Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-05-24

money and finding no signs of rae,
suicide.
| WASHINGTON. May 22.-Senato
Beveridge has introduced an admin
istration bill strongly approved OF b,
President Roosevelt which provide.
stock slaughtered for table use. 1t Is
applicable to all states. The bill is
intended to cure evils complained oi
by health officials and pure food ad
vocates.
NEW YORK, May 22.-Tne trouble
between the coach owners and the
drivers continues and many less fun
erals have been the consequence
One cortege started for the cemetery
| this morning when walking dele.
gate ordered the men to stop and the
drivers to dlsmount, which was obey.
ed. Relatives of the dead man plead
ed with the strikers, but it was OF no
avail. Later on the police came and
| Strengthened matters out and the
! procession continued.
BOSTON, May 22.-Judge Call OF
| the United States court has decided
that Andrew Carnegie must appear
| and tell whether or not he was Mrs.
Chadwick's angel" whether he lent
her money, how much, when, and why.
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KANSAS CITY, May 22.-Federal
Judge Mcpherson today overruled the
demurrer by the Burlington railway
in the rebate cases. 1t was based on
the contention that the interstate
commerce commission had no juris-
diction over export rates. Seven of
the counts in the indictment against
the railway and packers was for max
ing an export rate on packing house
products to New York, the rebate
amounting to 12 cents per hundred
The rebate cases against George Tho
mas and l.. Haggart, freight brokers,
was called Immediately after the de
ccision was rendered.
WASHINGTON, May 22.-Commis-
no ani a,t, oil
divisions of the Standard oil report
excepting that on competition and
methods. Other sections are produc-
ing and refining, control of pipe lines,
and foreign trade and conditions. 1t
is not certain when the president will
send them to congress.
WASHINGTON. May. 22.--The
state department is advised that the
Russian government has directed the
governor of the province in which
Vice Consul Stuart was murdered to
make every effort to apprehend the
assassins.
WASHINGTON, May 22.-The sen
ate today adopted resolution by
Hale of Maine. directing the commit
tee on privileges and elections to ex
anime the supreme court decision in
the Burton case and report as soon
as possible its opinion as to the action
the senate should take.
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DENVER, May 22.-Political cir
cles are exercised over the action of
the courts in the franchise matters.
At last weeks election valuable fran
chises were given to the Tramway
company, and the Denver Gas &
Electric company by a vote Of the
people. The margin, however, is
narrow. Taxpayers alone were al
lowed to vote. With 10000 ballots
cast the franchises carried by only
one or two hundred majority, and
charges of fraud followed. 1t was
said many employees and followers OF
the corporations voted on tax certifi-
Gates furnished them when they were
not legitimate property owners. This
was proven to be fact. Several
hundred names of men were secured
who had voted improperly.
Judge Johnson, in the interest OF the
Honest Election League ordered the
arrest of President Doherty Of the
Gas & Electric company and that ne
be placed in jail. The supreme court
ordered his release under a habeas
corpus. The matter rests until Mon
day next when the supreme court
will review the case.
CHICAGO, May 22.-Alexander
BeckmaD and Emma Goldman, anar
cnist leaders, who are In the city, are
being kept under surveillance by the
police.
CHICAGO, May 22.-Federal Judge
Landis today ordered all Interested
In,