Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-10-27
TeLeoRAPAIc NEWS.

Wheeler. who was arrested and lodg
ed in Jail last winter charged Will
horse stealing and who afterwards es
capped and upon being re-arrested
gave bonds for his appearance. plea,
guilty to the charge yesterday an,
was sentenced TO one year In the pen
itentiary. The young man is onI
about is years OF age.
The grand jury is still in sesslo,
and is reported to have found severa
indictments. one against a wealth,
Mexican for stealing stock. Cnur
will probably be In session all week
LEES SUMMIT. Mo, Oct 23.-Jin
Younger was buried beside his broth
er Bob today. There was no servic.
at the grave. but at the residence OF
the Fentons. distant relative, tn,
last rites were performed, A quartet
sang hymns and minister spoke
making no allusion to Younger's ca
reer.
NEW YORK. Oct. 2S.-John T. Sui
livan was a witness in the supreme
court this morning in the case of Dan
iel Dwey against the Metropolitan
Street Railway company for ten thous.
and dollars damages.
Sullivan sat listening to the testi.
mony and was very much annoyed
ut the way counsel berated his friend
Dwyer, and he burst forth with :
Judge. II that fellow kids me the way
he is kidding Dwyer III make him
look like 30c'
court officer ordered the big fel-
low to keep qniet. and Sullivan went
over to the judge and said: 81 re
spect you. your honor. ! didn't mean
any insult, and | want to shake your
hand" The judge smilingly gave his
hand to Sullivan, and Sullivan said.
honor a good man; when go on the
stand III tell the truth s'help me
God" The trial then proceeded.
WASHINGTON, d, c.. Oct. 23.-
The navy department received a ca
ble dispatch from the commander of
the Cincinnati at Cape Haytien say
ing the revolution had broken out
afresh and that women and child.
ren had taken refuge on board the
Cincinnati
SALT LAKE, Oct. 23.-After max
ing seven speeches in Idaho yesterday
and two this morning, William j. Bry-
an returned to this city and leaves
tonight for his big Colorado engage
ment All his speeches have been
strongly for the election of Demo
cratic congressman under any circum-
of the Republican party has fostered
the trusts, promoted Imperialism and
ground down the common people while
enriching the favored few.
CHEYENNE, Wyo.. Oct 23.-Peo-
pie are now figuring upon the proba-
bility of the acquittal of Tom Horn,
and what will occur when he is turn
ed loose. The authorities anticipate
serious trouble and are preparing to
meet it. 1t is alleged that at least
two men, Lafors and Nels Nickel
will not hesitate to fill Horn full OF
lead If he crosses their path. In this
community Horn has already been
by public opinion, and were
an attempt made to string him up,
there would be little or no objection
so far as the public is concerned
Horn is believed to be guilty. and
whatever the jury's verdict may be,
that opinion will not be changed.
The defense this morning charged
a member of the Miller family of be
ing guilty of the murder. The jury
is showing signs of great weariness.
LONDON. Oct. 23-The house of
commons declined today to accept
Pierpont Morgan's second under
ground railroad scheme, which leaves
the field entirely to Charles Yerkes.
WASHINGTON. d. c., Oct "a
Carroll Wright, recorder of the arbi-
tration commission, today made pub
lie the details planned for the first
session tomorrow. The arbitrators
will assemble at the temporary White
House at 10 O'Clock, A message from
President Roosevelt will be read urg
ing that the exigencies of the situa-
tion require prompt action. This may
be supplemented by supplemental re
marks by the president later. The
commission will organize by electing
Judge Gray chairman, and then will
repair to the labor commissioners of
flee.
PARIS, Oct 23.-President Roose-
velt's name was cheered enthusiast
cally in the chamber OF deputies to-
day, when Deputy Jaueres urged the
government to follow his example in
the coal strike.
PORTLAND, Me-, Oct 23.The Ma
tional w. C. T. U. says that it has de
clared unrelenting war on the use of
cigarettes by boys and has statistics
showing the deleterious effects of to-
bacco on youths.
WASHINGTON. d. c., Oct. 23.--
The story started from Little Rock
last night that Alice Roosevelt was
engaged to marry John Greenway. the
former rough rider, is denied here.
ST. PAUL, Oct. 23.-The immense
traffic in live stock which the Chi,
cago. Milwaukee & st. Paul railroad
has out of Evarts. s. D.. 1t is reported
may result in the extension OF that
line into Montana or possibly into the
Black Hills. The construction of
such line would be of great benefit
to Minneapolis and St. Paul in that
1t would give the desired route to the
Black Hills and the thriving towns in
thar geptipn pf South Dafpta