Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-07-28
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II rELEoRAPHic eREvITiEs.
MANILA, p. l., July 24.-The Sultar
of Dinadayen has been arrested by
troops under Captain Pershing. com
manding the Mindanoa expedition. and
of the Moros who mnrdered two Amer
leans. The sultan Immediately order
ed the guilty Moros brought in. One
arrived so badly mutilated that he
died after making a confession. An
other has fortified himself and defIes
the sutan's followers.
WEST LIBERTY, Ky. July a.
There is a lively contest on in the
Democratic congressional convention
of the Tenth district in session here
today. Congressman Banford White
is candidate for denomination and is
opposed by Judge Amos Davis of
Morgan and Frank Hopkins of Floyd.
| LONDON. July 24-Captain Putnam
Bradlee Strong arrived here today in
company with Honore Palmer. of Chi.
cago. Strong travelled under the
name of Allen Alberd on the steamer.
He denied pawning May Yohe's Jewels.
and said her charges were prompted
by her dismay at his doserting her.
No definite plans for the future
PHILlPPl. w. Va, July 24-Two
negroes. names unknown, were lynch
ed near Womesdorf last night. The
| lyroh'rc was cars0H ~ the r'urlor cr
lCl ---l.
SAN FRNCISCO. Cal. July 24--So
little FtZsimmons money is in sight
this afternoon that Jeffries people are
offering 10 to 3. Jeffries won the toss
for corner. and will choose the north
west corner. the same one he occupied
in his former fight.
PARKERVI.LE. w. Va, July "a
United States Circuit Judge Jackson
today held Mother" Mary Jones and
seven other organizers of the United
Mine Workers. and four Hmgarians.
guilty of contempt of court in violation
Of injunction by creating demonstra-
tions at the Clarksburg mines. He i'm.
posed the following sentences: Thorn
as Haggerty, 80 days William Harlan,
Bernard Rice. Peter Wilson William
Blakely, George Bacon, Thomas Las
kaviesh. 30 day each The sentence
of Mother" Jones and the four Hun
garians was passed until this after
noon. Mother" Jones will probably
be fined heavily. The court said:
THE ordinary use of the writ of in
junction is to prevent injuries to prop
erty and persons. 1t is most efficient.
if not the only remedy. to stay irrep-
arabic injury and punish those who
dsobey an order of the court grant
ing the writ. 1t is a mistaken idea to
try abuse the writ"
THE defendants mission is solely to
foment trouble and create dissatisfac-
tion. The strong will of the court
is not invoked to suppress free speech,
but to restrain defendants from coerc-
ing people not dissatisfied with their
wages"
The Judge suggested that the state
ments OF the defendants were anar-
chstic in tendency
PARKERSBURG. w. Va, July "a
At the conclusion of Judge Jackson's
opinion. District Attorney Blizzard
asked for the arrest of Secretary
Treasurer Wilson of the Mine Work
ers, charging him with making inflam-
matory speeches in West Virginia.
Judge Jackson ordered Wilson arrest
ed
BOSTON. Mass, July 24.-Wflliam
4 u
the guest OF tile New England Demo
cratic club. together with Senator Car
mack and other Democratic leaders.
Mayor Collins presided at the
meeting at which Bryan made the
principal speech. He said in part:
"ln view of the numerous harmony
dinners and the discord they have
consider the basis of harmony. Har-
mony is not the result of chance, but
the product OF an inexorable law. It
is impossible to secure harmony be-
tween people of opposite sympathies.
and it is difficult to change a mans
sympathies. 1t requires political re-
generation to make Democrats out of
aristocrats. To attempt to patch mp
harmony with those who. though call
ing themselves Democrats, are alien
ated from the party, is a waste of
time and would prove disastrous. Op-
ponents of aristooracy and plutocracy
cannot be united for a successful at
tack upon entrenched privilege by
making peace with the enemy. but by
straightforward appeal to the Amer.
lean people"
Bryan attacked the Republicans on
the subjects of trusts. currency and
protective tariff.
NE WYORk. July 24.-President
Mitchell was very hopeful today of
break among the operators and con
sequent possibility of a settlement OF
the great coal strike. The Herald de-
clares today that New York is now
out OF hard coal. and that dealers in
the metropolis are unable to secure
fire .. "
as g. .r %
and that It cannot be gotten out in
sufficient quantities even if the strike
ends within a week. The shortage for
the three months as compared with
last simmer is over eleven million
tons and the coal market is In condi-
Of n,,,a