New-York tribune., 1901-10-28
Neu31ork DAILY Uribn1ts
MONDAY. OCTOBER IS. 1901.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-In a fight between the insurgents
and a force of consta abulary on the island OF
Panay, Philippine Islands, the former lost
twenty-five killed; General Hughes sends en-
coUraging news from the island OF cebu, where
Lorega has surrendered with his entire force
and one cannon. - The release OF MISS
Stone from captivity ID the Bulgarian noun
tains has not yet been effected, but negotia-
rions with the brigands continue. - Doc
tored South African news affects the securities
market in London. - In Germany financial
circles believe the worst Of the industrial col
lapse is over. - The japanese Treasury an
nounces the issue Of bonds 10 the amount OF
16,50O,000 yen, partly TO defray the cost OF the
Chinese expedition. - General Weyler, War
Minister of Spain, in a debate in the Chamber
OF Deputies, intimated that he would be a die
tator, II necessary - AS result OF Amer1-
can competition workmen in British tobacco
factories have been told that bonuses they have
enjoyed heretofore will be withdrawn. - 4
Dane murdered a boy in Montreal for his
money but. finding only 30 cents, surrendered
10 the police and confessed the crime -
Chill is mobiliZing its army and the Argentine
feet is being provisoned and coaled in expecta-
tion OF trouble over the boundary. - A Lon
don paper asserts that there have been three
operations the throat Of King Edward for a
cancerous affection.
DOMESTIC Treasury Bureau Of Statis-
tics has compiled data showing that the States
carved out OF the Louisiana Purchase repay its
cost yearly with per cent OF their agricultural
productions. - United States Senator John
p. Jones, OF Nevada. renounceo the cause of
free silver and returned 10 the Republican fold
between desperate and officers; after
changing several shots the man stole horse and
escaped into the woods - Kentucky morse
breeders called q meeting TO investigate an at
tempt to swindle Clarence Mackay in the sale OF
colt. == Five hundred men in the Mohawk
Knitting Mill, at Cohoes, struck because one OF
their fellows was discharged. - Final prepa-
rations were made for the execution OF CZolgosz
the Presidents ASSASSIN, tomorrow; his cloth
ing and letters will be burned 10 defeat the Oh
5ects OF relic hunters, and efforts will be made
10 prevent the removal OF his body 10 CleVe and
as prison officials fear unfortunate scenes. -
Yesterday was the forty-third birthday of Presi-
dent Roosevelt.
CITY-The Rev. DR. William 8 Rainsford
preached on the municipal campaign and urged
the overthrow of Tammany Hall Carl
SchurZ sent letter TO Edward NJ. Shepard re-
plying 10 objections which the Tammany candi-
date made 10 Mr.. SchurZ's remarks at Cooper
Union last Thursday; Mr.. Schurz calls on citi-
zens TO support the fusion ticket. - Ministers
in many pulpits told the voters that the only
escape from Tammany misrule lay in voting the
fusion ticket - The appeal Of the Bishops
adopted at the Episcopal convention in San
Francisco was read by DR.. John p. Peters and
applied 10 the present political situation here
- The John Street Methodist Episcopal
Church celebrated its 135th anniversary.
THE WEATHER.-Forecast for to-day: Fair
and colder. The temperature yesterday: High
est, GO degrees: lowest AZ; average So