Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-04-28

tIon owing to washouts and destroyed
bridges
SEDALIA. Mo. April 25.-Four
inches of rain fell here in "a hours
The Missouri Pacific. Pacific & Sc
dalla. Warsaw & Southwestern are
paralyzed by wrecked bridges. The
Missouri Pacific depot Is bAd'r 1nod.
ed. Easements of business houses
at Warsaw are submerged causin"
considerable damage
lola Kans, April 25.--The Ncosho
Hood began receling today One hun
drel ana fifty families were 'omuelled
10 le3yC ih,ir homes last n.gh', Three
miles OF the Missouri Pac'ic track
is w3she c,t here and at For, Scott
DENVER. April 25.-At 2 O'Clock
this afternoon the supreme court rem
dered decision refusing to admit
Meyer to bail. opinion being rendered
by Justice Steele 1t Is said this ac.
ton was followed as admitting Meyer
to bail would he regarded as the court
assuming Jurisdiction and this point
is yet to be argued and settled.
WASHINGTON. April 25.-Therc Is
great activity today about the con
gresslonal halls. The senate commit.
tee rooms are rushing and everything
indicates the last week OF the session.
Senator's are particularly anxious 10
adjourn Thursday or Friday and ev-
cry effort is being put forth to clean
up the calendar The military aca-
deny bill Is the last OF the appropria-
iions to be passed and this morning
the conference committee is busily en-
gagged on II.
Today's session. which began at II
night, and it may be the sessions will
be Is hours a day until the session Is
over.
IN the house this morning Mr.. VII
! llama obtained consideration for a res
olutiun for an investigation Of The
| Northern Securues matter. and de-
bate on that question began in a rIth.
Q acrii manhcf. Elthough here az
great man. unfinished matters In
congress. the session has been hard
working one In The house l5. 900 bills
were introduced and 2200 have passed
~ to ~ O'CLOCK 4 lsy
In the senate less than 5000 h'ns
were introducei
he impor,arl lci DIS of cong 'cEs
! have. been the Cuban and Panama
treaties. the amendments to the pub.
tic land laws. and Investigations Of
some OF The trusts. the beef trust es-
pcriolly The Reed smoot case Will
doubtless Eo over for this session.
DENVER. Apui 2L-The big sew
er on Thirty third avenue cayed In
this morning and half dozen men
were buried in the sand Fortunately
there were no deatt 5. although two of
the men were prstty badly injured.
TELLURIDE, April 25.-General
accompanied by his orderly. left this
morning for Denver. The press cen
sorship was lifted today and 1t is TAX.
en- as the first step toward the aboli.
ton OF martial law in Telluride.
NEW YORK. April ga wealthy
widow. Mrs. Paul Cavi, reported to the
police today that gems valued at $751;
900 were stolen from her home. Her
butler disappeared simultaneously and
the police are looking for him.
DENVER. April 25.-Chas. Doran.
a negro. died at the county hospital
today as result of a shot from a pls-
tol fired by his brother Octavlous dur
ing a barroom quarrel yesterday aft
| ernoon.
| DENVER. April 25.-Chas. Doran, a
negro. died at the county hospital to-
day as the result Of a shot from a pis-
tol fred by his brother. Octavius. dur
Ing a barroom quarrel.
LONDON. April 25.-King Edward
and Queen Alexandria, accompanied
by Princess Victoria and the royal
suite. started today for n visit TO Ire
land and Naples.
NAPLES. April 25.--Asslstant Sec.
retary OF State A. A. Adee arrived here
today. Mr. Adee will go TO Rome to-
morrow and return to Washington In
about a month.
ROME. April 25.-President Loubet
went with the royal cortege to the Pan.