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

strike and lockout are the worst. Let
the labor leaders Incorporate. The
unions have nothing to fear from in
corporation. There Is nothing the
law can reach in cooperation that It.
cannot rench at the present"
BERLIN. April 26.-The governor
of German Africa cables today that
| typhus has broken out in the army
there and many deaths daily are re
sulting.
MADRID. April ga second at
tempt to assassinate Premier Maura
was made today. shot being fired at
him while travelling to Madrid from
Barcelona, at which place ne was
stabbed fortnight ago. Fortunately
the shot went wild.
LONDON. April 26.-King Edward
and Queen Alexandria landed in Kings
ton, Ireland. today. and after formal
reception proceeded to the Punchtown
races.
ROME, April Pa military review
in which 10000 troops participated
was held in honor of President Loubet
today. The president accompanied by
che queen OF Italy. rode TO the parade
grounds In a carriage where they ro
viewed the troops on horseback.
SILVERTON. April 26.--The state
ments sent out to the effect that San
Juan county delegation Is antagonlstic
to the denomination OF Congressman
Hogg is without foundation. The con
vention was ruled by the congress
mans friends and resolution was
passed unanimously lnstructlng the
San Juan county delegation to vote
for Mr.. Hogg's denomination. 1t Is
true that maybe one or two OF the
delegates have individual preferences
that may not coincide with the In
structlons. but they will undoubtedly
be governed solely by the instructions,
The convention also passed strong res
olutions endorsing Gov. Peabody and
his law and order policy. w. y. Kin
| ney. Fred Goblo, ]. II. Terry. A. V.
McCrimmon, and ID. p. Bell compose
the state delegation. while w. z. Kin
| ney, c. o. Finch, A. V. McCrimmon,
d. p. Bell and John Pollock constitute
the congressional delegates.
MANCOS. April 26.-The Republl-
can county convention Of Montezuma
county was held at Cortez yesterday.
There was considerable interest man
| Tested owing to the spirited contests
| at the primaries in the Mancos pre-
clncts, In the lower Mancos precinct
what Is known as the Krumpanltzky
ticket won by one majority, electing
eight delegates: In the upper precinct
tho anti-Krumpanitzky ticket won.
The opposition fled contest In the
lower precinct Tho committee on
credentials at Cortez favored seating
the regularly elected delegates. but
their report was amended and each
side given II half vote. The Krum-
panitzky delegation then walked out of
the convention. The work of the con
yention was short. Resolutions were
unanimously passed endorsing Tbeo-
lore Roosevelt; Wolcott for head OF
he delegation to Chicago; Governor
19body for preserving law and order
hd Congressman H. NJ. Hogg for re-
domination at Glenwood Springs. The
state delegation ID as follows. ]. Il.
Ptolemy and J. Il. George of Mancos,
Mr. Mienneah of Dolores. and H. Brig
ham. Jr, of Cortez. The congression-
Il delegates are: s. w. Carpenter
nd William Roeseler of Mancos. Mr..
deinneah OF Dolores. and Mr.. Mowry
of Cortez.
QUINCY, H.. April 26.--On account
Of labor troubles the launching OF the
battleship Massachusetts has been In
definitely postponed.
CARBoNDALE. ILL.,. April 2G.-The
| Odd Fellows OF the Interstate associa-
| don. comprising Illinois. Indiana, Ten
nessee. Kentucky and Arkansas con-
vcned here today for the nineteenth
| annual celebration. Five thousand
| people are present.
| BUDAPEST. April 26.-Thc railroad
strike In Hungary Is at an end. and
| the roads are now running passenger
and freight trains regularly.
LIMA. Peru. April 26.-Several new
cases of the bubonic plague were re-
ported on Sunday. and several were
found Morday. and the fearful plague
| is spreading.