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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-22
UNCLE SAMUEL IS
ISLAND GUARDIAN
Representatives OF America and
Black Republic Sign Protocol
GUARANTEE INTEGRITY
BUT TAKE CHARGE OF CUSTOMS
AND ENDEAVOR TO RESTORE
CREDIT AND ADVANCE
PROGRESS.

by the Associated Press.
San Domingo, Republic of Santo
Domingo, Jan 21.-A protocol be-
tween the Diminiccn government and
American Minister Dawson and Com.
mandar Dellingham, L. S. n, in be-
half of the American government wac
signed yesterday
The principal conditions are that
the American government. guarantees
complete integrity of Dominican ter
ritory. agrees 10 undertake the al.
iustment Of all obligations of the
Dominican government foreign and
domestic, and the conditions of pay.
ments, to adjust unreasonable claims
and determine their validity, and the
amount Of pending claims. In caee
of the appointment of one or more
commissions to reach such an adjust
ment the Dominican goYernmeat saall
be Represented IN order to project It's
responsibility.
The American government will
axe charge Of existing custom house
and hose hereafter to be created
will name the employees necessary to
their management, duties they viii
exercise and their rights.
These viii be considered Domini.
cans and subject to the laws OF the
republic.
The American government at the
request of the Dominican governmen,
shall grant uch assistance, i'm Its
power to restore credit preserve or.
der. increase the efficiency Of civil
administration ana advance the mat
erial progress and welfare Of the ra
public.
The agreement will take effect af
ter February 1st next.
Americans here say Minister Daw-
son and Commander Dillingham; de
serve credit for The extremely quick
settlement OF the Dominican problem
and ic is claimed the execution Of the
agreement undoubtedly viii be ben
eficial TO the republic.
President Morales has presented
Commander Dillingham; with the gold
pen used in signing the protoctol-
Quiet prevails here and IS expected
to continue.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-22
NEWS AT WASHINGTON.

By the Associated Press.
Washington, D. c.. Jan. 2l-lt wa.
said at the state department tnat a
dispatch had been received from the
American minister to san Domingo
regarding affairs there but that its
contents probably would not be made
punblic until some time tomorrow
The Dominican government however
il was learned, was about % publish a
decree in which the United 8 ates J.
asked to take over and administer
the customs revenue on a business
basis In order 20 extricate her from
her financial difficulties The STATE
ment was added that San Domingo
would of course require as condition
precedent to any action this govern
mens might take that her aoyerignty
must be guaranteed.
It was made plain that the United
States, in any con ingency. does mol
intend TO establish 2 proectorate over
the island
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-22

st. Petersburg, Jan. 2i-The cza'
is an absolute prisoner today in his
own palace
Tthe capital is in the throes Of
widest turmoil
Emperor Nicholas. behind twenty
cordons of aoldiers and ranks
trusted officials ana court gaardr,
away from tie world, afraid to ven
ture forth or to receive any but Tx
most confidential ministers
Deputations from the strikers the
peasants and organizations nave
been turned away even from tne reg
ular ministries in me crisis for feai
of further treachery and a spark tha'
will set the empire afame.
Civil conflict seems inevitable an1
can only be avcrted by some tremen
dous unforeseen circumstances arising
Strikers at the Palace.
The strike situation Is acute, VIII
the ranks of the idle shippers ant
other operatives swelled in ST. Peter
5urg and vicinity to over 10000 des
)erate men.
The czar is a prisoner at the sea-
of the power of his absolute mon
archy today in the inner recesses o
the great winter palace when the cap
ital saw the most terrible demonstra
ton of the crisis.
over 100000 men, moSt of then
strikers. massed at the front OF the
palace as a demonstration for the
eyes of the czar, the court and th'
war party leaders.
Only the military and the mounted
police faced them.
The impressive, awesome demon
s.ration was followed by the present
alton of a petition to the car Whlef
4. one of the NEST remarkable docu
ments in Russian history.
Il sets forth the hopeless condl
ton of labor in Russia. recit-s the de
nrivation of even human rights an'
demands relief from oppression an'
tyranny.
The streets rung with the cries an'
threats of tne strikers and other cl'
izens all day and night. Disturbance
We're never given such liberty before
Soldiery and police covered the cit
in force. but acted like spectators.
Army in the Plot.
The car has moi left mis- chamber
i the inner erecesses Of the winte
Jalace since the cannon shot fron
one Of his own saluIlng guns al bu
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-22
SMOOT WOULDGET
OUT OF THE LAND
Ind Go Elsewhere Where Laws
Conformed TO Gods
VARIETY OF SUBJECTS
COVERED M AN EXHAUSTIVE
EXAMINATION BY Senate
RIAL INVESTIGATING
COMMITTEE.
BY The Associated Press.

