Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-05-12
tolls and demanded tho money in tie


today. They held meeting in the
morning and sent in their ultimatum
at noon to the six big braves who
spent the morning In pleasure trim
over the grounds They declared they
would do no further work until given
assurance OF assistance.
Tumoli the queen of the Wichitas
acted as the Mrs Bowser of the party
IN presenting their grievances. After
conference which lasted an hour. a
compromise was effected and the
squaws returned to work
LONDON. May i0.-Thero Is in.
tense regret here over the death of
Explorer Sir Henry NJ Stanley. Tele.
grams today pour lnfrom all over the
civilized world. Sir Stanley will
probably be buried in Westminster Abb
hey or by the side of Livingstone He
Is spoken OF by the afternoon papers
as most distinguished American"
EMPORiA. kans. May lO.-Two
hundred delegates To the Prohibition
convention, representing almost every
county in the state. this forenoon elect.
ed Rev. Moran OF Topeka. permanent
chairman. and S. b. Gould of Arkansas
city, secretary to the state conyen.
tlon. The platform and nominations
VIII be taken up this afternoon.
TOPEKA, Kans May i0.-Elght
lmoprted machinIsts went to work for
The Santa Fo company here today
Everything Is quiet.
NEW YORK, May lO.-In nnticipa.
lion of the thirteenth annual lnterna.
tional peace congress. which will be
held during this summer at st. Louis.
the New York members of the peace
association have called the meeting
which will be held in the assembly
hall of the American institute of 80.
cial service today.
The international peace association.
which for many years has been a
strong power In Europe. and to the
Influence of which IL due the czar's
interest in the promotion of universal
peace, has lately gained large mum.
Der of prominent American members
II Is said to be the intention of the
New York association TO prepare n pc
itlon to be sent to the czar asking
him to use his mtocratic power to re-
5tore peace In the far East
PORT CHESTER, n. Y. May 10
Patrick Keenan,. engineer and John
Howe. fireman. were killed today In
wreck OF the Adams Express train
for New York on the New Haven &
Hartford railway. Several members
Of the train crew were also injured.
The engine and two cars went over
a 5O-loot cmbankment Into the Bynum
river. Crossing a switch at too rap.
i'd rate is thought to have been the
cause Of the wreck The train car.
ried $500 900 in bullion
CHICAGO. May l0-About 1000
1llblnders employed in Go establish.
7nts run by members of the Chicago
fypothetae went on strike today on
receiving a refusal to their demands
lor renewal Of the closed shop
DENVER. May l0.-The trial for
murder OF former Detective Sam Elm.
rich Is NJ standstill, owing 10 the
inability of tho court to secure Jury.
fhe entire day yesterday and this
morning was spent in an effort to gel
a jury but without success.
NEW YORK, May following q
note which stated that we are tired
Of living and we want to die together" :"
Conrad Heinstin and his son Conrad,
Jr.. suicided by inhaling gas last night.
SEDALlA. Mo, May l0.-The con.
tract for the dragging for the new mil.
iion-dollar Missouri Pacific shops here
was awarded today to Henry DanhofY.
of Little Rock. Ark
LONDON, May l0,-E T Hooley. a
promoter of International fame was
arrested here today and charged with
| conspiracy to defraud John Payne OF
monies and securities. Henry Lawson
was also arrested on the asme charge.
DERBY, Conn, May l0.-One hun.
dred girls In Radcliffe Brothers wool.
en- mills went on strie today because
TWO men were discharged for refusing
to curtall the girls opportunities for
flirting. The men declined to incur
the girls wrath by closing the win.
| dows through which they were flirting
with employees In a factory across the
| street. The strikers demand that the
men be reinstated.
ANTRIM. N. H., May I0.--Six cler
gymen of Antrim and Bennington have
signed an agreement not TO marry d
divorced person unless divorced for
"a cause recognized In the scrip
lures" They are OF Presbyterian
Baptist, Methodist and Congregational
denominations.
| SPRINGFIELD. o., May I0.-Waltey
Maxwell, district school master, was
Jsrked over desks and kicked until
he was mass OF bruises because he
used a rod on one OF his small colored
pupils. His assallant was the pupils
mother. who has been arrested. Max
well Is young and slight OF build and
half the weight of the negress.
ST. LOUIS. May l0.-Girls. as wei
as boys. will be given free instruction
In farming In the government garden
which open today at the worlds fair
1t was intended to ask the Civic In
provement League to name thirty boy,
TO take charge OF the truck gardens
during the exposition. and they will
be taught every detail OF gardening