Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-11-10
TELEGRAPHlC NEWS.

KANSAS CITY. Nov. THE offiC
ial appointment as Bishop of the die
cese of Leavenworth was received to
day by Father Lillis, from the Pope
to succeed Bishop Fink, deceased
WASHINGTON, Nov THE Sill
preme court today decided the case OF
the Milwaukee News against the Mil
waukee journal in favor of the latter
The Journal claimed the other paper
combined to prevent them getting
advertising. The lower court also de
clded in favor of the Journal
SPRINGFIELD, H., Nov. 7.-Tho
national officers of the Engineers un.
ion today receded the Illinois Goa
strike and ordered them to go to work
The break in union ranks. togethei
with miners refusal to go out caused
failure of the strike. The question oi
continuing the organization was lefi
to a referendum vote
DENVER, Colo, Nov. IA gang
of safe blowers made two hauls las
night but for their trouble got only
six dollars in money and about one dol
the safe of the Salzar Lumber com
pany on Idaho street and secured siI
dollars in cash.
They then visited the Robinson
Lumber company and blew open the
safe and secured twenty. two cen
stamps. The safe at the latter place
was unlocked and had the men al
tempted to open the door would have
been saved the trouble of unlocking
the door.
NEW YORK, Nov. Both parties
entered last day of the capaign ex
expressed absolute confidence in the
success of their respective candidates
Members of the Democratic committe,
arrived at headquarters early. Vic'
Chairman Nicoll was in charge o
Democratic headquarters and Ur!
Woodson secretary of the committee
and j. G Johnson of the committee o.
Kansas, was also there
DAYTON, o., Nov, Paul Lawren
ce Dunbar the negro poet. receives
from President, two autographed vol
umes of the Presidents speeches, ac
companied by signed letter thanking
him for hih campaign poem Negro
recently sent to the executive.
LONDON. Nov. IA Manchester
man. finding that he could not gel
some goods delivered the other day
sure of Chinese orders, took steps t.
discover the nature Of this increase
in Far East activity. He had good rea
son TO believe no boom in genera
Chinese trade had set in. and his in
quiries showed that the new orders
were of a very special nature indeed
including one placed by the Chinese
government for half million yards
cotton duck for tents This is takeI
to mean either that China has mad,
up its mind to take part in the struR
gle between Russia and Japan, or tha
ii is supplying Japan with war mater
ial. Well informed Britons are inclin
to accept the first theory as the more
probable of the two.
CINCINNATI, o., Nov. S.-The In
dications are that many Cincinnati,
women will avail themselves of their
right to vote for the board Of
is believed by competent critics thai
not less than 5000 women will casi
ballots. The schools have been much
discussed recently, it bing charged
that the local schools are inferior tc
those of other cities.
PARIS, Nov. Sat Montauban, the
city of his birth, a handsome tablet
was unveiled today to the memory OF
Cadillac, the famous French explor
er of the upper st, Lawrence and
Great Lakes region of North America
The City of Detroit of which Cadillac
was the founder was represented al
the dedication as were also many oi
the historical and learned societies oi
France.
CINCINNATI. Nov. S.-John Nc
Graw. was taken from the Work house
today by the police and lodged in a
cell on suspicion of knowing some
thing Of the murder Of Alma Steinway
telephone girl found murdered in q
lonely road McGraw was sent to the
work house Saturday for disorderly
conduct
lola, Kan, Nov. S.-A fifteen mil
lion foot gas well was brought in yes
terday north of lola. opening a new
field.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. s.
Rear Admiral w. C. Wise, having to
day reached the age limit Of Ga years