Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-07-13

TiOie Is the weather that cats anC
dogs are dying from the warmth. In
some sections these animals were al
most e1terminated and frequently pc
licemen were called upon to shooi
dogs who were supposed to be mad
MOSCOW, July ll.-Count Schuva
Hon. project Of the city. was shot
dead while receiving petitioners to
fday. the assassin escaped.
II MOSCOW. July 1.-THE death OF
fCount Shoubaloff this morning was
quite dramatic. While the petition
! ers were presenting their papers IL
, the project. who or late has been
quite harsh. one of the petitioners
drew revolver and fired three times
at the count, who fell dead. The as.
sassin was quite cool and composed
saying he was justified in mis- action,
anu gave himself up to the police
without struggle. Intense excite
ment prevails throughout the city.
| WARSAW, July 1.-Two thou.
sand peasants have seized the cars
hunting grounds near Spala They
are grazing their cattle on the lands
and defy the authorities.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 11-Not.
withstanding disaster at home ana
Iabroad the government has resolved
70 build powerful new navy. Cnas,
NJ. Schwab, the American, has been
INSTRUCTED to make plans for new
wnarves and to give an estimate for
magnificent battleships.
I NEW YORK, July lI.-Thousands
Of spectators cheered the drivers OF
the four-score automobiles that start
ed this morning on n l.0OO-mile tour
10 the White mountains and return
The tour is for the trophy offered by
| Charles j. Glidden. Arriving at the
white mountains the automobiles
will take part in climbing contest.
familiarly known as the Climb to
the Clouds" Toe itinerary embraces
Bridgeport. New Haven, Hartford
Springfield. Worcester, Boston. Lynn
and other large cities OF New Eng
land.
| LINCOLN, Neb., July l1.-Thomas
W. lawson was given an ovation at
Fairbury this morning. He is sched-
uled to speak this afternoon at the
Chautauqua. The failure OF the rail
| roads reduced the attendance.
ST. LOUIS. July 1.-THE circuit
| court today granted Judge Spencer.
| receiver of toe Peoples bank permits
sion to pay depositors on demand
His bond was increased to 81 900, 900
at his own request.
! DENVER. July l1.-City Treasurer
| Elder and City Assessor Alexander
and City Clerk Sommers will this aft
eTnoon be cited for contempt of the
supreme court and made to explain
why they disregarded the order Il the
court and why they still claim to hold
ohaces to which they were not elect
ed. The men refused to obey the or
der OF the court onsting all Demo.
cratic county officials from office.
NEW YORK, July ia new YER
sion Of the green goods game came
TO light today through the arrest by
Postomce Inspector Boyle OF Grove
Collins, who was later held In 81, 500
bail on a charge of using the mails to
defraud. Collins is alleged 10 have
mailed to prospective victims a good
II bill and an offer to send $500 OF
| the same sort C. o. d. for $50
The postmaster at Sayre, okla.
learned that a man he knew had re-
ceived an express package from Col
Inns. paying over the $50 before be
ing allowed TO open 1t. He reported
to the New York authorities and the
arrest followed
TROY. Mo, July 1.-THE trial of
Edward Albright, who was convicted
1 Of bribery while member of the St
Louis council and sentenced to Ave
f5ears. and which was reversed by the
supreme court, began mere today.
ST. PETERSBURG, July l1.-Mar
tial law has been proclaimed in the
town and province OF Tifiis. Caucasia
| LONDON, July 1.-THE new Japa-
Inese loan WAS opened to subscription
today with an extraordinary rush.
Several individual applications for
The entire loan were received.
L. MILWAUKEE, July 1.-THE re.
port OF the referee in bankruptcy is
expected to reveal that Frank Bge-
lows assets viii not amount to over
tso0. 900. The attorney for the wis.
eonsin Trust company says mis- credit
brs are not apt to get over 10 cents
on the dollar.
NEWPORT, KY. July ll.-Since
Caleb Powers. formerly secretary Of
state has been in Jail acre charged
with completely in the murder of GOV
Goebel, he has received word OF fed
ersf Officers taking jurisdiction in his
case and he has tried to be more
comfortable. HIS friends have been
| active and the mayor of the city gave
| orders to have Powers cell made
more attractive. The jailer objected,
saying tne mayor had no authority
and q light ensued in which the may.
or's front teeth were knocked out.
Revolyers were drawn and almost the
whole police force of Newport was
brought into action. Quiet prevails
| SAN FRANCISCO, July 1.-THE
Santa IA railroad has announced that
II is going to put in a few freight
l hon aR4 Marc With NAM