Semi-weekly herald., 1907-10-28

ing to take the warpath aud rait
: ranches is reported to have agalr
broken out on the Cheyenne Rivei
; reservation in South Dakota. wher,
the tribe was given temporary quar-
ters. At the request OF the secretar,
OF the interior the war department ha,
ordered troops from Fort Mead ii
South Dakota To the scene OF tho
trouble.
Philadelphia, Oct, 25.-Two mer
walked into the subtreasury here this
morning and grabbed $4,000 that was
being paid out to the National balk
teller and started 10 run from the
building. Clerks and others gave
chase and the two men were so hot
" pursued that they threw the money
away Both men were captured and
are now il the city city jail. one oi
them carried a revolver The money
and notes were all recovered.
Los Angeles, Cal. Oct. 25.-Three
armed men during the night held up
a freight train five miles out of this
city wounded the train crew, robbed
them OF four hundreds dollars and
made their escape. The engineer. fire
man and head brakeman were in the
cab when the assaiants climbed over
the box cars, covered them with re
yolvers and ordered them to throw
mp their hands.
Denver. Colo. Oct. 26.--The United
| States circuit court Of appeals today
handed down "A decision in st. Paul
ia which It says the Colorado stntuto
| prohibiting any foreign corporation
from prosecuting or defending "A suit
| In this state unless il had paid the an
nual license Of cents for each s 900
OF capital stock is unconstitutional.
Denver, Colo. Oct 2G.-United
States Senator Benjamin X. Tillman
of South Carolina handled the race
question with pitchforlt last night In
his lecture at the First Baptist church.
lie spoke three and n half hours.
Three times riot seemed imminent In
Iact so excited We're scenes and so
aroused We're his hearers that many
in the audience left through fear OF
trouble. The big gathering was easily
In sympathy with the senator.
Washington. Oct 26-Presldent
Roosevelt announced through Senator
Flint of Carolina today that he will
use his influence for separate state.
hood for Arizona and New Mexico.
The president, however. expressed tile
opinion that nothing in that direction
could be accomplished at the next ses.
sion OF congress.
London. Oct. 26.--Fiye persons were
killed and seventeen injured today in
cash on the Metropolitan Under.
ground railway between moving
train and n second train which stood
at the platform Of West Hampstead
station. The fog prevented the driver
of the moving train from seeing but
few feet ahead and interfered with
the rescuers' work Both train were
crowded with suburbanites on their
way to work.
Milwaukee. Oct 2G.-That the nc.
ton taken by the tclegraphers' con
vention in appointing committee to
visit the officials of the telegraph
companies in New York are in ac-
cordance with inside information that
the officials of the companies had
tn fhatr
these conditions. The current report
today Is that the strike is evidently
nearly over.
Pueblo. Colo. Oct. 2G-Railroads
and coal companies of Colorado. In the
coal trust. were denounced as cold
blooded thieves and robbers at large
and enthusiastic mass meeting held
here last night at which formal steps
were taken to bust the combination
Washington. Oct 26.-President
Roosevelt's determination not to be
a candidate for the United States sea.
ate to succeed Thos. c. Platt or
Chauncey NJ Depew has been reaf6rm-
ed. In other words the president says
In his opinion circumstances OF pro
priety make II impossible for any for
mer incumbent of the presidential Of
fee TO accept a senatorshlp.
Sturgis. SD. Oct. 26.-Sergeant
Baker, In charge of the distribution
Of rations to Ute Indians on the Chey-
enne River reservation, was killed by
the Indians yesterday. The rumor is
not credited that the Indians have
been scalping people between Fort
| Meade and Sturgis, and troops are
there awaiting orders to move.
Chicago, Oct 2G.--Burglars early to-
day dynamited the safe OF the Hollbard
Manufacturing company on West , an
I Buren, street. They fired the building
I and the interior OF the office was
wrecked. Michael Nichols was ar.
rested and half OF a dollar bill
found on his person. The other hall
o: the bin was found in the Holi-
bard office.
Berlin. Oct 26.--The outcry begins
to be heard today among the leaders