New-York tribune., 1901-10-14
Hstppprk DAILY G1ibn1s
MONDAY, OCTOBER IA. 1901.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-Two Italians heavily armed and
Supposed TO be anarchists, were arrested in the
presidential palace in Rio Janeiro; it is believed
their purpose was TO assassinafe President
Sampos Sales OF Brazil. - The funds for the
ransom OF Miss Stone. the abducted American
nissionary, have been forwarded to Constantl-
Inopie =-= The Russian Ambassador at Con-
stantinople has demanded that Turkey punish
lahOse guilty OF prosecutions and murders Of
tArmenians in the Mush district Of Asia Minor.
B The Chinese Peace Fenipotentiaries per-
formed their last official act In sending to the
91iplomatic Corps at Picking bond for the in
oemnity. - General Weyler Will ask the
Spanish Government for 100000 pesetas for
pensions and rewards growing out OF the His
psno-American War - The arrest of Turk
ssh officer in Tunis led to the discovery that the
Sultan intended 10 create Algerine rebellion
In case Of trouble between Turkey and France
b II is thought in London that Sir Hector
5AacDonald viii be appointed commander-in-
chief of the forces of the new Australian Com
rmonwealth. - Unfavorable reports from
German industries have deepened the feeling of
cpessimism on the Berlin BOurse.
DOMESTIC.-A Washington dispatch saws
Hhat the success OF the Republican party in
Ohio and in New-Jersey seems assured. -
I1ussian crops, according 20 official adyices,
likely TO be below the average, though IL is be-
nieVed that the worlds supply OF wheat is likely
TO exceed that OF previous years. The
setter IN which Pat" Grove charged with the
kudahy kidnapping, offered 10 surrender on con-
6inon OF a withdrawal OF the reward and a fair
trial, was made public, with letter from his
uncle expressing substantially the same. -
Mrs Z. ID. Gillespie. the well known Philadei-
"A ReTnem-
lbrance," and a great granddaughter OF Benja-
min Franklin, died at the age OF eighty. -
lAnother riot occurred in connection with the
istreetcar strike in Scranton. Penn - Lans-
ing Warren, editor and publisher OF The Mil
fwaukee Sentinel" died from an attack of ty-
sphoid fever. - Reports OF Generals Otis and
Merriam OF the needs Of the army in their de-
kpartments were made public. - Trottlng
saces viii be resumed at Lexington. KY, to-day.
cITY-John c. Sheehan estimated that the
fusion ticket would win by a plurality of over
10000. - Richard Croker denied that he had
SAID that Devery would resign in case of a
Iammany victory, and Tammany leaders in
1erred from this and Mr.. Shepard's evasion that
~ elected. Mr. Shepard would not disturb the
big chief. 80 Ministers of various denomina-
lions denounced Tsmmeny from their pupits
and called on the voters 10 support the fusion
Scket. Brooklyn pastors declared that Mr.
Shepard's position was impossible. - Mr.
shepard was taken 10 task by fusion men for
many or his statements in his speech in Brook
lyn on Saturday night - Elections Superin-
tendent McCullagh planned an investigation OF
fhe unusually heavy registration in the lid AS
lsembly District. 80 The Central Federated
Union adopted a resolution asking the city off,
Gials 70 enforce the tenement law.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Sair ana cooler. The temperature yesterday:
1dighest, 40 degrees; lowest g.