ing the Smuggler Union mine.
Troops only can control the stu
alton and reopen the mine. as the
| union miners are strongly intrenched
| and cannot be overpowered by ordin-
pry methods.
The funeral of the dead miners will
take place this afternoon.
Troops are reported to be in readi-
'ess to respond to the governors
| call
LONDON. July 5.-Shamrock l. dc.
feated Shamrock IL. again today and
in the most decisive manner. II
was the worst defeat the old boat has
yet given the new challenger Sir
Thomas Upton is up in the air in con
sequence of the result of the race.
SHANGHAI. July Marquis Hu
Tseng has received a dispatch from
Sian-Fu to the effect that the empress
dowager. fearing trap to capture her
declines to return to Pekin and has no.
| tilted the grand council that the fu
| ture capital will be Kai-FengFu. in
the province of HoNan
LONDON. Jply 5.-The two great
match concern of Great Britain. the
Diamond Match Co and the Bryant K
May companies effected a oon8olida-
| ton today. feud has existed be
tween the two concerns since S96, the
late OF the Moore Brothers failure in
| Chicago. the American house having
! been interested in tho Diamond CON
pany. The organization expects o
profit of half million dollars an
nually.
NEW YORK. WY 5 The Herald
| today prints d.soai Il from LIN l.,
ru, saying that owing TO Secretary
Eay's attitude on the arbitration IN, F.
| ton, eight of the South American re
publics will remain way from the pro.
| pt sed Pan-Ameri"an cons'ess 10 he
held in Mexico.
MEMPHIS, July 5.-The Southern
| Car and Foundry company of this city
| which has been working night and day
for several months is applying all over
| he south for additional car builders
| and carpenters. This activity and
prosperity in the South breaks the rec
| ord of all former years.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, July 5.-A
cloudburst this morning did immense
damage in Western Michigan. Rail
~oads. dams. crops and buildings were
washed away. The storm covered a
arge area.
The HAGUE. July BIT is report
ed from the palace today that the ac.
rouchment of Queen Whilmina is ex
pected about Christmas time. There
is rejoicing throughout Holland The
queen has been married but few
months.
The Men Baked.
READING, July 5.-Twelve hun
dred workmen who were to have re
| turned to work today have refused to
| do so until further concessions are
| made to the union.
| TOLEDO, Ohio, July 5.-Thcre ar
| rived in Toledo the other morning an
| object lesson in the precept take care
of the pence and the pounds will take
care of themselves" 1t was check
for $4,000. 900 drawn on June 30. but
dated July !, to save the 2-cent rove