Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-03-28

| with the lntention of going to Tellu.
ride with the deported miners today.
His plans have necessarily been
changed owing to the declaring of
| martial law In San Miguel county by
| GOV Peabody, an order that sets aside
the civil Injunction issued by Judge
Stevens. Mr.. Meyer has not an
nounced his intentions, although he
has been in conference with local
leaders and some of the deported men,
among them A. H. Floaten.
Special Telephone TO The Herald.
OuRAY. March Pa bunch of
about 10 deported miners left Ouray
this morning for Telluride where they
viii endeavor to obtain entrance and
protection under the injunction Issued
by Judge Stevens at Montrose The
number does not include any of the
men deported by the militia but those
singled out by the citizens. There is
much speculation AS to the reception
the men will receive Otherwise 1t Is
very quiet here President Meyer has
lett the city but his destination is not
known.
Storming to beat the band with sew
eral feet of snow above timber line
since last Sunday.
Special Telephone 10 The Herald.
TELLURIDE. March 25-Absolu-
tely dearth of news in this camp
largely owing to the blizzard which
has prevailed since last night. over
one foot of new snow covering the
ground The town Is being patrolled
lay and night.
The report that several hundred
roops are enroute to this place is not
believed. AT least no such lnforma-
don has been received here. and as
there appears to be no necessity the
story Is doubted
Information from Ouray by way of
Denver is to the effect that - deport.
cd men are enroutc and Will arrive
IN the evening train. No lntlmation
is given out what will be done with
'hem-if they viii be turned back be-
fore entering the town. be allowed
peaceable entry, or thrown into the
bullpen
OuRAY. March 25.-Acting upon
the advice of President Meyer of the
Western Federation of Miners, doz-
On of the men deported from Tellu-
ride two weeks ago left for that place
and will reach there this evening
rhey aer ostensibly returning to their
homes, but 1t is expected that the
military will be at the train when
they arrive, place them under arrest.
put them in the bullpen over night
and deport them tomorrow morning.
General Bell will take charge of af-
fairs in Telluride and he has given
he deported men warning that they
must not return
TRINIDAD. Colo, March 25.-To.
lay acting upon orders from Mapor
Zeph T Hill. military commander, a
house-io-house raid was begun for fire
arms, and all guns and pistols are
promptly connscated. These raids
haYe taken place in the outside camps
up 10 noon today. and Trinidad is to
| be visited as soon as the work is fin-
ished in the other sections.
No disturbances are reported today,
except a slight fracas at Segundo.
Major Hin has ordered that no per.
sons shall be allowed on the streets
Of Trinidad after . y. m. unless they
carry military passes.
WASHINGTON. March 2i.-Mcm-
bers OF congress today received by
mail cards purporting to be the
Franklin County. Kansas Directory
showing these words:
"Bristow-Assistant Postmaster
General, $4,000"
"Bristow's -Weighmaster
$500"
"Bristow's Brother-speclal Post
office Examiner, $500"
"Bristow's Son-Messenger, $1,000
"Bristows Cousin in PostoGice, ST..
POO"
"Bristow's Partner, j. NJ. Allen
Private Secretary. $1,000"
"Bristow's Partners (Allen) sister
| Clerk. Ottawa. Kans., Postoflice, $700'
"Brstow's Partner. Allen-Chalr
man State Board Of Charities. 81 900
Bristow-Prespective Candidate
for Congress, Second Kansas Dis
trict"
"Bristow's Partner, Allcn--Candi
idate Congress Second District"
'Brlstow has not resided in Frank
lin county two consecutive weeks. mol
does he own dollars worth of rea
estate Neither Bristow nor Aller
know how many townships there arr
In the county"
The members who are smartlng un
der recent Brlstow charges circulated
he cards with great giee
WASHINGTON. March 24.-Th'
house committee on military affair
today reported fayorably on the fol
lowing selections for the board o
managers for the various Soldiers
Homes: John Holley of Wisconsin
William ,arner Of Missouri; william
X. Shafter OF California. and Henr.
Palmer Of Nebraska
WASHINGTON, March 2i-Th
house today passed a bill authorizing
the secretary Of war to modify plan
for the proposed Improvement of tn
Trinity river In Texas.
KANSAS CITY, March 2i-Vlolen
rains with hail and a stiff wind oc