Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-06-10

marks have entirely disan peared.
| CINCINNAI,O.. June 1.-TWO hun
dred coopers struck today for higher
wages Five hundred more NAV fol.
low.
| CINCINNATI. O.. June THE
court was informed today that no ap-
peal will be taken to the decision
which prevented the Jeffries- Rubin
prize fight during the Saengerfest.
LONDON, June 7.--At a dinner Civ
en- last night by Sarah Bernhardt,
Charles Frohman formally announced
that next fall Sarah Bernhardt will
play Romeo to the Juliet of Maude
Adams
The play will be given entirely In
English. 1t will be splendidly pro.
duced and run one hundred nights in
New York.
BINGHAMTON. N. Y. June =
Robert Stanley. who killed his wife
in drunken frenzy. suicided with
| arsenic.
| LAPORTE. Ind. June 7.-Authony
link. wealthy farmer living near
Chesterton. has developed an appetite
for cat meat and propensity for
sleeping in the cellar of his house
that has given rise to the belief that
he is the victim of mental delusions
and application will he made for his
| admission to an insane hospital.
link. who has been living the life of
a recluse. has feasted on cat meat for
a number of weeks Cats are his
pets. but this fact has not deferred
him from feasting on their flesh as
a delicacy. For nights he has slept
in the cellar of his house with no coy
ering but a sheepskin
link is disposed to resent the allie
cations that he is insane and will
fight the proceedings In the courts.
He says that cat meat is to his lil<,
Ing. and IL he wishes to slaughter
them for his food 1t liz his privilege.
PARIS. June 7.-Because President
Souvajol of the criminal tribunal re.
Gently declared. In a widely ciruclat-
ed address. that juries must impose
severer penalties to prevent crime.
most of the criminal lawyers of Paris
are on a strike.
They have sent word to The judges
that they Will not appear in court in
murder cases this year.
LONDON. June IA dispatch from
Geneva says that Pierpont Morgan is
contemplating the formation of
watch trust, representing twenty mil
lions of capital.
LONDON. June 7.-Dr. Morgan
leaves for America today to take UP
the work of the late Dwight l.. Moody.
He was given magnificent send-off
at the Temple last night. A tre-
mendous crowd was present to wish
him godspeed.
Dr. Parker presided at the meeting
and made many striking illusions to
the people of the United States
Among other things he said
There are no unwise Americans
They are the shrewdest, smartest peo.
pie in the world. When we think
We have a fine business deal we al
ways find they have the best of it.
America is full of youthfulness There
is much there that is holy and very
much that is unholy"
Dr. Morgan said he crossed the
ocean not to answer call from Amer
lea. but from God
Los ANGELES, Cal. June 7.-Some
months ago Champion Joffrles invest
ed 100000 In lands at Fresno. After
paying his attorney who managed the
business it was found that othe" par
ties also held title to the land
Jetfries, with his brother, father
and family left for Fresno this morn.
ing to try to get back the money or
the property. The trial comes off
next week. The champion feels that
he has been done
PITTSBURG, Pa. June Through
strategy Leon Worthemer was
brought back to Reading. Pa, today,
from Missouri. to answer a charge of
burning down his big shirt waist fac
tory to get the insurance of 5000.
This was ten years ago. He es-
capped on a technicality, but must now
answer for the crime. which seems to
be fastened upon him.
JEFFERSON CITY. Mo. June L.
The father of Richard Murphy. the
boy editor. wired to New York this
morning to send his boy home. saying
he would spank him. Thus the en-
terprising youths trip around the
world ends.
CHICAGO. June 7.-Having abolish.
ed the army canteen, the w. C. T. u.
now according to Mrs Matilda Carse.
will turn their attention to the can.
teens of the national homes of old sol
diers.
LONDON. June THE rich Oak
stakes, worth nearly 100000 was won
today by the owner of an American
horse, ridden by an American jockey.
Cap and Bells won a splendid race for
Foxhall Keene.
Milton Henry was the Jockey. 1t
was popular victory. witnessed by
tens of thousands.
LEADVILLE. June Newly elect
ed President Garman called the Fed
Grafton of Labor to order this morn.
ing. The day was consumed in dis
cussing plans for the betterment OF
the order. A telegram was sent to
the miners OF Cripple Creek congrat.