Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-05-10

the women and were seriously hurt
notably, I. j. Burrows and w. n
I LOar.
When Sheriff Mcmillan realized
/ that the assault threatened the lives
of his men he ordered them To shoe,
to kill. A volley was fired and the
rioters Immediately dispersed. leav.
| ing on the field OF battle Michael
Marino. man of 26, who was found
to be dead from bullet that mad en-.
tered the breast.
More trouble Is expected.
NEW YORK, May S.-Police In.
spector Grant reported to Commits.
sioner bingham that there was no eyi.
dencc that Charles Spier was killed
by burglar, and says he believes he
committed suicide.
WASHINGTON, May s.-Captain
Cast, commanding the battleship
Rhode Island, reports to the navy de.
partment that the vessel arrived at
Yorktown uninjured through ground.
ing on sand-bar. A board of In
1uiry Will be convened 10 Investigate.
WASHINGTON, May s.-This
morning the state department receiv-
ed cablegrams from the American
consul at Hankau. China. saying that
immense floods have taken place
there and thousands of lives swept
away Foreigners are safe.
NEW YORK, May s.-Tae Herald
this morning contains dispatches
from the West Indies of fearful
condition of anarchy which prevails
In the island of Guadalupe. Riots
and bloodshed and disorder generally
controls. The people are fleeing
from the place as from leprosy and
in short time the beautiful city and
country VIII be depopulated.
Guadalupe Is a French colony. but
the home government seems to have
pnid little attention to II of late with
the result that the disreputable ele-
ment have taken possession and
scenes of pillage and rapine have
been frequent. Unless Immediate
steps are taken by France. Guadalupe
Will no longer have n government or
people worth considering.
WASHINGTON, May S.-Repre-
sentative Campbell of Kansas, intro.
duced in the house today resolutions
directing the secretary of commerce
to investigate causes of railway ac-
cidents during the past four years.
and TO show the number of deaths
and loss of property In each case,
and also TO report with suggestions
that will cause greater safety to the
travelling public.
SCRANTON, Pa, May s.-The
convention of the anthracite miners
today ratified the agreement made
with the operators. There is great
rejoicing over this positive assurance
of industrial peace. There will be a
general resumption of work Monday.
CHICAGO, May Sword was
passed among tne workmen employed
in the building industry this morn
Ing that they would all be expected to
stand by the structural iron workers
who after a long session last night,
which did not end until this morn
ing, decided to reject any overtures
for compromise other than tne
granting of their first demands.
This means that a long and bitter
strike is inevitable and viii he one
that will paralyze building In this
city and stop the expenditure of mil
lions OF dollars. The workmen in
other branches will, it is understood,
stand by the iron workers to man.
XENIA, O., May 8.-The glazing
mill of the Miami Powder company's
plant blew up this morning wrecking
the building and tearing large hole
in the earth. Nearly every window In
town was broken and many houses
appeared as though struck by cy-
clone. There were no worlSmen in
the building at the time of the explo-
sion. The cause OF the explosion is
unknown.
TELLURIDE. May s.-District
court convened here this morning,
Judge Theron Stevens presiding
There Is a very light docket. two or
three civil and about as many Grim
inal cases. 1t Is understood tnat Gin
cent 81. John will apply for a change
Of venue which will probably be
+, granted. He is charged with murder
during the riots here four years ago
MACON, Mo-, May S.-Dr. Edward
sun, aged SO years, practicing ply
sician of this country for 65 years
and brother Of DR.. Still. the founder
of osteopathy, died today.
KANSAS CITY. Kans., May 8.-Ar
unusually heavy early vote was polleC
today in the mayoralty election.
Rose. Democrat, who resigned the
mayoralty to escape being ousted fol
falling to enforce the prohibitory law
| is a candidate of the "Off with tn,
lid" partisans. Venard. Republican
who did not distinguish himself al
n law enforcer while councilman
runs on the law enforcement plat
form.
WASHINGTON, May S.-Attorne.
General Ellis of Ohio, is still her
comforting regarding his suit agains
the Standard oil company. He spen
the morning with Garfield and tn
afternoon with Moody.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 8.-Th
meeting of the members of the lowe