New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-05
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER ., 1908.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

roRFrcN force Of United States marines
was landed from the Nashville at Colon anu
rnade barbados to protect Americans anu ~
foreigners whose lives were threatened oIosI
was later restored and the bluejackets returned
10 the vessel =- No bloodshed occuIIeu a.
Panama where junta and a Cabinet were APP
-ooirted: the government generals VINO were
made prisoners have not yet been released =.
Two more Arrnenians were shot ana klleo III d
ron5on street by a man who committed sulSiue'
and who is believed TO have been the nlgIa e.s
Of Sagatel SagOunL - Inc oflllsh HO4 0-7-.
ONCE received advices that the Russo apaIle9o
negotiations would soon be completed
IDispatches from Picking said that Russia mao
Threatened to assume sole charge OF lHe soNeilt
r,lent OF Manchuria unless China met demands
- Joseph Chamberlain addressed nine IIIou-
sand persons AT Birmingham on his tarlh pro
rosals 80 Pressure is being brought 10 oe'iI
On M Cor1bes the French Premier. TO prevent
,,ss retirement - Workingmen in Paris are
much stirred UP over te Deputies acton re-
parding the municipal employment aseHSIee'
DOMESTIC Washington officials expect the
revolution in Panama to succeed, ana say thaI
when a stable government Is estabhsheo Il VII
he recognized by the United states. - ! ile
,ossorffv in tbe legislature on joint ballot viii
he az - The Democrats elected the cover
and majority Of the legIs!atlfe N 505 b;e
land 80 President Roosevelt Will sehd Ils
message TO the extra session OF congress OF
Tlessav 49, Senator Quay has gone west IN
the interest OF the Statehood Dill over NhieI
he rnade such a hard fight at the last session OF
Congress. - The State authorities II - an
nounced in Albany. VIII move slowly IN taxing
ized bv the vote Of tie people, believing that
electricitv as motive power on the canal should
he thoroughly tested first. - justice heIIlCA
decided this state could not tax insurance pusl-
ness done IN other States, even II the properly
insured is IN New-YOrk state, thus practlcallg
nullifvine the law taxing the state business OF
fo-espr1 comma nfes 80 St. Louis was the
centre Of an earth shock which was felt as far
south as Mississippi and east TO Louisville;
no damage Of consequence resulted - IN a
able train collision in Kansas City one shop girl
was killed and ffty-one other persons, mostly
shop girls also, were injured, two perhaps Ia
tally.
CITY-stocks were dull and heavy. - Six
men were killed and several were injured by
explosions in the magazine on Iona Island.
- There was much talk about the poSslol
amendments Of Nessrs. Mcclellan and Murphy;
John T. Oakley was spoken Of as General
CSreenes successor. =-= The result Of the cleo
lion il was generally believed. would make Q.
r Murphy state boss - Election bets We're
cashed In, and Tim Sullivan and Charles +.
Murphy were said 10 be heavy winners. -
A policeman stopped q team OF runaway horses,
thereby saving from injury the daughter OF a
Stock Exchange member, after being dragged
and battered. An unmana geable automo-
bile killed a baby and injured woman and
her daughter IN West End-aVe. - A private
detective was caught IN a trap set by District
Attorney Jeroule's assistants, and was arrested
on q charge Of attempting 20 rob clothing
merchant. - winners at AQueduct: !, Ath-
lana; . Grenade: 3 All Gold; t. Reveile; o,
Demurrer; 6. Tribes Hin.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for today:
Rain and cooler. The temperature yesterday:
Highest, 20 degrees; lowest D.