New-York tribune., 1901-10-29
Nem2tork Dailp Grfansts.
TUESDAY. OCTOBER %. 1901.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-Carmelio Castro, brother of the
President Of Venezuela shot his mistress and a
rival while they Were driving in carria ge
Through Caracas: the woman viii probably die.
e. General Vargas Santos Colombian revo-
lutionary leader talked at Curacao Of the re
bellion in his country. == General Rafael
Reyes. Colombian delegate to the Pan-American
lCongress defended his speech eulogiZing Spain,
which caused comment in Washington. --
The King Alfred, the largest cruiser in the
world, was launched at Barrow-in-Furness,
England. =- The Cabinet council in London
aid not disclose anything new regarding the
war in Africa Mr. Ahhey's Grail pictures.
5sntended for the Boston Public Library are on
exhibition i'm the Guildhall. London. == No
further definite news regarding Miss Stone was
.received yesterday the American Legation in
iConstantinople. =-= The South African Claims
iCommission, in London. made its awards in the
eases Of foreign claimants. =- Turkey has
1nade another payment on account OF the cruiser
lbeing built for that country by the Cramps, OF
Philadelphia == Mrs. Clfford's play, The
likeness Of the Night" was produced at the St
James's Theatre, London.
DONESTIC-Admiral Schlev finished his d.
rect testimony before the naval court OF IN
ouiry, and his cross-examination was begun by
Judge Advocate Lemly. =- The annual re-
ports Of General Miles. commanding the army;
General Burlington. the Chief Of Ordnance, and
General Haywood, commandant of the Marine
Corps, were made public. - race riot
broke out on the Louisiana Mississippi border,
and thirty persons We're reported to have been
OF Mississippi. - Relatives Of czolgosz re
linquished all claims 70 his body. and after the
execution to-day IL win be buried within the
Auburn Prison walls - Western New-Hork
shippers have complained of a scarcity OF
freight cars; New-York Central officials have
replied that the reports of delay are exagger-
ated 80 Colonel Jack" Chinn denied any in
tention OF swindling Clarence Mackay IN con-
nection with the recent turf scandal at Lexing
ton Ky
CITY.-Stocks weak and lower. -
The Citizens Union viii sue Fromme for false
arrest as a result OF the arrest Of one of their
billposters, who had put up a sign in place Of
one ordered torn down by Richard Croker -=
The Manhattan Democracy, led by Charles and
Alfred Steckler, declared for Low. AS a
result Of the canvass the Republican County
Committee predicted the election Of Low by
nearly 10000 plurality. == Frank L. Ecker
son. president OF the Harlem Democratic Club
died suddenly at his homo in the Hotel Win
throp. - a runaway horse dashed down
Broadway ran into car. knocked down a man
and a boy, each OF whom sustained a broken
leg, wedged the wagon TO which il was attached
between an elevated pillar and ice wagon
and was finally caught by a fourteen -year-old
boy. == DeVery broke out in a TRADE against
Justice Jerome and added 20 the humor Of the
campaign. - a writ OF prohibition was
granted restraining Magistrate Brann from act
ing in the against the who raised
q banner TO which Croker objected.
THE WEATHER.-Forecast for to-day: Fair
The temperature yesterday: Highest 80 degrees;
lowest, 80; average "a.