Show AN UGLY LIST A ThlrlysU Hours Jan or Crimes and Casnaltlcj In Colorado OOULANCERS OFFER TO F1ETUR TO FRANCE The Sew KxIraJltlon Treaty D Incca Ihc L S ana Gmt llrllaln Dj Taletraib no the Mici 1 o > n irriu IMJTHIU siornduhasanEisidemte of hark ieds semi msasera Ire DEE Colo JInrch LLAn epidemic of fatal accidentS and shooting affilre appears to hav vLltoI 1 Colorado nail more Ieths have resulted from thud causes durIngthme past thIrtysix hours than for many years At ASI n on Sunday Charles Swanson was dabtd to pIsces ty l elrutlirovvn from a car belr Crm runaway down the incline of the Governor mine Charles Hart working in thc SolconJaon the Aspen mountain the tamo afternoon was struck oi the small of tho back h l i a piece of ore amid tustainiHl injurie8 mum which he died Both lee fatal His At TrinaJail yesterday John 10 Dermott vvbilo working In the Kefbcfcoal mine was killed by n falling roof At Uabo Spring young Nele Ol cu was klekl1 mu the head b > a lore aud bin skull was fractured tlevvlll probably die At Created nut John Plend and John Pogna quarrellwl in a saloon Sa-loon The latter was hot dead At Colorado Springs on Sunday afternoon four boy were walking hiDURh h the Garden of this Gods Two of them got into I UlOleuIty One Kvan sruek a ojmpnnloi el Ford on the heal with a cub and fractured his tkull lie cannnt recover AtGlcnwool Spilnga a man on RUle Creek went tolhe rile oUtiOT on Sunday in eomemny with n bind mal named Davis Tbry bccam intoxicated nnd had auarrel urn rturlnl ham nt night A ru hand h-and tumble fight ensued Davis get inTthu worst of the battle lie Hilled out a hush knifeaud plunged It Into Kelldgva side Inflicting a terrible g from the eOects of which he Hill tile I Davis baa beet arrested At Durango J 1 Archden a prominent citiitn was ill with ty ihold fever He arose from his bet and fell striking hL head agaInst he window till curtaInIng Injuries I rum whltli hedlcJin twentY win ute Cxtnidlllou Trealy IOMX March 5Ttme new extradition treaty between the Unltul States and Great Ilrltaln i fflchly published tonight I goes Into etact April 4lh Ire Frees tie 1ulpll JXMKS llarch 25 Dispatches from Crete say List at IVitiama on undiy the priest was dragged frm the pulpit and paraded through tb e tnots amid tbejeersof themob I Ixtifour prison villagers are starving in ATonu Larnnl CiTY OF MEXIOU March 25A large portion of rianguUlcngo In chidIng the Tow u hall containing valuable nIl archives has been burl Four lives were lost IlonUncerM Oar r RI March 25 Boulanger has written a letter in which he renews he otTer to return to Fnnce ofer rtrn Fruce pr Ming the government will permit him 1 b trip I y 1 court of appeal or court martial A Il lu = Hirer CIXCDNATI March 13 The river U rising at the rate of half an Inch au hour Tho weillirr is clm and I Is not believed tbe flood will exceed sixty f1 I i low fifij eIght feet five inches Found Utility BcrrAU March 25The jury Ie the case ofbtephen Sherman former manager of the uuiorUteU elevators charged with grand Ur xay In stealing wheat this mornIng morn-Ing brought in a verdict uf guilty Two tires BnnLlN March 25Tue Stadt yesterday Theatre nt Urowberg was burned The machine department of the Cocbs shipyards at liubcck was burned last evening Xo Work For HoelnlUlt ColESlfACEy March 25 The minister of warnnnounced in the fUkettlug yesterday that flat workmen will not b employed In the State workshops ou the ground timat St they are sulject i t to foreign uf uencc Temperature CHICAGO Marcli 25sew York 40 New Orleans 6 St Louis 49 Cincinnati 51 Chicago 40 Wlnnl peg 6 Jalrad jlecldenl In Jlonlann HELENA March 25The exit bound pixsengcr train on LhoNort era Pacific was wrecked near Noxon this morning The can were all burned except the two sleepers xpre > s Messenger Miles Is mIssIng and it Is euppotuJ he was l nf a3 UI I burned to death Two emIgrant passengers two lady tourists one p child the bagsjaienjaMer a postal dcikand porter were Injured Shame lo Clrllliatlon Sew Toni March iS The grand jury today Iiauded n presentment present-ment Judge Htzgeral I in whlc r sl ci the conduct of thcBhenlTs ofllce I chtertzcl n disgrace to the clt and 1 hme to civilization JltUlnlrj Tall a Hilt PAss March 25A meeting tlm cabinet has been held to con older the protest by various French chambers of commerce agaln the McKinley American tantt bill Srnalp WASIIUIGTON March 25Immo lately after the arproval of the dltelj ner tlC Journal Caudle Mxis called uptIme rt i af tIme Worlds Fair bill IheSenat among the bills Introduced referred 1 Ole by Morrillto establIsh an educational edu-cational fund from the proceeds of I public land by Faulkner to glee a ntlou ot two thousand 1 year to the widow General Crook ala al-a joint resolution by Georges 1 amend constitution seas to em lower Congress to make all law necessary to suppress comblnatio in restraint of trade or production and present transactions that create monopolies cr Increase or depress the prices ccmnidti5 Hoar gave notice that ho would not call up thu Montana election canoe till Mou Iiy Tlie antitrust bill was then taken up and George addressed the Senate up Marlit iHlrlllll Iaitird ASI OTO > March 25The Ious voted down Eel Jons motion to