Show ALL OVER COLORADO The boycott against the Tellurldo Journal Jour-nal Is to bo declared off Patrick Dclhanty a minor wa killed at Victor by not being warned a blast It Is said that John R Gordon present register of the land office at Pueblo will bo reappointed W A Webber of Lcadvlllo fell from a bunk In which ho was sleeping and was fatally Injured J K Harris who arrived in Florence from South Dakota habecn bound over on tile charge of burglary Kecelplu of gold at Denver mint this year will If same ratio Is kept up as at present be twenty million dollars M K Lowe 12 years old fell front a scaffold at the Pullman works Denver and suffered concussion of Iho brain The Jury Is the case of Edward McDan lels at Durango charged with criminal assault returned a verdict of gullly Mrs Charles Baker wife of a machinist employed at Iho steel works Pueblo was badly burned by the explosion of a lamp Bonds aggregating S3COOOO funding the Indebtedness of Victor have been sbld pulling the city on u sound financial basis Every switchboard connected with llio Colorado Springs Electric company was burned out as n result of the crossing of two wires Foreman J Johnson of thoPUcblo steelworks steel-works was severely Injured by being caught between a string of cars and a pile of scap Iron A petition IB being circulated In Pueblo praylng1 the Governor lo commute sentence sen-tence of Lawrence Hax condemned lo death for murder 4i Lawrence Duncan C warn old of Boulder Boul-der accldenllly shot himself while examining exam-ining a revolver he had found Hlo wound Is very severe Mica Jesse F Smith oC Denver was seriously se-riously Injured by being thrown from a buggy In which she was riding duo to the horse running away Winifred Nichols aged 19 employed In the Keystone laundry Denver caught her hand In a wringer and her entire rlghl arm was drawn through It At Grand Junction John Wolf and William Wil-liam Neff charged with abduction of Iwo girl had a preliminary hearing and were bound over In tho sum of J1500 each Michael Sporlcdcr brought suit In the District court Colorado Springs against the Denver Rio Grande railroad for JSOOCO for the Joss of an eye Scplembcr 9 i 1301 President Springer of the National LIVo Stock association has bccn presented with a pair of horns once carried by a South American sLope that mensuro ton feet from tip to lip Max Fisher and Max Sllverburg who had been keening a herd of cattle on the Colorado Coal and Oil companys ranch near Golden were lined J10 and coats for starving their stock John Hays Hammond and Iwo other experts ex-perts are guests of Manager Benson of the Camp Bird mine Ouriy Rumor has It their visit la In connection with a purchase pur-chase of the properly At a conference of the United Mine Workers at Durango the proposition of the mnnageru of the city coal mines of 3 for eight hours wan accepted and tho miners returned to work The contemplated txtenBlon of the Pullman Pull-man shops In Denver by which B O additional addi-tional men would lx employed hns been abandoned clue to tho action of Fusion Leglsluiuro In rnalter of taxation Tho CoYon rT Jury investigating the death of Mra Ada Hamilton and her Infant In-fant aan who wcro Jellied by i u Hock Island Isl-and train at Pucblb < hfts rendered verdict ver-dict blaming luflt railroad company Al Colorado Springs John A Scott formerly for-merly n fireman on the Denver t Rio Grande road brought mill against the company for JiOOiO damages or Injuries auslutncd while employed on the road Two miners Henderson and Moray quarrolrd at Pcnrl n f < rw days ago and Henderson shot Moray The ball entered the thigh and was extracted from the Groin Moroy SB on lha road to recovery M M Thomas former station agent of the Colorado Southern railway nt Buo nn Vista who orabcrrlod ticketS Wand money hat > October was arrested Cnl nigo taken lo Buena Vista and placed In Jam Elder Ford who brought the body of I Wallace who was lynched at La Junta to Denver says the mob tried lo strip the body of Ita clothes to carry away as souvenirs The buttons were all cut off his coat and hIS gold cuff buttons were taken Tho damage suit brought by C Lam burl and J A Llppcrt against the Miller Young DrokcrnBc company for a sU > ck commission of t COJ was dlamlsflod b > Judge Cunningham In the District court at Cripple Creel Pat Malay a laborer at the converter at the Mlnnequa plant Pueblo had his right foot badly mashed by in Ingot mouli falling on it Ilo l known as tho atcc works strong iid ha quite a local reputation as a icit Iicnnott nnonthlloyco at4ho PLrfet clay miiie near CoIdq was sgripusly n ured this afternoon by what is thought to bo an W11 of WdSrlno In a can of water which ho was healing for the mrposo oC thawing giant poWer Former Judge Silmson of Cripplo Creek who Is being prominently mentioned us n candidate for the next DemocnUlc gubernatorial guber-natorial nomination declares Hint ho is not a candidate but his friends say that 10 would not refuse tho nomination Mrs Halite S Clawaon who about a week ago attempted to kill J n Simon ton one or the loading eroccrymcn of La Junta was arraigned bofotu Justice Burns for preliminary hearing She waived examination however and was bound over Joseph Parry In an affidavit filed with tho State Board of Pardons says that Mrs Munslok with whose murder he was charged died from malpractice at the hands of a quack doctor and that the shot ho fired at her did not provo fatal The State board will mako searching Investigation Investi-gation Proceedings will bo Instituted against the Victor luol company by a number of the miners at Chandler creek to teat tho validity of tho biweekly payday law enacted en-acted by the Thirteenth General Assembly Assem-bly a year ago which has not up to this Limo been heeded by the threat corporations corpora-tions of tho State |