New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-01
Nrtp11nrk Dsriip Gsibr,ts
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1. 1903,
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-Adyices from London said that
The outlook for peace in the Far East was I'M
proving. - The Macedonian proposals nave
been partially accepted by the Sultan. -
Minister Powell sent dispatch from san DO
rningo saying that the rebellion was spreading
and advising the dispatch Of warshlp; tne
Dixie viii be FASTENED from Guantanamo. -
The third instalment Of the indemnity was pald
by China to Representatives Of the United StaIes-
- Count LamsGorn left Paris to rejoin the
Gar at Darmstadt; the Emperors VIII meet al
Wiesbaden on November 1. - FrolessoT
Ncmnlsen had not regained consciousness, ana
no hope OF his recovery was entertained -
Count Csssini attached little Importance TO the
Russian occupation Of Moukden. - sever
electrical disturbances which crippled telegraph
service were reported from England - Inc
German battleshin Preussen was Launched at
Stettin in the presence Of the Emperor ana I'm
press ~ Emperor Francis joseph mas SAP ap
proved the Hungarian Cabinet formed py Souh1
Tisza. - Lord Goschen was elected Chan-
oellor of oxford University, 20 succeed the late
Marquis Of Salisbury.
DOMESTIC. - The Treasury statement Tor
october shows that for the four months or the
fiscal year there was practically no surplus gov
eminent expenditures having increased ana re-
caipts decreased --= President Roosevelt ap-
pointed Governor Sanford b Dole United States
District Judge for Hawaii and George X
Carter now Secretary Of the Territory, Gov
er1or TO succeed Mr.. Dole. 80 The President
issued proclamation designating Thursday,
November &c as Thanksgiving Day - A
movement is on foot TO hold a non-partlsan con-
ference 10 discuss an Auglo American treaty OF
arbitration. the President and secretary nay
are said 10 be interested. 80 The hlshlneH
petition in behalf OF the oppressed Jews OF Rus-
sia was delivered to Secretary Hay and placed
hv him in the archives Of the State Department.
80 Sixteen persons. students and members OF
the Purdue University football team, were killed
IN 2 train wreck at Indianapolis, while nIty-
three others were injured, several probably
fatallv. A tornado In Oklahoma killed Two
persons and injured nine. two probably fatally.
-CTTY-Stocks were dull and firm. ~ A
-ousinc rally was held at Cooper Union; James
@ Carter the veteran lawyer. made an eloquent
speech attacking Tamrany; Mayor Low ana
others smoke EE-District Attorney Phil
hin in relating his experiences as Distrlct AT
fornev laid bare the rOttenness OF Tammany
- Police Commissioner Greene denied that
he knew promotion TO a Captaincy had been &c
MED 10 a police sergeant because he refused TO
nav 81 GOO - Mr.. Mclaughlin issued an
Other statement attacking Tammany Hall -
Two well dressed women were killed by run
av-av IN Harlem The budget, amounting
"a about slO6 100000. was unanimously APP
nrox-ed by the Board OF Estimate and Appor-
fionr77ent James Shevlin declared that
controller Grout had not refused a renomina-
ton as Borough President at the hands OF the
Mclaughlin machine. == JOnn J. Ryan was
ruled of the turf by order Of the Jockey Club
THE WEATHER: Indications for to-day:
Fair The temperature yesterday; Highest, 6s
degrees, lowest. 48.