New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-06
aeD.1lork Dailp Gribnnre
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1902.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIeA.-The American elections did not
exert any appreciable influence on the foreign
securities markets. -- The arbitrators IN the
miners strike IN France gave a decision against
the increase Of wages demanded, holding that
the rate Of wages was proportionate 10 the sell
ing price Of cOals the companies however
agreed 10 raise old age pensions for workmen
- The elections in Porto Rico resulted IN a.
sweeping victory for the Republicans; the Fed
erals alleged frauds and propose to send a com
raittee TO the United States 70 protest 10 the
President == The time for subscribing TO the
stock OF the Danish West Indian Company Elk
pired yesterday. with only one-htth OF the
amount, 100000, subscribed. == The Phil
ippine Commission quietly purchased twenty
thousand tons Of rice in India and on the Ash
attic coasts. 10 avert famine in the archipelago
- Al American bartender was killed in Ma
voted the additional grant of 100000 in aid
Of the South African colonies; the debate over
The measure listened 10 by Generals Botha
and Delarey and eX-President Schalkburger.
- At GOnaiKes Hayti. the foreign consuls
refused 10 surrender to General NOrd Alexis the
refugees who took shelter in the consulates.
DOMEsTIC-The Navy Department learned
t1at the Pacific Commercial Gable Company,
which has not replied TO the Presidents terms
for permission TO land a ca bic at Hawaii, Guam
the Philippines and on the California coast, was
going ahead with laying d cable under the
patronage OF the British Gable Trust. --
The latest returns from Tuesdays elections
make few changes Of importance in the general
result Governor OdeM is reelected by about
10000 plurality; the House of Representatives
n Ile LIZ 41Aln congress VIII PROBABLY stand -lO
Republicans 10 l76 Democrats. - The cleo
ton OF a Republican majority IN the House Of
Representatives gives TO President Roosevelt an
Endorsement such as few Presidents have re-
oeived in the middle of their term. - The
Strike Arbitration Commissioners finished their
visits 70 mines 70 learn the conditions Of work
3nrs in the anthracite region. == Land entries
ma de by soldiers widows were suspended. with
q view 70 cancellation, owing TO alleged fraudu-
lent Agreements between the women and cattle
men. == An Omaha minister and woman
missionary worker in his church were found
dead in each others arms his study at the
church; al the gas jets were turned on.
CITY-Stocks were weak and lower 49, Re
publcans laughed at the cries OF fraud by Hill
and his associates - The corrected returns
showed COler's plurality in the city TO be 1872
600. and Douglass election in the XVIII Con-
EresS District - Coroner Scholer held one Of
the men in charge Of the fireworks which ex-
ploded at Madison Square Garden on a charge
ar ulanSlaughieT, and issued warrant for an
other. -= More testimony on MolineuX's side
was heard the name Of the woman who said
she saw a man other than Molneux mail the
poison package was made public =- The
Slack Diamond Express OF the Lehigh Valley
RAILROAD WAS IN q collision near Jersey City;
IoIr persons were badly injured and about
thirty oth=rs slightly hurt; among the latter
vas MIS- Carrie Nation. == One man was
hurt on trolley car which was struck by two
locomotives near Camden, n. J. - The re-
for Point Iona was opened. and Commodore
Gerry asked A @. SpalGing to the Universal
brotherhood School -= a polar hear attacked
ITS trainer, who fought the animal and contiu-
ued the act after being dazed and lacerated.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day,
Rain. The temperature yesterday: Hichest 81
degrees: lowest. 40.