Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-13

I N'H basSudH boys were done up TO a
brown finish yesterday. the score
standing Il to G in favor of the local
! club. II is feared the boys from the
| wide open town across the range Tor
got about conditions existing in this
/ city on the sabbath and that our
( players were tcetotulers.
CARTHAGE. Mo. Aug. 11.-Forty
prisoners, dissatisfied with food, mu-
| tinied last night yelling and slamming
cell doors. Fire Chief Ships and
Jaiier Eidredge turned the fire hose
with heavy pressure on them. The
prisoners eNtinsuished the Ashts wit.
a small hose, and hurled a bottle OF
acid at The officers, and also tried to
iab them in the face with broomsticks
lne prisoners were almost strangled
with water before quiet was restored
CRIPPLE CREEK, Colo, Aug IL
The strike situation changes slightly
Seyeraly hundred more men quit work
today. FIFTY at the Strong mine
which planned to aid the El Paso in
the fight. quit work at o'clock this
morning, and the remainder are ex
pected to go out at o'clock this after
noon. Thirty qWit at the Modoc and
all are now out at the Elkton.
WASHINGTON. ID. c., Aug. IL
The weather department says that
hurricane that appeared east OF the
Barhadoes August Sth, is approaching
Cuba and probably will strike Florida,
and warns vessels Of the gulf, South
Atlantic and Culan waters.
cane struck Santiago last night caus-
ing considerable damage. II is now
moving over the island towards Ha-
vana. All wires are down.
WASHINGTON. d. c., Aug. H.
Consul Jewett at Fort De France,
Martinique cables:
"A terrific cyclone visited the island
Saturday at midnight which caused
great damage to crops and fruits
Many houses at Fort De France were
unrOotol, One person was killed.
The consulate is intact AT Trinatate
seven persons We're killed and many
houses We're destroyed. Smaller
towns were damaged and four new
villages destroyed, rendering five
thousgnd victims OF last years catas-
trophe again homeless. There is
great discouragement"
TROY, n. Y, Aug. 11-An organiz-
ed movement is on foot here, led by
Rev. j. II. Henry Duckrey OF Cam
briage, Mass, for five hundred thous.
and colored people to emigrate from
the tar south to northern points be
tween Boston and Providence, to begin
Immediately, and within three years
10 be completed.
NEW YORK, Aug. IA battle roy
al took place between corps OF po.
iicemen and five hundred mfuriated
Italians, who were determined to take
possession of a prisoner, also an Ital.
ian, and lynch him. The Italian pris-
oner was accused of slashing a boy
badly with "A knile. 1t appeared for
some time as though the Italians
would be victorious, but another squad
of policemen arrived and they landed
their prisoner in cell, badly beaten
and bruised.
ROME, Aug. 1.-THE pope swooned
this morning While celebrating mass.
The strain through which he passed
since election has been too much lor
him.
IDAHO SPRINGS, Colo, Aug. IL
The sheriff today arrested So most
prominent citizens OF this city, mem
bers Of the Citizens Protective league
ON criminal warrants sworn out by
the Western Federation of Miners,
based on the deportation OF eighteen
union miners alter the recent dyna-
mitHg OF the properly of the sun and
Moon mine. The league was also re-
strained from in any way Interfering
with these eighteen men. The mayor,
council and president oil the First Ma.
tional bank are among the prisoners.
All were taken to Georgetown.
The warrants Tor the citizens were
secured by the Western Federation OF
Miners, and in addition an injunction
was secured restraining each and
every member of the Citizens league
IRON in any way interfering with the
local Miners union.
JuCge overs, in granting the injunc.
lion, pronounced the application 10 oe
common rights which are sacred to
every man in the country.
The complaint upon which the war
r8nCs We're issued declares that the
miners who were driven out OF Idaho
Springs were law-abidIng citizens, at
tending to their business, attempting
10 make a living lor themselves, and
were guilty Of no offense against the
state The defendants" says the
complaint, banded themselves to-
gether simply to break up the miners
union in Idaho Springs and to do this,
TOOK the complaiuanls from their beds
by force, threw them into jail and lat
er drove them out OF town without any
criminal complaint being made"
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Aug. IL
DR.. Greth, arose over the city in a
dirigible balloon last night and at
tracted much attention. He claims he
steered it successfully.
DENVER. Colo, Aug. 1.-THE ex-
pected wholesale retirement Of Oil
cials of the Colorado Iron 81 Fuel com
pany is rather startling to MIR. Fred
J. Hearne, who is to take Osgood' $
place Osgood, Kebbler, jerome, and
Waits are to go and several other res
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