5y ne ASbOcidAeu EithN.
Washington, Jan 2l.-Undsr a
vigorous examination concerning his
belief in Divine revelations, Senator
Smoot, today, in the investigation be.
fore the senate committee said that
If he should receive a revelation
from God commanding him 10 dis
obey the laws Of the land he would
leave the country ana 30 TO some
country whore the laws Of the land
were not in conflict with the laws Of
God.
IIe was asked what he would do II
The revelations commanded him to
remain in his country and violate the
laws. bu he would not suppose the
case. saying 'the God worship il
not such God
Nearly every member Of the senate
committee took part in the examina
tion of Smoot on the subject Of rev
elat ons ana the Witness views
proved highly interesting.
He declared tha revelations may
come 70 any good man, but it was
only these that come to the president
Of the church that were of finding
force, ana then only when they have
been sustained by the people one
Of the regular church conferences.
The examination today covered .
variety Of subjects, including tho be.
lief Of the people generally on the
subject Of polygamy character OF tho
teachings at the relig Gus classes and
the use Of public schools fer the con
duct Of church classes
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-22
common CARRIERS
TO Be RECULAT Ed
In Hepburn Amended Interstate
Commerce Act
HAS ENLARGED POWER
NEW COURT CREATED OUT or
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT
JUDGES TO HEAR
APPEALS.


Washington, Jan. 21.-Representa-
tive Hepburn's bin amending the IN,
tersate commerce act introduced TO-
day consists Of twenty-one sections.
1t demands that the tolls collected
BY common carriers shall be fair and
reasonable. and that upon complaint
that such rates are not fair and rea-
sonahle the in erstata commission
shall have power to make them So.
But the reads affected may appeal
from commission 70 court of com
merces which shall determine reason
ablqn'ess and lawfulness Of rates de.
ldel upon by commission.
y In the matter Of joint rates. If the
f.oads concerned do not agree upon
lpportonment among themselves,
he commission is authorized to
make such appointment subject 10
an appeal TO the court Of commerce.
The commission may appeal to the
,ourl Of commerce TO enforce obedi
ance to It's orders BY writ cf injunc
ion or o.her appropriate process, the
attending party TO be subject to
lenalty Of $4,000 forAeacf day Of re.
htsal or neglect, which together witn
he costs of the suit shalhxbe recover
able in an action Cor debtNip prop
II circuit court of the Uni I'd states.
Section eight abolishes ths.. exist
ng interstate commission and cstab.
ishes a new commission also TO be
nown as The interstate commerce
commission to be composed OF seven
members. An laws conferring pow.
ars upon OF imposing duties upon the
resent commission are continued ex-
sept as otherwise provided by this
bill All pending proceedings are to
be continued to a conclusion before
The new commission.
A court of record with full jurisdic
tion in law and equity. to be called
The court Of commerce, Is created,
which is to consist of FIVE circuit
Judges OF the United States. no two
If whom shall be from the same cir
,uit and three OF whom shall consti-
ute a quorum. These judges are TO
1a designated on the first Of January
! Zach year by the chief justice OF the
United States supreme court. FIX
elusive original jurisdiction Is con.
| ferred on he court of commerce in
al suits, ana proceedings OF a civil
nature in law or equity brought IN
the name Of the United States or OF
the interstate commerce commission
to enforce the provisions Of the inter
state commerce ac,.
II also is given all powers OF a
United States circuit court
Power is gwen the court OF com.
nerce to summon and bring before II
III parties named as defendants or
espondents in proceedings before it,
n whatever part Of the United States
they may reside and subpoenas for
witnesses may run into any judicial
district.
The bin provides in detail for ma-
chinery and minor officers for car
rying ont all OF its provisions.
The proposed law is to take effect
/ April ], 1905.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-22

