Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-03-25
TELEGRAPHlC NEWS.

Senator Amis withdrew his motion
to reject the bill, and it was read a
second time and referred.
| Vienna, Mar. 22.-The peasant
movement in Roumania is spreading.
The town of Dorogei has been sacked
and burned and the people are In
general revolt against the authorities.
| News reached here today that the
town of Sulicee has been destroyed
by peasant rioters, the fate of the in
habitants is not known.
Pittsburg, Pa, Mar 22.-Chicago
| limited from New York to Chicago on
Pennsylvania railroad. while going
| about twenty-five miles an hour was
| wrecked today at Stewart, Pa. Five
cars derailed but no one hurt seri-
| ously. Passengers were transferred
and brought to this city.
Bucharest, Mar. PA general mas
sacre of Jews is progressing through
| out Roumania. The people are now
blood mad and scores of Jews are
killed daily.
Berlin, Mar. pa worlds fair is
to be held here in 1913. The chancel-
| lor is about to present an address
asking the government to assist in
the project.
Boise, Idaho. Mar. 22.-Arguments
| on motion for change OF venue in the
Meyer, Haywood case were concluded
and Judge Wood has 1t under ad-
visement until Monday morning. 1t
| was agreed today the trial will begin
May 1.
Butte, Mont, Mar. 23.-Differences
between the newspaper publishers and
members OF the typographical union
have been settled by printers voting
to return to work at the publishers
terms. The adjustment was brought
about by John Baker. national organi-
ger acting under direction of President
Lynch of the International Typograph-
ical union.
Oakland, Cal, Mar. 23.-Count Won
Krasamer, son of famous Australian
general, was buried in the Potters'
field this morning. He committed sui
eide after spending vast fortune.
He married a woman here with chill
dren and being deadly poor tried to
exc out miserable existence by work
| ing along wharfs. Became Respondent
and killed himself
San Francisco, Mar. 23.-Paulson, a
/ member of the trades union, was
| expelled by that organization because
he insulted the United States flag.
Paulson is an anarchist and in a
speech said he would trample on the
American flag, which was only fit for
dust
Kingston, Mar. 23.-Another severe
| earthquake here during the night
caused several buildings to be thrown
| down. Speaker Cannon and American
party Just missed it, their ship having
sailed few hours before the earth
quake occurred.
| Denver, Mar. 23.-The house this
morning passed without dissension a
bill to make chicken stealing in this
state crime. Senate passed the bill
making county treasurer ineligible for
third term, also listened to an ad-
dress by Captain Dillingham; of the
United States navy on the efficiency
OF our ships.
Leadville, Colo, Mar. 23.-Passenger
train No. 3, Denver & Rio Grande,
which left here this morning. went
into ditch Just above Pando. The
train had passed through the second
tunnel above Pando when it struck a
rock slide and the engine, two bag
gage cars and Pullman sleeper were
derailed. No one was injured, but
traffic was stopped for nearly all day
Ft. Worth, Mar. 23.-County Attor
ney JEFF d. Mclean was shot and kill
ed, and Deputy Sheriff Hamil Scott
was shot four times and fatally wound
ed as the result of raid on gambling
house at o'clock last evening. Bill
Thompson, a one-armed gambler, who
did the shooting. was himself shot
three times and probably fatally
wounded, is presumably dying today
Kansas City, Mar. 23.-Former Sen
ator Jos. r. Burton, en- route from
Iron, Mo-, to his home in Abilene
Kas., passed through Kansas City thii
morning spending two hours and 1
half here between trains. A number
Of Kansas politicians and friends me
Mr.. Burton here and acted as an es
cort to Abilene. He will arrive a
Abilene late and reception has beeI
planned to mark his home coming
: Tonight he will deliver a speech t,
his townspeople. In his speech h,
will. he says. explain why was pros
ecuted.' In st. Louis last evening BuI
!. ton criticized the president sharpl
, and said he placed no credence In hi
j declaration that he was not a cand
date for third term.