Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1906-08-06

| ing S53,00O In connection with this
removal of bodies from the Norti
street cemetery. Roland Conoyer
VINO removed the bodies, testified thai
ne pied up the bones from each grave
INTO two or more piles and called
each pile body. The county paid
several times for removing bodies
that did not exist. Conover has al
ready been convicted and Is awaiting
sentence.
CLARkSBURG, Va, Aug. 1.-The
Wheeling Brewing company announc.
ed today that they would serve free
beer to consumers for five years. as
the result of beer war with the local
brewery. which is also giving beer
away. The fight started over the
Wheeling company competing for
business by furnishing free Ice to sa-
looms.
NEW YORK, Aug. 2.-It is estimat-
ed that 5000 photographers are oat of
work today as the result of a strike
ordered by the Lithographers' Inter
national Protective and Benefit As
ISOLATION of the United States and
Canada. Their demand for a 4S-hour
week instead of so has been refused.
PARIS, Aug. "A private agree
meht mas been reached between
Count Boni de Castellane and his
wife who is suing for divorce, stipulat-
ing that one child shall remain with
the mother at all times. Two sons
Will visit their father several weeks
while the daughter will remain with
her mother, and when the sons return
the daughter will visit her father.
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. "A
mutiny has occurred in Kronstadt.
There has been serious fighting, the
known casualties numbering 100. Ad-
miral Beklemizeff is among the
wounded.
Wednesday night the mutineers
seized Fort Constant, but were dis
lodged and compelled to surrender
after heavy fighting with the loyal
troops. Aside from 100 killed scores
were wounded, some seriously. Some
of the mutineers boarded steamers
and escaped to Finland. Lack of
communication with Kronstadt leads
TO the fear that serious disorders
continue today. 1t is learned. how
ever, that troops sent in the night to
surround the Kronstadt garrison, ar
rived this morning.
Subsequent reports are mysterious,
one report saying the four mutinous
warships from Helsingfors arrived at
kronstadt and that the guns of the
fortress were trained upon the yes
sci but had not fred yet,
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 1.-The
latest Helsingfors advices regarding
the mutiny are that the two Islands
are ablaze. The mutineers, number
ing 5000, are on the point of surrend-
er. They are practically without food
md ammunition.
STOCKHOLM, Aug. 2-The latest
dispatch from Helsingfors says the
mutineers have gained control of
yearly all of Sveaborg fortress, and
that magazine explosion on Ugush-
Gilman island killed 40 mutineers. The
loyal troops lost heavily in the fight.
TIFLIS, Aug. 1.-The mutinous
companies of the Samur regiment at
Deshalger commanding the Iron
Gate" at Derbent, have surrendered
The ringleaders have been handed
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ST. PETERSBURG. Aug. 1.-The
government has placed guard about
he telegraph office, fearing an at
tempt might be made to sever com
munication between the capital and
the interior.
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 1.-The
crew of the cruiser Pamjots mutined
today. killing the commander and
four other officers Of the ship. The
battleship Slav has been ordered to
find and sink the mutineers.
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. ALI the
mutineers at Sveaborg fortress have
surrendered according to advices re-
celved here. Quiet is being gradual
ly restored at Helsingfors.
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. at is
officially announced that the Kron-
stadt mutiny has been ended,
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug, 2.-Liber
al newspapers which attributed the
assassination of NJ. Herzstein, a for
mer members of the douma, to the
government, have been suppressed.
WARSAW, Aug. 3.-The artillery
men in the summer camp at Rem
berloss, near here, have mutinied
Cossacks have been dispatched tt
quell the outbreak.
RIGA, Aug. "a secret revolution
airy meeting attended by 500 persons
was surrounded by Dragons and al
were captured.
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 3.-Real
Admiral Beklemschoff who wal
wounded by Kronstadt mutineeri
| Thursday, is dead.
LONDON, Aug. "a st. Peters
burg dispatch says General Linevitch
commander of the Russian Manchu
rian army, will be made commander
in-chief at home with the idea of re
storing discipline in the army.
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 3.-Al
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