New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-05
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WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 5, 1902.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGE.-The venezuelan Government re-
ports a decisive victory over the revolutionists
last week: IL is officially declared that the revo-
luton is ended and peace il Venezuela secured.
- fresh uprising is reported in Haytl ana
street fighting in Port-au-Prlnce resulted IN
seven persons being killed and many wounded.
- An American company mas offered TO pur-
chase the International Nickel Corporation, a
British concern, and the offer viii prooa ply pe
accepted. 80 A Civil Service estimate LAID be
fore Parliament states that S4OOO0.O0O addi-
tional State aid Is required for the needs OF the
Ynond the noted Irish Nationalist. was arrested
on landing in Ireland and sent to kilmainhaTn
tsfl Dublin, 70 serve sentence Of six months
imposed under the Crimes law. = Inc
Southampton Harbor Board VIII ask Parliament
Tor 100000 to deepen the harbor channel TO
fhirty-fve feet, II is said that the American
Zine win put on a bi-weekly service between
New-York and Southampton. - The King IS
reported be actively working to secure the
Country ia semi-state next spring; it is rumored
that new Permanent Secretary for lrean . VIII
be appointed. 49, The duel between the Count
~ Dion and NJ Gerault Richard. at Paris. re-
suited in the latter being wounded IN the arm
after fighting for an hour
DOaEESTIc-Governor Odell was reelected,
ana the whole State ticket was carried by the
Republicans with the exception Of Judge Werner
for the Court OF Appeals, he being defeated by
Judge John Clinton Gray, Democrat, and the
possible exception Of Henry B. Conan for At
ToTney General. there being strong indications
that John Cunneen, the Democratic candidate'
was elected for that Office the legislature viii be
safely Republican on joint ballot. thus tnsuring
the return to the United States Senate Of Sen
ator Thomas c. Plat, who is q candidate for re-
election 60 The Republicans retain control OF
che next Congress. and probably elected their
sicket in twenty-eight states - Senator Alex
ander S. Clay was reelected by the Georgia
Legislature for the term Of six years In the
United States Senate - President MitchelPs
report On the mine workers demands was made
public; il repeated the grievances stated by
the Sharnokin convention and elaborated them
considerably; the strike commissioners visited
several rnines in the course Of their investiga-
ton. choosing themselves the workings to be
Visited on account Of the friction between the
rpera tors and the men
CITY.-Tam many Hall made a clean sweep in
the city, giving Coer & plurality Of about 113.
900: al the Democratic Congress candidates
with possibly one exception, were successful
and only two Republican Senator'S were chosen
- Fifteen persons were instantly killed and
one hundred injured by fireworks explosion at
Madison Square. - Much satisfaction was
expressed at the working Of the voting ma
chimes. - The steamer Kensington arrived
having successfully used oil as fuel under one Of
her boilers for the entire trip. - A boy was
run over and killed by car into which he had
run TO escape q barrel falling from bonfire.
TIE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Fair. The temperature yesterday: Highest, 60 de-
ryTeAr- Lowest as degrees