Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-02-11
TElEGRAPhIC NEWS.

D1S MUlNES. Iowa, Feb. 8.-Rep-
introduced bill in the state legisla-
ture providing for coeducational
school OF matrimony. Pupils are to
be required to enter this school and
Jake course OF instruction and re-
eeiye a diploma before a marriage IL
sense will be issued. The bill is re-
ceiving the hearty support of physi-
clans
WASHINGTON, Feb. S.-Cameron
Forbes of Boston has been offered the
place on the PHILIPPINE commission
recently vacated by Governor Taft.
NEW YORK, Feb. S.-The cotton
market collapsed completely an hour
after the opening today despite the
efforts of Daniel Sully. Prices fell
100 points or 81 bale. The New
Orleans market for the first time in
months sold under the local market.
ST. LOUIS. Feb. S.-Charged with
receiving $500 for their votes on the
lighting bill Charles Kelley, Charles
Denny, Charles Gutke, and Edmund
Barsche. former members of the
house of delegates, were placed on
rial today. The alleged bribes are
those which Edward Butler on Sat
lrday last was found not guilty of hay
ing given.
BOSTON. Feb. s.-The body of Nes
Parton, a ragpicker was found dead
lying in heap OF rags that had serv-
ed as his bed for many years After
his death it was discovered that the
ragpicker had deposits in banks
amounting to over $4,000. He gained
some notoriety at the time of Lin
'oln's assassination for expressing his
JOY at the sad event, when enraged
citizens got rope and were about
to hang him, when he publicly made
retraction.
DENVER, Feb. S.-Frederick Ar
mold, Newton Andrews and Charles
Peters. the three boy murderers of
Mrs. Amanda youngblood. were sen
fenced to death by Judge Palmer in
the West Side court this morning.
The attorney for the condemned men
Will endeavor to have the supreme
court interfere and order a new trial.
NEW YORK, Feb Edward
Snifies has been indicted here and
charged with beguiling western pro-
perty developers into paying large
ices for which he promised to float
their bonds on the market at par.
alter obtaining trust companies to act
rs trustees, The police say he has
beguiled westerners out of nearly a
quarter of million dollars.
CRIPPLE CREEK. Feb. .9.-Former
Congressman Glover, who has been
IN trial charged with assault to kill
was found guilty this morning of sim.
pie assault and probably will be call
ed upon to simply pay small fine.
DAYTON. o.. Feb 9.-Phillip Keif-
fer, wealthy manufacturer who eel
eDrated his hundred and second birth
lay three months ago. died this morn
ing.
ARDMORE. |. T, Feb. 9.-The Bank
OF Commerce at Rlvia lost SI700 to
safe blowers this morning. The rob
bers prevented the citizens, who had
been attracted by the explosion. from
approaching them, and then escaped.
OKLAHOMA CITY, o. T., Feb o.
The special grand jury's indictments
have resulted In the following ar
rests; Charles Wadsworth. city en-
sineer, charged with accepting a
bribe Of $26. William Ash. manufac.
iurer. charged with perjury; George
Bunker, James Mccartney, aldermen.
with accepting bribes; Pat
Shea, street commissioner, charged
With embezzling $500; A. F. Bills, al
ierman, charged with appropriating
property; DR.. Osborne,
charged with stealing $4,000 worth of
prick; w. NJ Murray, F. w. Cook, and
Dick Little. charged with padding city
payrolls.