Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-01-14

the army. and an organization O.
women has been formed here fol-
| the restoration of the canteen. The
women have adopted a locket can
teen emblem and declare they will
spread the movement from coast tt
| coast
| WASHINGTON, Jan. 10. - Senator
Burkett of Nebraska has secured the
passage of a resolution calling on the
| postofiice authorities to show by
what authority postoffices are KEEP
open on Sunday. The senator pro
poses to secure a regulation or leg
islation under which all offices may
be kept closed throughout the entire
| sabbath
DENVER, Jan. 10.-Governor Buch
tel and Mayor Speer this morning
| dug the first shovels full of earth
which startedd the half-million dollar
| auditorium this city is to have The
work will be rushed and the struc-
ture ready for use next season.
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 1O.-The
empire is in state of panic again
today and the fear of violent death
is abroad among those in high au-
thourity. This morning Col. Andre
iff chief of the gendarmes of the
Lodz district, was assassinated on
the principal street of the town. A
reign of terror prevails and the
cars advisers have been notified
that they are doomed
LOS ANGELES. Jan. 1O.-It has
been raining here all week and
southern California is drenched It
continues to rain today. The storm
has put out of business many rail-
roads and landslides are frequent
Five deaths resulted from the rains.
CHARLES CITY. Ia. Jan. 1O.-Jas.
Cullen, who yesterday morning mur-
dered his wife and 15-year-old step
son, was taken from the Jail last
night by a mob and hanged to the
@''Ai ave. iuBt III 'it h'di Va thS
city. The mob was composed largely
of leading citizens. who broke into
the Jail and overpowered Sheriff
Scherhorn. There were two minis
ters and four or five women in the
mob. Cullen fought like tiger but
was soon overpowered. He declared
his wife and stepson had attacked
him and he had killed them in self
defense.
LONDON, Jan. 10.-Reports reach
ed here today of earthquakes sweep
ing over the world this morning. In
Stockholm. Sweden. at II today two
severe shocks were felt and much
property was destroyed. In Norwa,
Sweden, northern Russia and parts
of Germany many natives are report
ed lost
BALTIMORE-Jan. 10. - Several
shocks of earthquake were felt here
early this morning and reports from
points in Maryland and Williams
port, Pa. say the inhabitants are
startled by distinct shocks, which
however. did little damage.
GOLDFIELD. New, Jan. 10.-The
great strike is over The vote on the
proposition was counted early this
morning and it was decided two to
one by the miners that they would go
to work. The whole district will be
running tomorrow and two thousand
men will be at work by the settle.
ment of the trouble.
The wages will now be SIS per day
for skilled labor and $3.50 for
common.
CHICAGO, Jan. 10.-Attorneys who
are conducting the investigation in
to the management of the Hartman
lines announced today that they had
determined to take steps to prevent
e. II. Hartman, Henry c. Frick and
H. H. Rogers from leaving the juris-
diction of the Interstate Commerce
commission. In order to prevent this
steps will betaken to continue the is
suance of writs of ne exeat by author
ity of which they will be compelled
to remain within the jurisdiction OF
the commission.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.-Secre-
tary Shaw, who leaves the cabinet
March 4, has been offered the presi-
dency of bank in Omaha and may
accept. 1t is only fifty miles from
his Iowa home. "and that is quite a
good consideration" said the secre-
tary today.
LINCOLN, Neb., Jan. 12.-The
house of representatives of the Ne
braska legislature adopted a resolu-
ton memorializing congress TO re-
peal the tariff on lumber and build
ing materials, charging that the
trust interests control the market and
extort excessive prices.
Speaker Nettleton (Republican)
today returned his annual pass sent