Pumping Problem fo r Irrigatilo Has
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Dynamite Is Fonnd Hidden h
Imperial Palace.
SECRET POUCE WERE IN PLOT
T w elv e Members Arrested and Placed
in Dungeon— Chance Leads to
f» Discovery o f Explosive.
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Resulta o f Earthquake in Indis W orse
Then First Reported.
Lahore, British India, A p ril 7.— Aa
the particulars filter in from the outly-
ing districts, it is being revealed that
the casualties caused by the earthquake
of two days ago have been under, rather
than over-estimated. In one spot alone
at‘Dhamala, it is reported that fully
1,400 natives have been killed or in-,
jured. Of the injured many w ill die.
Seven o f the Europeans previously re
ported Irqrt bave since died, and two
others are in a dying condition.
There ia not a house left in the vicin
ity that does not show evidence of the
trembling of the earth.
This is the report from one district
alone, and as authentic information
comes in it seetns certain that the mag
nitude of the digester w ill be sufficient
to stir thw entire world when fully re
vealed'. {
V h * Indian government is making
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YAQUI S ARE SPR E AD IN G TE R R O R
E l Paso, Tex., A pril 6.— John 8t.
CIsir, a well known prospector, whose
statements are considered reliable, has
returned froffi the Yaqni country near
Ures, Sonora, and reports that the In
dians are still op the warpath. He
•ays that MalpUcher the old chief, is
at the head of a band of over 60 and is
devastating the whole country, mur
dering, pillaging apd burning. Grain
and cotton ranches are being abandoned
and the people are going into the towns
for protection.
The whole country is in a state of
panic. M ail routes between the small
towns have been abandoned and pro
visions are getting scarce. Although
the country is overran with soldiers,
he says, the Indians are fearless and
continue their depredations. St. Clair
does not believe it is safe for Americans
to go into the Yaqui country at this
time, as the Yaquis are very hostile to
Americans.
W hile going from Ures to his camp"
in the mountains, St. Clair heanl firing
and ran into what had been an Indian
ambuscade. He found two dead Mex
icans who had been killed only a few
minutes before he reached the place.
The Yaquis are armed with rifles fend
are well supplied with cartridges, St.
Clair says.
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A pril 7 .— A Colres-
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Peasants Loot and Burn.
0t. Petersburg, A pril 6.— Official ad- had hastily divested themselves of their
vioes rejMirt continued disorders in the jewels and concealed them, the men
Caocanss. Within the past week peas holding their pocketbooks.
ants- have looted and burned public
Japanese Minister Will Rest,
offices in many villages in the Gore dis
Washington, A pril 7.— Minister Ta-
trict, sacked schools and private estates,
.mtting down trees and threatening to kahira. of the Japanese legation, called
k ill the poliqe if they interfered, and on Secretary T a ll today and told him
forced priests to go with them and take that on acconn* of the state of his
an o*th o f solidarity with their caub «. h e a l t h he would be compelied to leave
Sim ilar disorders are repotted in the Washington for a different climate.
He also states that there have been no
T iflis district.
further developments toward a settle
ment of the war. The secretary and
Want T o Be Paid Monthly.
Santo Domingo, April 6.— The Bel the minister arranged to communicate
gian creditors of Santo Domingo have with each other in case anything hap
presented a proposition to President pens to make it necessary.
Morales and American Minister Daw
son for the monthly payment oT $26,000
to tha Belgians, intimating that then
they would favor,the debt arrangement
being concluded. It is expeefed that
the situation w ill remain unaltered un
til the United States takes final action
regarding the pending convention.
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Chicago, A pril 6. — Prices paid for
livestock by the packers, alleged re
bates granted the packers by the rail
roads for handling the same and the
private accounts of some of the packing
concerns are to be closely inquired into
within the next few days by the Feder
al grand jury which is investigating
the business affairs of the beef trust.
Another phase of the question of the al
leged combination of some of the pack
ers in violation of the Hherman anti
trust law and Judge Grosscup’ s injunc
tion which is to be inquired into is the
price paid by wholesale dealers to the
packers for meats.
Witnesses who can give the jurors
detailed and accurate information along
these lines have been subpoenaed and
appeared at the investigation today.
Some o f these witnesses testified and,
although they refused to make public
what they told the jury, it is said a
large amount of data valuable to the
government was secured from them.
More complaints of interference with
the witnesses reached United States
Attorney Bethea and Captain Porter, of
the secret service, during the day. The
session today was devoted to the exam
ination of men employed at the Chi
cago stockyards and packing houses.
W ith the exception of the Sunday
adjournments, the jury,’ it is said, w ill
now proceed steadily to the end of the
inquiry. The United States attorney
has announced that May 16 w ill prob
ably see the close.
. I t is said the hearing of the plea and
demurrer of Thorq&a J. Connors, the
indicted superintendent of the Armour
company, w ill be disposed of before
t h e o r y presents other true bills in-
vojving persons On charges of tamper
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Forest Fire on South Mountain»,
Gettysburg, Pa., April 7.— Forest
fires burning over an area of thousands
Af acres have started in the 8onth
mountains, the line of fire exending a
distance of three miles. The destruc
tion of valuable lumber is great.
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St. Petersburg, A pril 6.— A t last the
terrorists have succeeded in penetrating
the eordon of guards about the ctar,
end in smuggling high explosives into
the palace itself, and as » result there
la e feeling of apprehension among ell
o f the- high officials and the guards
about bis majesty have been trebled.
Late yesterday afternoon, as the
guard at the palace waa being changed,
Lieutenant Colonel Shiranpaky, who
waa in command, noticed that one of
the Ooeeacka who had been posted at
the main door was wearing the sword
o f an infantry officer, and not the sabre
o f a Cossack. ' H e thereupon called a
corporal and placed the man under ar
rest. He was at once searched and in
criminating documents were found on
h is person.
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■ Search of the palace revealed two
packages of dynamite, placed against
the main door of the imperial snite, in
a dark corner where they were not
likely to be noticed.
A searching inquiry was at once in
stituted, with the result that 12 secret
police agents were arrested as accom
plice, and all were hurried to the Peter
and Paul fortress, where they were
interviewed by General Trepoff.
The fact that the terrorists have suc-
eeeded in corrupting members of the
secret police and soldiers has caused
much alarm, and another attempt
against a high official is looked for.
Washington, A pril 7.—The attention
of the director of the geological sur
vey has been called to the fact that a
misapprehension exists on the part of
certain citisene of Idaho as to the plans
of the reclamation service in regard to
some important details relating to the
Minidoka project.
This misunder
standing has arisen, fit is believed; by
season of the efforts éf many settlers to
anticipate the plans of the engipsèri
and secure choice holdings of land’.
The government fiom the first has
warned intending settlers to go slow in
making entries on th eln p d s embraced
in this project, *pd has Called particu
lar attention to the fact that the pleas
fot irrigation, especially those involv
ing the pumping plant, were merely
tentative, and could not be worked out
as quickly aa those for the'gravity sys
tem. W hile nothing has arisen to pre
vent the ultimate development of a
pnmping plant, so mahy delicate en
gineering fee to ree are involved that
careful consideration must be given to
these before any definite conclusions
are reached or the final plana are ap
proved.
Thos, apparently, while no reaSon
exists for believing that the pumping
features of the Minidoka project w ill
not ultimately be utilised, the engineers
very wisely have concluded to give this
question more study snd consideration
before recommending it for construc
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