Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-07-09
A report from vincennes says that

A report from Nincennes says that
Lee Brown, whose killing of Officer
Massey, caused the race war. cannot
survive many hours.
Later reports state that seven per
sons were killed, and twenty injured
OF the wounded those whose condi
tion Will probably end fatally are
John Biel John Barnett, Ernest Wal
ters. Ben Hoffman, Charles Taylor
and Calvin Hawkins. The authorities
at Nincennes today removed Lee
for safe keeping.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, July Gov
ernor Durbin today sent BrigadieI
General Mckee, and Quartermaster
General Perry of the Indiana local
guards to Evansville. and if they rec
ommend, the city will be placed un
der martial law. The governor this
morning said: The riotng citizens
of Evansville were taught an awful
lesson last night | am determined
that the militia shall repeat 1t If the
occasion demands. This state shall
not 0e disgraced by another lynch
ing The governor is prepared to
send several regiments here.
LONDON, July President Lou
bet visited various French institutions
here this morning. He conferred sew
erai degrees OF honor upon several
Frenchmen. AT noon he received a
numerous welcome from British mu.
nicipals and associations, and this al
ternoon he drove in state to the Man
sion house. There were huge crowds
and loud cheers of welcome.
NEW YORK, July lit is rumored
here today that Bourke Cochran is
considering the advisability OF re-
nouncing American citizenship in or
,er to accept seat in the British
parliament and joining the force of
the Irish 1t is also reported that
Cochran is liable to make his perma
nent home across the water.
DENVER. Colo, July 7.-Goyernor
Peabody this morning issued call
Tor an extraordinary session of the
Legislature to convene at 10 o'clock a.
m. on the goth day of July, for the pur-
pose of passing a new general appro.
priation bill
JEANNETTE, Pa, July THE
search for bodies of flood victims be-
gan in earnest today, and will be pros
ecuted vigorously until all are recoy-
cred that is possible. Several bod
les We're buried this morning, but
funerals will be delayed in some in
stances, owing to the fact that many
undertakers lost all their carriages.
HENLEY, Eng, July 7.-Juvenal OF
Philadelphia, the only American en-
tered in the regatta was beaten in
the third heat of the diamond sculls
race this afternoon by Beresford, an
Engt shman.
ROME, July AT $3.50 this
morning the pope's physicians issued
the following bulletin:
The pneumonia, from which his
holiness is suffering, is now compli
Gated by pleurisy and paralysis OF
he fingers. The pontiff passed a
restless and sleepless night"
ROME, July lit is unofficially
stated that the pope is gradually
sinking into state bordering on un-
consciousness. He makes efforts to
speak, but is unable to make himself
understood.
The story OF the doctors struggle
during the night shows that every
means thdt science could suggest was
used 10 tan the expiring spark of life
The physicians hold out no encour.
aGement and simply await the end
which they believe is bound to come
very shortly.
A flood OF kilograms OF inquirng
is pouring in, inquiring in solicitous
language the latest phase OF the dy-
ing prelate's condition.
a paralysis of the fingers is due to
slightly in the pope's favor is a
change in the right side of his thorax
at the middle lobe. which was blocked
Today it is sufficiently clear to allow
air to pass. The operation of pune
turing the popes pleura with Pravaz
syringe to drain water was to have
taken place today, but it was found
great 70 permit OF the operation.
DIR. Lapponi this morning said
While it is true that the pope has
shown slight rallying, these are in
all probability the last chickering's of
the expiring spark"
d. ROME, July An official bulletin
late this afternoon said
The puncture OF the pleura has
Just taken place. Eight hundred
grammes of matter were extracted.
a rapid examination showed mucuous
settled in the originally affected lung.
The patient stood the operation cour.
ageously and well maintaining his
strength. He is resting well now
though his mind Is not so clear.
ISignedD "LAPPoNI.
MZZONA.
DR.. MazZona late this afternoon
in an interview announced that he
had given up all hope OF saving the
pope's life.
WASHINGTON, d. c., July T.
The papal legation received the fol-
lowing cablegram from Cardinal Ram
polla this morning:
The holy father is no worse. To-
day he continues in a very serious
state, indeed, without, however, max
Ing us lose every hope"
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