Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-09-21

by excessive cold. The sun ShOne
this morning in western Missouri and
Kansas, but the temperature has fall
en- from 10 to Is degrees.
NEW YORK, Sept 1g.-Dr. Pritch
ard found Baron Komura's condition
favorable in every respect today The
patient is practically free from fever
II is believed now that he will be able
TO sail from Tacoma the 2Sth of this
month.
EAST LIVERPOOL. O.. Sept l9.--
John Wyman. chief of police, and for
years active in controlling saloons,
found a bomb on his window sill this
morning. The fuse had been lighted
but had gone out.
HALIFAX, Sept. 19.-The new 1000
ton Lloyd steamer Bremen. which
sailed from New York Thursday for
Bremen, is being towed to this har.
Dor by the steamer Hythia. Appar-
emily the machinery is disabled.
TOPEKA. Kas.. Sept. 19.-Frost is
reported in northwestern Kansas to.
day
| MEXICO, Mo. Sept 19-Between
100000 and $4,000 damage was done
here by fire last night which threat
ened the town. The Hathaway Grain
company's buildings were totally de
stroyed, the city ha'l adjoining and
containing quarters of the fire depart
ment was badly scorched and several
smaller structures were damaged.
PITTSBURG. Pa Sept 19.-The
| Standard oil company Announced an.
other advance in the price of eastern
crude oil. The high grades were al
vanced three cents and the low grades
two cents.
PARIS, Sept 19.-The American
| warship Minneapolis was allowed to
| occupy anchorage at vile Francho
which hitherto has been reserved ex-
clusiyely for the flagship Of the
French squadron. This is the first
time the exception has ever been
made
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 1g.-The
imperial yacht with Emperor Nicholas
and family on board anchored today
on Viborg.
PARIS, Sept, l9-M Witte and his
suite arrived here today and were
greeted by a crowd. No formal re
ception was given them in accordance
with the expressed wish of NJ. Witte.
WASHINGTON, Sept 19.-Edwari
Rlatz and Charles Stevenson. inspect
ors in the immigration service, have
been removed by the department of
commerce and labor on the charge OF
assisting in the smuggling in Of forty
Cinnamon and of swearing falsely at
the hearing
TORONTO. Canada, Sept. 19.-One
fireman was killed and three others in
jured in fire which destroyed the
Brown -four mills today. The money
loss is placed at 100000.
LINCOLN, Neb., Sept. 19.-Wm. j.
Bryan was delegate to the Lancaster
county Democratic convention which
met today The Popilists and Demo
Gratis will hold separate conventions
here tomorrow but probably will
make the same nominations.
CHICAGO, Sept 19.-G. II. Crosby
traffic manager of the Burlington, was
d II
Betheal In a suit by the Interstate
Commerce commission to compel the
Chicago Great Western and fourteen
other roads to adjust rates on live
stock from Minnesota points so as to
not discriminate in favor of packing
are impartial and that there was no
effort to discriminate in favor of Chi
cago; he said the rates were based on
justice to all
NEW YORK, Sept l9-Delegates
from various councils of the Royal
Arcanum today are in session to de
termine the legality of the action of
the supreme council recently in ad
vancing assessment rates. If the
supreme council exceeded It's authority
the matter will be tested in the
courts
PARIS, Sept. 19.-Wlth the suspen-
sion of communication between the
special envoys of France and Ger
many in connection with Moroccan
matters feeling prevails that an
other crisis has arrived. The bourse
reflected apparent danger today.
NEW YORK, Sept. 19.-Three in
dictments for bigamy were returned
today against Frederick Carlton the
accused Bluebeard, two OF whose
wives died of tetanus. Carlton is now
in jail in Brooklyn. charged with
grand larceny.
DENVER, Sept. 19.-The sheriff to
day acting on the instructions of the
court, called a special grand jury to
look into the criminal features Of the
Denver Savings bank and the Western
bank failures, The new grand jury is
headed by Phillip Feldhauser, the car
pet dealer.
CINCINNATI, o., Sept. 19.--The
union printers employed in all the
establishments OF this city walked out
this morning for an eighthOur day.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 19.-Czar
Nicholas having agreed to peace with
Japan appears today as harmony ad-
yocate for the world at large. He has
issued invitations for a second peace
conference at The Hague in which he
personally asks the foreign powers
for action which shall lead to univer-