Semi-weekly herald., 1908-06-15
|TELEdRAPHIC NEWS

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Ipolics Of Eacltd Heights, suburb IN
which : municipal traction car was
blown up by dynamite at an early
Iihour this morning., are bending every
effort today to run down the miscre-
(; ants who placed the explosive on the
I street car tracks.
! Seven passengers we're injured, none
I fatally, as the result of the explosion
SThe revised list OF injured is as fol-
lows: Fred Singer. motorman, head
cut aud Internally injured: Rev. MI
chneI Gilday, Moline, H., severely
bruised, John G. Murphy, Justice OF
the peace, Cleveland Heights, hands
! cut and severely hurt; Mrs. W. Fish
ley, suffering from shock; Mrs. Cor
nolia White. badly bruised; Robert
Hirt, conductor, sprained wrist.
q The car was running slow when the
front wheels struck the explosive. The
Z explosion that followed was heard over
mile. windows shattered. seats were
twisted and the car was lifted upward
\ throwing the passengers In panic
stricken heap on the floor. Only the
slow speed of the car saved II from
going over n steep embankment. The
explosion lifted It clear within foot
of the curb Explosive tore off flanges
of wheaIers, and the motor fell be-
tween the rails. Two sticks OF dyna-
mite were found ON the rails where
they had been placed with the In
tention OF blowing up cars bound In
the opposite directions.
KANSAS CITY. Mo-, June H.
There Is no important developments
here in the efforts to locate the miss
ing registered mail pouch, containing
$4,000 In currency, which disappeared
last Saturday night In the union depol
substation OF the local postoffice, &C
cording to a statement OF the chic
post office Inspector this morning
That official said no arrests had beer
made, but he would not admit tha
they had any one under suspicion.
SAN FRANCISCO. June l1.-Th'
California delegation to the Republic
an national convention. headed by NJ
H. DeYoung. chairman, left on th'
Overland train this morning for Chi
cago. The party numbered twenty
Ave and occupied two special cars
The delegation will arrive in Chicag'
ut noon Sunday.
NEW YORK, June 1i.--David Il
Hill will start for Europe late thi
afternoon on the Baltic OF the Whit
Star line. This will be his first UiI
across the Atlantic, and he has bee'
planning ii for a year. His departur
at the beginning of the national can
paign leaves no doubt III the minds q
those who felt he might go back int
the political harness that he finally n
tired. The Denver convention on Jul
will be the first national conventio
OF his party for more than thirty year
that he has not attended. either as
delegate or as potent leader.
DENVER. June 1t.-As to whethe
racing horses and betting on results
as has been conducted in Colorado
particularly Overland park for man
years. is criminal under the laws c
Colorado. and whether those engagin
in the sport liable to prosecution an
punishment under the statute, ha
been submitted by the Colorado Indu
trial association-now owner OF Owe
land park--to J. O'Donnell. Caldwe
yeaman and Judge Sterling b. Tone.
- ~. y. s.tx. n
opinion. after careful investigation. tina
such things are not unlawful In thi
state. and that prosecutions will. nc
lie. Racing begins Saturday. 1t wi
be a financial loss II betting is not a
lowed. Governor Buchtel forbids 4
BUTTE. Mont. June 11.--A clout
burst this morning In Silver Bow cano
just west Of this city tied up the Butte
Anaconda & Pacific railway. causin
the Amaigamation, North Butte an
Coalition mines to close down. 1t I
expected to have the break rspaire
by tomorrow
NEW YORK. June 1l.-Since tn
arrival in this country few days ag
OF halIuito ftilffOlu, ONCE meulbc
from Palimero in the Italian chambe
OF deputies, his every movement ha
been watched by Lieutenant vachri
and policemen attached TO Brookly
headquarters. who are anxious TO fin
out the significance of his visit Palii
zolo has been warmly received b
compatrio,s aud declares his errand
merely for extending thanks TO thos
who subscribed TO the fund OF $4,000
to obtain his release when he was o
CHICAGO, June 1.-THE light b'
tween butter manufacturers and tn
railroads over proposed increase
freight rates. which was commenced 1
the United States courts last yea
was taken up in Chicago this mornln
by the Interstate commerce commits
sion through Commissioners Prout
and Harlan. sitting In the feeders
building. In effect the commission
Is asked TO make perpetual the In
junction obtained by the dairyme
e~r,x,, E.odaraI Juduo Knhisaat