Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-05-03
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ported today. AT Lawrence LOCO
carpenters struck and building has
come to standstilI there.
There are no serious or concerted
strikes in this city.
MOUNT CARMEL. Pa. May l.
Labor leaders denounce the shooting
OF miners by soldiers and will prose.
cute Lieutenant Governor Smith for
murder The soldiers are camped
here and the foreigners are leaving.
PARIS. May 1.-The fateful May
day has opened and nearly gone with.
out any outbreak. Two regiments of
soldiers entered the city this morning
and took up a position around the la
Dor headquarters, but they were not
ance.
Shortly after noon the government
officials ordered the arrest of several
anarchists. including one woman.
Two high labor officials were taken
into custody by the police shortly aft.
er noon. but otherwise the city is
peaceful up to 4 o'clock
PARIS, May 1.-There has been
some rioting, AID while bloodshed Is
feared It has not yet occurred
Some 10000 strikers are mobilized.
PARIS. May 1.-The first riot to
occur took place this afternoon.
There were no fatalities The
troops are eXasperated at the stub.
born resistance OF the people, and
bloodshed is expected tonight.
LONDON, May 1.-The May day
demonstrations prevail throughout
England and the continent but no
trouble has occurred here between
the 3,000.000 laborers who have this
day as their holiday. Some meetings
have been held but they nave pro.
ceeded without disturbance. Paris
reports 400 arrests.
PARIS, May News reaches here
this afternoon of slight disorders In
the South of France. hut there has
been no general uprising as was fear.
ed. Still. 1t Is quite evident that the
country Is trembling on the brink of
a disaster. The strikes today are
general, but for the present peaceful.
WARSAW, May l.-Buslness Is de-
moralized here and the people are
terrorized with agitation by Social.
lists, and everything is at standstill.
Troops guard the streets.
CHICAGO, May 2.--The strike sit
uation here this morning has taken
an unexpected and serious phase.
The iron workers walked out after
the first hour and the result is that
all building of structural iron is at
standstill throughout the city.
There Is at present little prospect OF
an immediate settlement and indus
trial circles are much exercised at
the new turn.
PARIS. May To-day Paris re-
sumed its normal condition. The in.
dustrial war cloud has completely
passed AT noon the troops were all
Withdrawn. the police ceased their
patrolling and the workmen all went,
back 10 work. News from the inter
ior is not so pacific, but industrial
conditions are much improved.
CHICAGO, May 2.-The bricklay-
ers, stone masons and hod carriers
are now involved in the new strike
and they are all expected to quit
work
MARSEILLES. France. May q
There is rloting in connection with
the labor troubles and many have
been wounded, but none killed.
MT. CARMEL. Pa. May Troops
marched through the city today with
out opposition. All is quiet.
CHICAGO, May 2.-At noon over
s4.000,000 contributed for new build
ing Is idle owing to the sudden strike
that mas tied up the building indus
Try and an investment of sl5 900 900
in new blocks In the city Loop" dis
trlct will not now be expended. TIE
iron workers are on strike for s5 a
day for eight hours. The contractors
offer $3.50, and declare they cannot
be paid more without loss.
WILKES BARRE, Pa, May O.
President John Mitchell is urging
conservatism. There Will be no
strike solely because of the MI. Car
mel shooting OF miners. At the
Mitchell meeting of the scale com
mittee at Scranton today. majority
Of the delegates of the tri-district
convention were instructed to follow
Mitchell. The railroad companies
are preparing for strike. Strike
breakers are now on their way.
NEW YORK, May 2.-The anthra-
cite operators have issued a state
ment denying miners are underpaid.
Their prosperity is measured by lux
uries. In some places in Pennsyl-
yania there Is one saloon for six
voters.
LOUISVILLE. KY. May 2.-The
track Is fast this morning and tnc
weather being good the largest crowd
that ever went out to Churchill
Downs will doubtless go to see the
thlrty-second renewal of the famous
Kentucky Derby. Sir Huen is a hot
favorite against the field of which
| there will be six starters.
OMAHA, May 2.-Pat Grove is
again in trouble. His promise to be
| good has not been kept After