recommit the Worlds Fair bill and II lion voting ou Its final passage pass-age IIge ageThe bill has passed the Hou < e yeas 201 nays 43 Xntln Guns WAbin > uTuv March 25The Secretary huts proved the rejoi 11 I of the board of oilierrs appointed to witnets the tests of the pneumatic dymmite guns of the cruiser Je sunui Inzllnli Inrhli ttiillensett SE YOR March 24 Stephens 1eabodj jestinla tout 3 cimailenge tti Earl Dunraven to fend ht yacht aliync ovt r here to sail against the American yachts Titania Kara Sfiamneioi Greek Sot couten with Inviting lord Danraven the owner of tile 70 footers nu has extended tended similar courtesy to Paul A Ilalll owner of Yartma the cutter hlcl gave the Valkyn 6 tough a tUEttle but season IAn imerlrnn npnrh WAMIINGIUV March 21Tue Pan mirlran conference toy adopted a reiwrt from the committee I on communication ou the Atlantic and Pacific recommending t the granting government aid to lines of steamer The monetary committee pn rented report Time South and Central America delegates on time committee unite in a report In favor of au interns timnalsilver coin Kftee one of the United Slate members agreed in the genera revornmendutlon but dilTered In detail de-tail He recommends time < oluag I oftilvcr dollars of 412 graIn 9oO flue and the orginldUuu of the monetary union under whcsedlrcc tins the coinage ut to be execute He and the foreign delegates favor metallLui but Mr Coolidge the other ITuiUd States member is a mouometalliit 0 lilrnco tllillle CIIICGO March 21An ntliltti assocIation to rival that of San Kranclnw and tho < e 01 New York and Ilostou is I rolEed for Chicago I Is not only pnjected but the preliminary steps have been taken A State charter has been secured and options obtained on several centrally cen-trally located tiles suitable for a club home The general plans for be building It Is proposed to erec have been made Time ore for a substantialtire prooften story stc lure The basement will contain liath room a swimming tank riilus range how llngalleys bicycle rlr and a barber ehop On the other loors will be reception rooms of ictf rending 1 rooms a caff a lull lard room a large anquct hall 1 and cevenileciallerainiig rooms Tie gymnasium will be perfect in all Its sPDointnientB There will b ten ils Curl Kfarring and fencIng room handball courts and runiiln ratk The membershIp will b tailed to 1500 Ordered to Quit BOSTON March 21The carpcn tel to work on the I ton Pliyirs grounds wire ordered to quit this afternoon by theCanieutcni Union According to the walking delegate del1ate lie Federation of Labor ha been given toundentand that in pay lent for their endorsement the Irothtrhood club would ment contacts con-tacts only to uch contrjctorea would agree to employ union labor ay union wages and enforce union hour I Is aserteij that not only tad the Ilrotherhood club of Boston failed t conform to the require nentsof the union butUielirother icxxl maiagtrs were practical ig florid in time placing of contrails endorsements of labor organizations and wltheg cf the Carpenter Union CafJnter tnlolJ jMerlou Keililent BntsTOi Pa 24 Attaehments for debt were Lrued today by a num her of firms hew against two my asu crlous resIdents who have been vlngallfeof luxury and ease at their place for the last two ycnrs Th two men who a knowu as I Mrdsall and Howe entered the I lace In Shy IbsS They have teen time myttcry of the town They urntehed a larse house ou the river rent in magnificent style placed n yacht OH the Delaware and pur I cba > ed three thoroughbred l harness and carriages They hired a num I her of servants and always appeared i to liave pletty of money until last UnJ february mice which time Howe less been away Their creditors have been unable to l collect money Dud consequently have been keep kep Ing a close watch on their move nenU Last Friday Birdall dropped netter n-etter which was picked up i was from howe In San Francisco and advised Kirdsall to move their erects er-ects to Burlington in order lo outwit out-wit Limo creditors Howe iuformce illrdoall that a letter addreecd t J H Hazzard Florida would reach lira after certain date Actingon this information all the horses car ringes and furniture ragC furiure belonging t the mysterious pair were seized ilrdsnll left for few York in the Iternoon and it Is surmIsed he will not return Cleared tin KASHIJA X I March 24 eighteen months ago Ellen Twom bly tho wife Geonte TTwombly Isappearcd from DuustaMo At the same time Eugene dimming ged SO who lived short distance from Twomlyi was missIng I was supposed the couple bad eloped npp ThIs morning come elop aged in righting a large pile of cordwood in the woods which hid become upset in the autumn ISSS discovered 3ej the fallen ticks Lime two bodies pressed closely 1 ether by the weight of the wood The bodies were badly decomposed but from the clothing were recog nlzed as these of Cummincs and fr Vombly I his Aherin Tronblr KEW YOUK March 21 Colonel udson military jecietary to Gov crone Hill today served Sheriff Flack with papers notifying him hat charges ppn been preferred gainst him by the Attorney Cm ernL He was also served with a notice from the Governor requiring hIm to show cause why he should not b removed from office |