New-York tribune., 1901-10-21
5tepa1nrk Dafip Gafbn1rk
MONDAY. OCTOBER q, 1901.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-A plot to slaughter another gar
rison Of 9th Regiment men on the lslahu OF
Samar p l. was averted by the discovery OF
the treachery by Lieutenant Bains: reinforce
snents are being rushed to Samar, and an active
sampaign against the insurgents has beguIl
- The United States Legation in Constanti-
1ople is still without definite news from the mis-
sionaries who trying TO get in touch with MISS
stone; all efforts at rescue are concentrated on
1he bulgarian side There reports in
1,ondon that Lord Roberts and Mr.. Brodrick,
tSecretary OF War. are not working in harmony
ian regard to reforms in the War ONCE. =.
F<The King and Queen of England will leave Bal
i,noral to-day and arrive In London tomorrow.
r The feeling the Berlin Bourse is some
twhat more confident, notwithstanding much un-
Favorable news from the industrial centres or
kS5ermany - The Duke and Duchess of Corn
t-gau spent their last day in Canada; they leave
f1dalifax on the royal yacht Ophir to-day for st.
EJohn's n F. - The anti-duelng congress
at Leipsic expressed a hope that Emperor Will
Gam would help the agitation against dueling-
DOMFSTIC-Many white leaders Of the South
have written to President Roosevelt congratu-
Hating him for asking Booker 7. Washington TO
dine at the White House. - Enemies or the
iIsthmian Canal project urged that the new Hay
FPauncefote treaty should state distinctly the
fright of the United States to fortify the great
hditch. - The celebration of the tWo-hun-
h6redth anniversary Of the rounding or fale COL
llege was begun at New-Haven with religious
ceremonies - Statistics showed that through
"a system of cooperative slaughter houses, Den
marks hog output has made a remarkable in
lcrease - The Division Of Insular Affairs of
ithe War Department issued comparative
1nonths ended April 30 last. - The annual
REPORT Of Rear-Admiral Bowles, chief of the Bu-
,eau Of Construction and Repairs, called atten-
E1ion to slow work upon the new warships and
bexplained the causes therefor. - Many Ponca
and Otoe Indian bucks in Oklahoma have been
sent TO jail for being bachelors.
CITY.-The heavy registration. especially In
Republican districts, gave the fusion leaders
iconfdence of victory for the anti-Tamnany
ticket - The Central Federated Union de-
s1nended OF Street Cleaning Commissioner Nagle
"a prompt response to fits questions regarding
the conduct OF his department which the Com
missioner showed a disposition to palter with
- Frank Moss recalled the removal Of Chief
AfcCullagh and the elevation of Devery to sup
port Justice Jerome's statement hat Mayor Van
sWyck was a member Of the gambling com
rbine." - Many ministers delivered sermons
bon the mayoralty campaign, attacked the Tam
many administration, and called on voters TO
support the fusion ticket. - The body OF
Trederick H. Benedict who was killed by the
overturning Of his automobile Central Val
ley Saturday was brought TO his home in
this city. - Among the steamers which ar
rived here which had been carried in
land by the Galveston flood, and hoated down
TO deep water in a canal especially dug for that
purpose, after being given up worthless
: THE wEATHER.-Forecast for to-day: Fair.
The temperature yesterday: Highest, 30 de-
grees; lowest, As; average, 90