Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-27

MN dead.
Under the cruel treatment thu pris.
oner had received his mind gave way
about a month ago.
Bresci left Paterson. N. j.. and shot
King Humbert dead In his carriage
at Monza. Italy, last July.
NEW YORK, May 23.--Lipton this
afternoon cabled the yacht club ask
ing that the races be postponed until
the first week in October. Assent
will be given at the meeting to be
held tonight.
mill owned by Solomon Raley at Ar
| lington, Lincoln county, was complete
ly demolished by an exploding boiler
yesterday. The engineer, Otto Nc
| Anally, was instantly killed. His head
was found nearly uarter of a mile
away. Solomon Raley and his a.
year-old nephew were both badly in
jured. Not a vestige of the mill was
left standing and trees were torn down
| fifty and seventy-five yards away.
| NORFOLK, Va, May 23.-The De-
posit bank of Kingston, N. c.. closed
its doors. Liabilities 100000 Bus.
mess is paralyzed in the district af-
| fected
MONTREAL. Nav 23-The Prince
of Wales fusi)eers lef. today for t;:eir
annual outing. They 80 to Boston.
where an elaborate program for their
entertainment has been arranged.
The Canadian militiamen will carry
no arms. as the laws of Massachusetts,
do not allow armed bodies to enter
the commonwealth from other states
or countries.
FRANKFORT. May 23.-The proh;:
bition crusade resulted in a large
charge of dynamite being placed out
side the store door of Miller & Roll.
prominent prohibitionists.
A boy exteinguished the fuse when
it was only six inches from the ex-
plosive. -
| ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, May 24.-C. w.
Cook of Cameron. chairman of the
state central committee of the Peo-
pies party of Missouri. DR.. l.. H.
| Weatherby, mayor of Maysville. rep.
resenting the Third congressional dis
| trict; Lyman Forgrave of this city.
representing the Fourth congression-
| al district, and ". T. Foster of this
| city, constituting the executive divis
ion of the state central committee of
the Peoples party, are holding q Sc
| cret conference here.
The object of the meeting. it is said,
is to arrang details for a meeting of
the state central committee, to be held
in the near future. for the purpose of
discussing the future of the party in
this state.
CHICAGO, May 24.-The Washing
ton correspondent of the Record-Her-
aid wires that the decision of the SUI
preme court in the Porto Rico case is
that the constitution does not follow
the flag.
The decision is the most important
that this great tribunal has ever made.
1t will be handed down next Monday
| The decision favors the goyerSpGrt
but the bench is dividedi
Five of the judges wi1 |lles7'..
views on the case II, Individual opin-
ions.
WASHINGTON. May 24.-The bod
les of Captain Reilly of the Fifth y,
tillery, and Captain DAVIS. of the ma,
rine corps, who fell in the Chinese
campaign. were reinterred at Airing.
| ton.
BARDSTOWN, KY. May 24.-Wm
Campbell was senteced to five years
for obtaining goods by fraud
| Carrie Nation is his aunt
| NEW YORK, May 24--Two and n
half million gallons of wine and bran
dy were consumed by fire in Brook
lyn last night. Loss 100000.
NEW YORK. May 24.-It is report
ed on good authority that~a serious
| hitch has occurred in the organiza-
ton of the farm machinery trust.
The smaller manufacturers of the
| country have unanimously agreed not
to enter the combine on the basis
suggested by the financiers of the
movement, but the larger houses have
decided that without them the pro-
posed trust could not be made to sue
ceed, and an offer sufficient to
warrant them in accepting will have
to be made.
Negotiations have been at stand
still for week and much time mus,
| elapse before definite agreement can
be reached. 1t is certain, however.
that the organization cannot be ef.
fected on the plans proposed.
CINCINNATI. o., May 24-The re-
ported threats of secession of the Uni
form Rank Knights of Pythias from
the main body are denied, but the
Pythian Knight makes the following
significant statement:
While sedition and disloyalty are
rampant In certain quarters. we still
nave unbounded confidence In the Or
der. In the future it remains to be
seen whether internal dissensions and
scheming for place and power will re-
suit in the decline and ultimate dis
integration of our order"
DEs MONIES, May 24-The party
OF Gov. Nash arrived here this morn.
ing from Denver. They were met
by Gov. Stone, who accompanied them
across the state. Nash declined to