Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-02-22

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ladho, this morning say the men are
not allowed the benefit of counsel. are
ln separate cells and are denied all
communication with the outside
world
1t is known that the feeling in
Idaho is very intense against them
and that the Pinkertons have eyi-
dence which would surely convict
them
Violence is feared by the friends OF
Moyer and Haywood in this city. be
cause the confessions have so stirred
mp the Idaho people that they MAJ
make an attack upon the peniten-
iary.
BOISE, Feb. 2O.-Attorneys from
Denver arrived here today to look
after the interests of Moyer and Hay
wood and We're permitted to have
long interview with the prisoners. The
confession of Orchard. duplicating
Noyer Haywood and pettibone in the
murder OF Governor Steunenberg is
said to he very explicit. Orchard was
selected to do the trick and he says
governors home with murder in his
heart and watched Steunenberg with
his family celebrating the yuletide.
and fearing that a charge of buckshot
with WHICH he intended to do tne
bloody work would injure or kill the
members of the family, he withdrew
10 think up better plan to effect
lt.a Il. 81
TO wrcak vengeance on him for the
part he played in the C0uer de .Alene
troubles
CHICAGO, Feb. 20.-The Jackson
Trust q Savings bank was subject to
run today Three hundred men and
women are now in line waiting TO
withdraw their funds. The banks de
posits are less than million and IT
promises to pay in full
The run on the banl, was the result
Of a report that the state bank exam.
iner had begun an Investigation of the
Institution. Officials announced that
he bank would not close. About s90.-
900 had been paid out by noon.
VICTORIA, b. c., Feb. 20.-Mail
advices report that $50 houses in
Toxic were destroyed by fire Jan. 81.
DENVER, Feb. 20-Early this
morning the Inland Inn, corner of
Eighteenth and Stout streets, caught
fire and nearly seventy guests. the
majority Of them women. had narrow
escapes from suffocation
Most OF them owe their lives to
ne alertness of Edwin Moses. Thorn.
as Mcclure and Henry Barth, who
carried many of the women to places
Of safety.
Head Porter Robinson was badly
burned There were some thrilling
rescues but no fatalities
WASHINGTON. Feb. 2O.-The
house committee on Interstate com
merce has agreed upon resolution
Intended to secure the investigation
oil the railroads violating the inter
state commerce law and bringing
them 10 terms.
WASHINGTON. Feb 2O.-Another
blow was aimed at the railways today
by the house committee on interstate
and foreign commerce reporting ont
resolutions instructing the insterstate
commerce commission to make an ex
animation into the subject of railroad
discrimination and monopolies in coal
and oil. II is a substitute for the TIL.
man resolution. The committee
amended the resolution by substitut
ing the word oil for the words other
products besides coal.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 20-The fed
erai supreme court today granted Sen
atOr Patterson of Colorado writ of
error in the case resulting from his
printing matter held TO reflect on the
Colorado supreme court, for which he
was fined 81 900. The case will be
reviewed.
VIENNA. Feb. 20.-The Hungarians
remain quiet today. Ten royal com.
mssioners have been dispatched TO
take charge of the districts in case
OF trouble.
LINCOLN. Neb.. Feb. 2O.-General
Miles has accepted an lnvitatin to
make the commencement day address
at Nebraska university in June.
SILVERTON. Feb. 2O.-The regular
passenger train due in Silyerton last
night at 7:3J, and which was on time
tin it ran into a snowslide at the
snowsheds two miles below town. did
not reach its destination till $3.50 this
morning. The slide was near the
snowsheds. and many Of the passen-
gers walked into town. The regular
mixed train coming in this morning
had no difficulty or delay.
TEMPLE. Texas. Feb. 20.-The
Temple National bank went into Ii.
auldation today The president of
The Institution, ex-Lleutenant Govern
or Pendleton. states that the First
National bank Of Temple will assume
all obligations and pay the depositors
In fun. The liabilities and resources
are about a half-mlllon dollars each.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2O.-Repre-
sentative Bourke Cochran. who It is
said Is engaged to Mrs. Jack Gard
ner Of Boston. declined today to eth
er confirm or deny the report.
TUNNEL HILL. Pa. Feb. 2O.-Mrs.
Mary Grogan and three children, Pat
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