wiped out the Romanoff dynasty on
Thursday afternoon.
Desperate efforts are being made
by leaders Of the reactionist party
close to the throne TO brand the mar
row escape of the. czar as an accident
but it is learned from an authoritative
source that the contrary is the truth
High officials have satisfied them.
selves and informed the car that
their worst fears are true and that
, Nihilist plot has penetrated the ar
my, reached close to the trusted
guardians of the throne and threat
ems to break out again at any time.
Last night an awful hush fell over
the city which was rent all yesterday
by pandemonium
Strikers Become Riotoue.
Riotous strikers tramped the street
all day. from meeting to meeting,
massing in front Of the palace for
the final terrifying demonstration.
The cried: End the strike. Stop
the war;"
Invading the state printing depart
ment, in spite of feeble resistance by
guards. the strikers compelled the
workers to join the marching armies
The errifed soldiers. commanded tc
Use the utmost lenience in dealing
with the mobs, urged the printing de
partment employees TO quit work tc
prevent bloodshed. Strikers also drag
ged out the employees of several fac
tories.
The strikers threatened 20 wrech
buildings where the workers refused
o join them. The streets throughout
he daylight hours were a be1lam.
Time and again the shouting
marching strikers were confronted by
large bodies Of troops or mounted Pc
I lice and a bloody clash impended thai
would set of the ci;y's mine Of un
rest and dilloyalty.
Each time the troops and DO
lice, accustomed to charging or saber
ing rioters. have given way in obed
ience TO the cars special persona
order for lenienee.
With the ugly thousands stormiag
through the city all small shop keep
ers have closed their doors and mani
large establishment and factories
have suspended.
All classes are waiting with tense
eager anxiety and fear for the expect
ed terrible farn Of this crisis
CONTINUED on Fourth Page.l
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-22
ADAMS MAKES A
GENERAL. DENIAL
OF Allegations OF Peabody in The
Contest
VOTERS INTlMIDATEO
ILLEGALLY NATuRALlZED voT.
ERs-scATHiNG ARRAIGN-
MEMT or REPUBLICAN
TACTICS.

BY The Associated Press.
Denver, Jan. 2l-The answer Ct
Gov ernor Adams to the allegations of
former Governor Peabody, c5n.e tin 3
for he Office of governor, was filed 10
day The answer makes a general de-
NAL Of the allegations Of the contest
or and specifically charges fraud n
several counties against the contes-
tee. Il alleges that divers corpora.
tions and mine owners as ociationa
spent large sums In securing frauau.
lent registration lists, padding regis
ira ion lists, corrupting election Off
cialg and buying votes for the purpose
of olecting Governor Peabody,
Governor Adams alleges thai in Las
Animas county at least 2,030 men i'm
ported from italy. Au@tra ana ohor
countrie, and states to take the place
sf employees who Aad left On aecouai
Icf labor. troubles, were frlujaienfly
lnaturnlized, registered ana voted
1t Is also alleged that in the Grip
pie Greek district on election day r.
600 armed deputies under he direc.
tion of Sheriff Be. paradad the
csreets for sthe purpose Of intimidat
ing voters; that they eiec ed demo
cratic judges from several pre2inc.
and intimidated others. ana that ewo
elec'ipn constables were shot down
and killed without pr5yocatioa.
Prior TO The election, Ii is charged
at least 2,eo0 democratic voters had
been driven from their homes in
Teller county and were hot permitted
10 vote, and thcre were paced On
the registration books and allowed
to vo over 1000 persona no; enti.
lied to register
Moreover, the conte- tee alleges,
that members of the nine owners
association threatened 10 deprive any
miner of his working card who
failed vote for Peahody.
In Pueblo county the contestee al
leges, there were 4,o00 fictitious
names on the registration books and
IN addition at least 10000 psrlonf
voted by impersonating other people
The answer alleges that the repub.
lican organization in Pueblo aided by
republican county officers. caused tc
be issued ,003 Basuraliza ion paper
to foreigners. none Of wAom hal bee1
in the United States lorg enough to
have acquired a right TO vote Fur
ther it is alleged. 500 persons were
regis cred in precins wner2 they ais
not reside
In leveral o'her counties fraudu
! lent registration Is alleged.
Adams asks the judicial assombls
lif It finds fraudulent votes were cas-
in Denver 10 separate the good and
bad and count tae ballots To throw
out the entire vote Of more than 10,
( precincts. as asked By the contes or
/ the governor Eaye, would disfranchist
Thousands Of legally qualified voters
He AYERS fully 10000 woes were
cast for him in the counties referred
to in his answer which we're not
coun ed for him. and declares thai
with a fair and full vote his majority
would have been 10000 instead o.
only 9.77i as SHOWN By the canvass
by the legislature.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-22
PHONE COMPANIES
FORM A COMBINE
TWO AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS
AMALGAMATE INTERESTS
KNOWN AS ONE CONCERN IN
THE FUTURE.
py the Assoclated Press.

