Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-05
TELEGRAPH NEWS.

| fnaue Dy private Weiss against Lieu
, tenant Arnold of the Fourth cavalr,
: and read by Senator Culberson con
tain the recital that one native wa.
numerically beaten. after sufrerini
, the water cure. and still gave the
Americans no information. He was
thea strung up by the thumbs and
again beaten. when Weiss protested
TO Lieutenant Arnold that the cruelty
cease Weiss further says he was told
by men under Arnold that he ordered
new method of torture. which was
to strip flesh cut above the ankle of
the prisoner and then attach a stick
on which the flesh was coiled. Weiss
further charges that Arnold ordered
an aged Filipino held under the water
until he was unconscious. and tying
prisoners to cavalry horses which the
troopers rode at full speed. Weiss
says. was another of Arnold's meth
ods. Captain West who investigated
the charges says he believes they can
he substantiated.
LONDON, June Ard Patrick
won the derby today. Skeets Martin.
the American Jockey, rode the winner.
Rising Glass was second, with Friar
Tuck second. The purse was thirty
thousand dollars. nine-tenths to the
winner. Eighteen horses were enter
ed. Sceptre was heavily backed as n
favorite, and was unplaced
The king. queen. members of the
royal family, and Indian princess here
for the coronation. cabinet members
and many thousands of plain people
saw the race amidst a slight rain.
DENVER. Colo, June The Wes-
tern Labor union at this mornings
session changed its name to the
American Labor union II will now
have national scope.
CHICAGO, Ills, June 4.-Under
heavy police guard and surrounded by
bowling mobs, the packers today man
aged to deliver twelve wagon loads
of meat with non-union men. Several
clashes occurred between the oppos-
ing forces. The police used their
clubs with considerable energy. car.
rying off one striker senseless. Mich
olas Paully, who hampered the pack.
ers' caravan. was severely beaten by
the police Reports from the stock
Yards say that six negroes were bad
ly injured by strikers William
Wright was probably fatally Injured
on Fifth avenue by brick while two
non-union drivers were knocked off
their seats by missiles.
CHICAGO. Ills. June 4.-Kioting
was continued in Chicago this morn
ing. Negroes imported to take the
place of striking teamsters were beat
en- with ice picks. and six were badly
injured
The packers tried to break the fam.
inc and sent out thirty wagons under
police escort. A meat wagon driven
by non-union man was overturned
and the meat stolen by strikers
The city hall resembles an army bar
racks, hundreds of blue coated men
belng drawn up in squads awaiting
a repetition of Yesterdays rioting.
GRANITE CITY, Ills, June A
riot broke out here this morning be.
tween hundreds of striking moulders
and nonunion employees. AS a result
hve men We're shot, two fatally
ALBANY, N. Y. June 4.-Justice
Foster of the supreme court granted
a permanent injunction today restrain
ing the beef packers from carrying
on further business In the state In
violation of the Donnelly antitrust
law
| LONDON, June At is reported
that Baroness Roques mother of Mrs
| Florence Maybrick. under life SEN
tence for poisoning her husband has
received semi-official assurance that
| Mrs. Maybrlck will be pardoned dur
ing coronation week Ambassador
Choate declines to affirm or deny the
report.
| DETROIT. June 4.-Physicians of
| Windsor and vicinity are much puz-
zled over the case of John Redmond
of Anderson. farmer 54 years of age
He went to sleep nine days ago and
has not awakened. All efforts to re-
store him to consciousness have been
in vain. He walks in his sleep.
drinks frequently, but eats little or no
food, which causes the doctors to
fear for his life.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, June A.
Baron Elcchi Shibusawa, one of the
richest merchants of Japan, has ar
rived here from the Orient, accom-
panied by large retinue OF secretar-
les and an interpreter. He is presi-
dent of forty stock companies, rep
resenting an aggregate capital of
800, 900. 900. For many years he
was president of the Toxic Chamber
of Commerce. and has held many i'm
portant Offices. He was created aa
peer in recognition of his services in
building up the commerce of his
country. The baron is touring the
world for pleasure.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. June 4.-The
Democratic state convention opened
this morning with fifteen hundred en-
thusiastic delegates
COLUMBUS. o.. June 4.-The first
quarterly installment OF twelve hun
dred and fifty dollars of pension
granted by congress to Mrs. McKin-
ley was paid her today.
WELLINGTON. Kans, June A.
Harvesting of the wheat crop has be-
gun. Zach Houston. farmer near
here today began cutting his grain.
and harvesting in the southern part OF
the county will he lnaugurated tomor.