Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-04-11
maya IS today

| is doing business in the outer Office
hindIey appSa ited new chiefs t,
| office at noon.
rhis afternoon both mayors agree;
to allow the conne il meeting tonight
to adjust affairs.
BERLIN. April 9.--The special En-
giish embassy that arrived yesterday
TO officially notify the emperor OF the
accession of Edward VII to the En-
gIish throne. We're received In solemn
state by the kaiser in tine room at the
Schioss at noon.
rhe function lasted an hour. The
kaiser later entertained his visitors
at luncheon.
WASHINGTON, April 9.-ln the
cabinet room of the White house. Jus
tice Shiras OF the supreme court ad-
ministered the oath of office To the
new attorney general, Philander Chase
Knox. this morning.
CHICAGO. April y-Capt Obellin
NJ. Carter today filed suit against the
Chicago Journal for saying that the
money he Is alleged TO have stolen Is
about to be. recovered. The object
OF the suit is to make the journal In
its own defense produce testimony
that Carter may find favorable in his
Efforts to obtain a rehearing.
DENVER. April 9.-Stapleton and
HILL who are charged with criminal
libel by Senator Patterson. this after
noon gave bonds in of 81 900 each for
their appearance when the case comes
to trial.
CHICAGO. April 9.-The y. & h.
dated by buying the common and pre-
ferred stock of the latter and using
the treasury stock of the Denver road
| in such purchase. The capitaliza-
| ton OF the y. Il X. &. will be in
creased and new consolidation bonds
to the amount OF $7.O0O.O0D issued.
| LONDON, April 9.-Lord Kitchener
reports that Plumer has captured with
out opposition the town OF Peters
the Boer capital.
-Four hundred Bocrs. he says. near
| Aberdeen. Cape Colony. surrounded
l25 men OF the Imperial Ycomanry
and the Fifth Lancers. The battle
lasted Elk hours, and all but twenty
1ve OF the Engiishmen We're captured
1t is feared the casualties were
heavy.
CHICAGO, April 9-Manufaeturers
| OF gasoline lamp fixtures from all sec
tons OF the country are here Today
for the purpose of efreoting combina
tion.
They STATE that they will not form
a trust, but will join together for the
purpose of controlling prices and keep
ing up the trade.
pRYHElu, South Africa, April 8
The British have prevented orobelars
commando. consisting of 800 men,
from escaping north.
One hundred and twenty Beers who
have been operating for months in
Iuiuiand have surrendered.
COLORADO. April BIN every mu-
nicipality OF Colorado the officials
elected last Tuesday were ipducted
INFO oliice
A bad sleet storm prevails through
out the state. preventing parades and
other out door portions of tho pere-
mpaies,
DEN YER. April 0.-oficials of the
Colorado Fuel q Iron company say
there is absolutely no truth in the ru-
NOR published this morning that
John W. Gates had secured control
ling interest in that concern.
NICE, April 9.-'rhe officers of the
Russian fleet landed this morning
nv
bet.
Expressions of the most friendly
feeling existing between the two ma
tions were exchanged.
Nine. Loubet will tender the Rus
SLAMS dinner tonight,
WASHINGTON. April 9.-Atterney
General Knox attended the cabinet
meeting today. The cabinet decided
to wire and ask General Wood II the,
report that the cubans had rejected
the Platt amendment was true Half
an hour was spent in discussing what
indemnity should be demanded from
MANILA. April s,--Agunalto last
night completed his proclamation call
ing upon his followers to lay down
their arms and take the oath of allie.
glance to the United States,
The proclamation has been submit
ted to General Macarthur for his ap-
prevail
General Macarthur mas cabled the
text OF 1t to Washington.
WASHINGTON. April Ut Is he.
hevei here that Aguinaido'a procia-
nation has met with the approval OF
the president, and that General Mac
Arthur has been instructed to have
Aguinaldo attach his signature to the
document.
Wnen this is done 1t will be spread
broadcast throughout the Philippines
by means of the army.
MANILA. April y.-Colonlel Aba, an
insurgent leader OF Scambalcs prov
ince. surrendered with ~ officers and
men.
Four hundred noI-combatants took
the oath of allegiance here today.