Dy lIIB AssVII"VVu IVo7''
Ind annapolis. Ind, Jan. 2l-A con
mittee representing The National IN
dependent Telephone Association OF
America met acre today and agreed
upon a consolidation Of interests in z
company to be known as the Nation
al Interstate Telephone association.
The next convention viii be held in
Chicago. June IA. whcn officers viii
be elec ed.
Fun authority IN matters pertain
ing to the detsil of the new organiza
tion was delegated to special cen
mittee.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-22
FOULLY YMURDERED
BY YAQU|E INDIAN
RODE INTO AM1USCADE
INDIANS FIRING voLLlEs FROM
BEHIND RoCKS-PARTY WAS
PROSPECTING FOR CHI
CAGo PEOPLE.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Nogales, A. r, Jan. 2l.--Four
Americans and one Mexican were
ambushed and killed by Yaqui Indi-
ans Thursday afternoon, January 19
four miles east of Cobaohi, 80 miles
east Of La Colorado. state Of Sonora,
Mex.
The bodies are now at La colora
40 and will ba brought to ibis place
tomorrow
The deal:
DR.. r. G. Coy, Chicago
John x. Mackenzie, Chicago.
M A. Cali Toledo, Ohio.
Walter Stuhinger, Kewanee, Ill
Mexican driver name unknown.
II. L. Miller and man named Tar
Teton, both Of Chicago, and a second
Mexican Cochero, escaped ard made
Itseir way b uobachi. theaca sosI.a
Colorado. Miller was slightly wound
"a, but the others were unhurt.
Coy and Mackenzie left Nogales q
week ago yesterday for Torres. From
Torres which is south Of Hermosil
10, on the man Inc Of the Benson
Guayamas railroad, the two mon
namel, accompanied by other mem-
bers Of their party, left to camp at
Toledo rs miles eas Of "a Colorado
fer the purpose Of examining proper
ties owned by a syndicate Of Chicago
men.
The party left Camp Toledo Wed.
nesday morning in two fourhorsc
stages on their return to La Colora.
do. The party had just emerged from
the hills and was just entering into
the fat country, when suddenly, with.
ou the least warning volley Of
shots was poured into the first par
ty from behind a pile Of rock on the
roadside.
One of the horses attached to the
conveyance fell and the vehicle was
brought to a sudden stop Coy. Mac.
Kenzie and the driver were killed al
most instantly by the hail Of bullets
The Indians poured another volley
into the second vehicle and Call and
Stubinger were shat dead. Miller
Tarleton and the driver Of the second
team jumped to the ground and fed
making a wide detour toward Ca
bachi, where they arrived about Z p
m. Mackenzie was shot through tho
head and Coy through the body.
A party Of ranchers and vaquerof
took the trail at cnce in pursuit ot
the Yaquis
They failed to cvertake the Indi
ans. however, and returned to Co
bachi bringing the bodies OF The deat
men
The Yaquis stripped two of th'
bodies OF clothing, pldndered th'
stages of all valuables, burned one o
the vehicles and fe1 to the noun
tains. Rings, watches and other Jew
elry worn by Coy and MacKenzi'
were stolen from the bodies, but NJ
mutilation was attempted.
is understood the Mexican gov
ernment has ordered cavalry and in
fantry from Hermosillo 10 the seem
of the killing. and it is stated tha
! General Lorres will command Oh
troops in pursuit of the Indians
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-22
ONLY THERE FOUR WEEKS.

