Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-02-02
TELEGRAPhIc NEWS,

II WASHINGTON, ID. c. Jan 30
, Congress started in this morning 70
week of active business. The hous
settled down to considering the fou
appropriation bills. the pension. tn
Postoffice, the labor and the diplomat
ic. This will occupy the sitting unit
Thursday. The Philippine tarif bill i
lien likely to come up
In the senate the statehood bill will
be discussed for an hour each day an,
Senator Beyeridge stated this mornin,
that vote will probably be reached
next Monday.
On Friday Justice Swayne will ap
pear a. the bar of tine senate and an
swer the charge against him. As a rule
routine work will occupy the atten
ton of both houses all the week.
| WINDSOR, Vt. Jan. 3O-Sherif
Beck wilted at the prospects of hang
Ing Mary Rogers, sentenced TO the gal
| lows for the murder of her husband
deputy sheriff will officiate Friday
|
protesting against the execution con.
| time TO pour in from other states
The sentiment OF the locally favors
| the execution
DENVER, Colo. aJn. 3o.-The in.
vestigation into the alleged election
frauds will practically close tonight.
four more boxes will be examined to-
day The entire investigation must end
tomorrow evening Thus far the inves-
tigation mas shown over seven thous-
and fraudulent Democratic votes cast
which reduces Governor Adams plu-
plurality to less than hundred.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan. 30
The supreme court OF the United
States today decided the case of the
United States VS. Swift d. Co. known
as the beef trust case, charging con
spiracy among packers to fix prices on
fresh meats, against the packers.
The opinion was banded down by
Justice Holmes and affirmed the de-
olson of the court below. which was
against the beef trust.
WASHINGTON, ID. C, Jan 30
BY unanimous vote the supreme
court today affirmed sweeping injunc-
tion against Swift L. Co. and other
agents and members OF the beef trust
restraining them from Illegal combina-
ton. to restrict competition in pur-
chase of live stock and in sale OF
dressed meat. The decision is given
in the packers appeal from the decis-
ion of the federal court in Northern
Illinois. The only change made in the
injunction Is to make II confrom more
closely to the bill filed by the attor-
ney general.
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, Jan. 30
The eleventh ballot for senator show
ed no change in the relative vote OF
candidates. A bare quorum was pres
ent. Cockrell SO; Neidringhaus. 46;
Kerens II; Hays, putnam county,
|.
PARIS, Jan. 30-Officers OF the
Swedish ship Aldemaran, despite
Russian objections, testified before
the International Doggerbank com.
mission today. that several hours be-
bore the British trawlers We're bonn
marded by Rojestvsnsky's fleet their
ship was shot at by a strange war
ship. The British representative said
this snip was the Russian transport
Kamtchatka. which Immediately no.
tilted the admiral by wireless that he
nad been attacked Rojestvensky then
ordered the fleet to watch for battle
SHIPS and for hostile torpedo boats
The attack on the trawIers resulted.
BAY CITY. Mich, Jan. 30.-Covers
will be laid for 400 at the annual ban
quet of the Mckinley Club tonight
the prominent speakers will include
Congressman Smith, of Michigan, Kyle
and Watson of Indiana. and Congress
man-elect DENLY, of Detroit
WASHINGTON, d. c.. Jan. 30
In special message today the Pres
dent asks congress TO secure uniform
divorce laws by operation OF
states"
WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan. 3O.--
The supreme court of the United
States today granted the petition for
writ of certiorari in case Of Il. II.
Hartman and others against the
Northern Securities company growing
out of the former decision OF the court
relative TO the distribution Of stock of
the securities, company. The effect OF
granting the writ is 70 bring the case
to the supreme court for review
The date is set for February 20.
POTSDAM. Jan. 3O-Young Prince
| Eitel Frederick Is very slightly i'm.
proved today. The inflammation OF the
right lung is quite severe and the
boy is suffering much pain. The EN-
peror and the empress continue with
him constantly. The prince tempera
ture this morning is 9s and pulse 76
| WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan. 30
| Senator Patterson this morning Drs