Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-05-09
TELEGRAPHlC NEWS.

TELLURIDE, May Sat noon to-
from Judge Stevens at Ouray ordering
the discharge of the juries summoned
for the May term of the district court
on the ground that n fair and impartial
trial was impossible at present, owing
to the existing conditions In San Mi
guel county. The cases to have been
tried at this term include those of
the strikers wha have been arrested
/ for alleged intimidation, and the case
of President Meyer. charged with des.
ecrating the flag
! NEW YORK. May 5.--Supporters of
/ James Parker have selected James NJ.
Guffey of Pennsylvania as chairman
of the Democratic national committee.
A prolonged conference between Mr..
! Gufrey and representatives of Mr.
. Parker are the basis for this belief
| DENVER, May 5.-Governor Pea.
body and his party arrived home from
| st. Louis at noon today, and made u
triumphant march up Sixteenth street
preceded by band. The entire party
. looks well and claims to have had a
most delightful time.
, WASHINGTON. May 5-Mme. De
! Sala. as representative Of the late Arm
of j. Sala a. Co., was awarded $2l5.-
+, 8l2 today by the arbitration commits
sion which has been considering her
claim against the Dominican Repub-
| lie. Nine. DE Sala sought payment
| for arms and ammunition furnished
to the late President Heureaux during
/ the troubles of 1897 and 1893. and was
E, awarded the full amount asked. The
| arlHtrators were ]. NJ Ceballos, for
! the Dominican government, and Fred
i erick Van Dyhe. assistant solicitor for
| the department of state, for Sala &
1 Co.
TRENTON. N. j., May 5.-The
| cases Of George r. Kroehl and a. c.
Twining. directors OF the defunt First
| National bank OF Asbury Park, were
called for trial today before Judge
Kirkpatrick The two are accused OF
certifying falsely TO report OF the
! banks cosdition to the comptroller OF
! the currency,
I, BILLINGS. Mont, May 5.--The rap
| Id growth of the order of Eagles In
! Montana Is evidenced by the large and
/, representative attendance at the state
/; convention which began here today
Delegates are present from all the
, chief cities OF the state. Business
and pleasure Is combined In the two
days program for the gathering.
! COSHOCToN. o.. May 5-The
1, Coshocton Carnegie library was dedi
Gated today with simple but interest
ing exercises. Professor George w
, Knight OF the Ohio State university
and other visitors OF prominence were
among the participants.
The library building is built OF gran
ite and Is a handsome edifce. erected
at cost OF about $4,000. In add
ton to the cost OF the building Andrew
Carnegie presented 10 the trustees a
sum OF $1,000 with which to furnish 1t
ST. LOUIS, May 5-Threateninp
weather kept many people away from
the fair today, but the attendance was
very good however. Advantage was
taken OF the absence Of large GROVE
to hurry forward the final installation
work. With increditable swiftnes,
hundreds OF painters are covering tn.
vast spaces on the exhibit palaces.
The magnificent million dollar ex
hibit OF Missouri is practically com
plete. The French section OF the Fin,
Arts Palace was opened this afternoon
as did also the German Pavilion.
TOPEKA. May b.-Thers were NJ