By the Associated Press
Toledo. Ohio Jan. 21.-NerFill A
Call, killed by Yayui Indians. is the
son OF A. F Call. general counsel of
the Santa Re railroad at Sioux City
Iowa. Besides his widow, he leaves
a baby daughte- He. with a W
Tolerton Of Salem. Ohio. were ir
Mexico to inspect the --0aeTIy of the
Yaqui Smelling and Mining company.
in which Toledoans were interested.
Call and party left Tcledo four weeks
agos The remains viii be shipped o
Sioux City for interment.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-22
LAWYER JUMPED
OUT OF WINDOW
TO ESCAPE FUslLLADE OF suL
LETS FIRED AT HIM BY Epl
TOR FOR INSULTING HIS
WIFE.
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press
Storm Lake, Ia, Jan. 2i--A =
Smith, editor Of the Buena Vista Vi
dete, shot and probably fatally
wounded II f. Schultz. ex-county a
torncy, in the latter's Office this after
noon
Three bull1.s entered Schultz's
body. AS ,ha t1i.i shot was tir<
Schultz jumped ont Of tie eeond
story window.
Smith gave him elf mp.
Smith alleges ungsntlemaniy con
duct On the par, Of Schultz toward
Mrs Smith.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-22
MONEY PACKAGE
RIFLED ENROUTE
FROM UNITED STATES TREASU.
RY TO NATIONAL BANK At
NEwcAsTLE-PkrER SUB
STITUTED IN PLACE.
az - Assoclated Press.

By the Associated Fress.
Pittsburg. Pa. Jan. "a package
containing $3.50 in currency, ship
pei By the Adams Express company
from the Unifcd States trsasnz at
washington. TO the Citizens Natio<--
bank Of Newcastle. Pa vas msslFi
ousIy rilcd ~ roate When ne Dack.
are was opened 81 the hank & con
ta,uea nathing bur care supple
ments 81 a Pfttshnrg neNsea per aEf
= poster advertising he sa1as = z7eE.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-22
MONKEYS WILL PICK FRUIT.

san Jose. Cal. Jan. 2l.-A Sr0posi.
tion to train monkey5 to pick the
prune fruit crop has been advanced
by Martin Y. Seeiey. an orchards.
who resides in this city. Seeley says
he has made arrangements VITA A.
B. Janos OF Acapulco. Panama. for
500 native-trained monkeys, and that
this shipment is now on the way q
California
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-22
NEGRO coNFEssEs CRIME.

By the Associated Press.
Reno. Nsv.. Jan. 21.-Levi Web
Der, the negro arrested yesterday
charged with fatally assaulting Mrs.
James Z. Harper, has confessed, ad-
hitting he entered the Harper home
and struck Mrs. Harper with an az
while she lay in bed with her chill
dren.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-22
THERE WILL BE
NO BIG STRIKE
ON PENNSYLVANIA SYSTEM OF
TRAiNMEN AS AMlcA5LE AD-
JusTMENT or DIFFICULTIES
is NOW CERTAIN.
By The Associated Press.

Philadelphia. Pa Jan. 2l.-It Is
now regarded as cer.ain there vill be
no strike CT trainmen en- the Penn
ylvania railroad on the lines east
cf Putsburg and Ere. Negotiations
looking tI a peaceful settlomens Of
the differences are not yes concluded,
tu. after the eonferenea today h7sh
sides expressed confidence Ii an ulti.
mate amicable adjustment,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-22
NATIVE OF KewANEE.
By the Associated Press.

BF ITIE Fa5UF-TdT0H
Kewanee. H.. Jan. 21-Frank j.
Stubinger, killed in Mexico by the
Yaquis, was a native of this place,
but had been for two years in Her
mcsillo. in ho,el stublnger was
q years old
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-22

By the
Berlin Tagbas 81 Petersburg correspondent
will the
winter paace today Sunday petition the
peror alone they will storm the palace and fire
-Four smen be readiness they will not fire
on the
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-22

Calcutta. Jan. 2l-The Thieet sflr'
vay missicn has established the fae'
that Mount Everest Is the highest
peak n the world.