Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1906-07-26

telligent action under the direction
and advice Of the federation must b,
made to win success.
KIEFF. July 25.-The condition
here Is shocking and observers think
that the thrones end is near. For
eigners are leaving the empire b. the
thousands. Within four hours 2.OO(
applications were made for foreign
papers.
ST. PETERSBURG. July 25.-Count
Peyden, Prince Lvoff and II. Stake.
vich, members of the douma who re.
fused to sign parliamentary address
to the country Issued at viborg. is.
sued separate addresses today. They
appeal to the people OF the country
to submit quietly TO the imperial de-
cree dissolvlng parliament The ad-
dress says the czar acted within his
constitutional rightA
From profound ,bnvlction we say
It would be crime in the midst of
present dangers to shake the power
of the sovereign
| The address urges the people to
prove by self-control their fitness for
government, and declares that resist.
ance will bring Russia to final econ.
| omic ruin.
| MOSCOW. July 25.--This city is
under martial law. The massing of
troops continues. A machine gun de.
tachment in addition to regular
troops is being placed at Nicholas
| station. the terminus of the st. Pet
ersburg-M Moscow railroad.
LONDON, July 25.-The inter.
parliamentary peace conference this
morning adopted resolutions urging
that the text of the conference at The
Hague be to discuss plan for limit.
ing the ornaments of nations.
w. j. Bryan was a guest at lunch
con following the SESSION which the
lord chancellor, ambassadors and
members of the british cabinet at.
tended
This mornings session was the
last left to the international council
TO fix the date and place for the next
conference. 1t is expected It will be
held in Berlin in 1908.
King Edward will receive tae dep
utation of delegates Thursday.
CHICAGO. July 25.-The Cook
county grand jury today returned an
Indictment OF 127 pages covering al.
legged Criminal acts OF labor leaders
In the Transfers strike In 1905.
Twenty-elght counts recite that Cor
nelius Connolly Shea, Hugh McGhee,
Charles Dole. Edward Nichols and
other national officers of the team
sters crimtnalty conspired to ruin the
business Of big Chicago firms.
BEAUMONT, Tex. July 25.-Fire
OF incendiary origin destroyed the
rice mill of the McFadden, Weiss,
Kyle Milling company, with It's ware
house today. II was the largest mill
OF its kind In the world. Loss is esti-
mated at 100000: insurance, $175,-
900. The mill will be rebuilt.
MANILA, July 25.-News has lust
reached here of battle between the
Twenty-fourth negro infantry and a
herd of half-civilized Pulajanes on
the Island OF Leyte. While the fight
was desperate only one American was
wounded. Fifty Pulajanes were kill
ed and several hundred wounded.
Inc fanatics, flushed by their victory
OF few days ago started this new at
tack on the American soldiers.
NEW ORLEANS, July 25.-Tae
climax of the Mississippi Sunday law
enforcement was reached at Biloxi
when over 100 persons were fined 10
cents each for violation of the laws.
Some had MIXED their cows after
midnight Saturday; others rode in
mack from trains after midnight.
and one was fined for putting on a
bathing suit. The cases were APP
pealed to the conS, Of last resort.
The residents are wild with rage.
CLEyM-ANp, O., July 25,-War
was begun on the Cleveland Electric
Railway company this morning by
Mayor Johnson and Chief of Police
Konler. A force of 500 men. protect
ed by poliee, began tearing up the
compapys tracks. The city claims
the eompany's franchise has expired.
ST. PETERSBURG, July GA dis
patch from Milan says revolutionlsts
burned Rempten Castle near Tukum,
| one Of the finest and most ancient
buildings In Courtland. Armed revo-
| lutionists are In control of the sur.
rounding country. Two columns OF
troops have advanced to dispense
| them.
ROCKFORD. H., July 25.-Two
robbers broke into Is safes and rob
bed 60 Offices in one block this u{6ga-
Ing. They secured about 1904
The robbers We're arrested after a
chase Of 90 blocks,
| LAoDEDALES, Miss, July U.s.
Seven persons were poisoned by
Rough on Rats" which had been
placed in a pot of coffee by Anna No
Ian. negress All VIII recover, The
negress held q grievance against a
hotel proprietor. ln Hollingsworth.
The latter had discharged the negress
on suspicion of stealing.
TROY, N. Y, July 25,-The body Of
Russell Sage, accompanied Dy Mrs.
Sage arrived here this afternoon, In
cased In Theoretically sealed copper
box placed within solid mahogany
coffin. Sage's body Will be placed In
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