Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-03-24

for an omnibus injunction against the
Citizens alliance at Telluride restrain
ing the alliance from interfering with
50 deported unionists who wish to
return to Telluride
WASHINGTON. March 22.-Infor-
nation has been received here that
Aguinaldo- intends to visit the st.
Louis fair and al the same time make
tour of the country for the purpose
of studying the people and institutions.
LINCOLN. Neb. March Coon
gressman Burkett. of the First ids
trict, was unanimously renominated
by the Republicans today. Two Boose-
welt delegates were also chosen 10 the
national convention. If the Republi-
cans carry the Legislature Burkett
will succeed Dietrich as senator.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla, March 22.-
As a result OF largely attended con
vention begun in Jacksonville today
II is expected that a permanent or
ganizaton will be effected of the cat
tie growers and others identified with
the livestock interests of the south
eastern states. The industry has been
growing at rapid rate in recent
years and the need of an organization
for the protection and promotion of
the stock growers interests is gem
orally recognized. The convention
will be in session several days and
Will be addressed by prominent stock
men, railroad industrial agents, ex-
perimenters and others interested In
the industry.
PHILADELPHIA. March GA. j..
Cassatt was reelected president at
The annual election today of officers
and directors OF the Pennsylvania
Railroad company.
NEW YORK. arch 22.-lnvoluntary
bankruptcy proceedings against Dan
lei Sully, S. +. Morse, Edwin Hadley
and v r. Hagan. constituting the firm
of Sully & Co.. were filed today by
Stephen Weld & Co, Gwathney & Co.
and Hamil q Co. creditors. for over
half a million dollars
David Miller and Henry Taft were
appointed receivers of the firm by the
federal circuit court, their bonds be-
ING piaceu al SZ0V,ouv.
DENVER, March 22.-It appears at
noon today as though move would
be made toward sending troops to
Telluride before tonight.
Secret orders have been issued by
Adjutant General Bell for the entire
Colorado national guard of the state
-2600 men-to hold themselves in
readiness to move in three hours no
lice. General Bell refuses to state
why the men are being equipped or
where they are going.
1t Is believed this preliminary or
der will be followed by proclamation
from the governor calling for at least
1000 more men.
DENVER, March 22-The state
ment Is made here this afternoon that
800 members of the national guard
has been ordered to Trinidad post
haste. Gen. Bell stated that the des-
tination OF part of the guard was for
Trinidad while some will be sent to
Telluride, Major Hill will be in com
mand OF the troops to go to Trinidad
BUSHNELL, ILL.,, March 22-Con-
gressional Benjamin F. Marsh was re
nominated without opposition today by
The Republican congressional conven-
ton OF the Fourteenth district
WASHINGTON, March 22-The
United States has secured the world s
record for big gun firing. The record
breaking work took place at the prize
firing at Pensacola bay. and the ship
that captured the honors was the
kearsarge the report reaching the
navy department this morning.
One OF the 13-inch guns of the Kear-
sarge made six out of seven shots in
five minutes and 20 seconds.
An S-inch gun made 10 hits out of
10 shots in exactly the same time.
5-inch gun made is hits out of is
shots in two minutes.
The firing was at a 20-foot target,
at a distance of 1900 yards.
: JACKSON. Miss. March ERE
publican congressional conventions
for the selection of delegates to the
Republican national convention were
held throughout Mississippi today.
The state convsnt ton for the choice of
delegates-at-large will meet in this
city tomorrow. The district conven-
tions developed no opposition TO the
Roosevelt administration and resolu-
tions indorsing the President for re-
nomination are expected to be passed
by the state convention
TOLEDO, O.. March 22-At spe-
cial meeting held here today the own
ers OF the stocks and bonds of the
Wabash railroad voted to authorize
an increase of S50,000,OOO in the com
panys capital stock 1t is officially
stated that no part of-this stock is to
he issued, but that its authorization is
purely technical proceeding and is
done for the purpose OF meeting the
requirements of the law.
The laws of Missouri under which
the Wabash is Incorporated provide
that a company cannot have a great
er bonded Indebtedness than out
standing capital stock Since the Wa
bash was reorganiZed in 1888 the bond
ed Indebtedness of the company has
exceeded the capital stock by about
Si3,0OO.oG0. but the increase of $50
OO0,O0O in the capital stock brings the
latter up to Si02, 900 600, or about 81