New-York tribune., 1904-10-11
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TUESDAY, OCTOBER IL 1904.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-The Russian army is moving
southwark with caution, its fanks being strong
~ protected; Marshal Oyama is reported to be
falling back on fortihcations on the north oank
Of the Tai-Tse; there are reports OF an artillery
action. 60 Three of the warships at Port
Arthur. it is reported In Toxic, have been sunk
by Japanese shells; force landing at Iakhe
Bay on October 8 is said TO have been driven
Of. - 1t was reported that owing TO dissen-
Eions regarding contraband the Russian For
eign Minister, Count LeTnsdor1, would carry
the matter TO the Emperor and tender his reslg-
nation - The Baltic feet sailed from Eeva1
for Libau. and viii. it is reported, start for the
Far East in q few days. - The japanese
Emperor, in an address to the nation, said that
the end of the war is still far distant -
Rnmors Of secret alliance between Germany
and Russia were revived at st. Petersburg. -
The British South Africa Company at stormy
meeting of shareholders voted to Increase the
capital stock by S5000000. - 1t was re-
ported from Rome that the general elections
would take place on October 80 and November
8. - Advicss from Walrner Castle said that
Lady Curzon continued slowly to improve
DOMESTIC.-A hsad-end collision on the Wa
bash Railroad near Warrensburg, Mo- killed
thirty-three and injured thirty passengers. -
President Roosevelt appointed Robert J. Wynne
Cortelyou is ready to take the Office - Ex-
United States Senators Hill and Davis spoke at
a Democratic rally at Baltimore - Score
Z ~ Shaw spoke at Oswego, n. \ - j. B.
H Mongin, Deputy Secretary CT State at Al
bany. sounded a warning Of q repetition of the
Flower Democratic campaign. when the up
State districts were flooded with money. -
The Archbishop OF Canterbury made the last
public address Of his visit TO this country at a
big missionary mass meeting in Boston. -
There are three cases Of sickness, which are sus-
pecded Of being yellow fever, on board a steamer
from Progreso, Mexico, held at quarantine, in
Boston. == Henry 3. Metcalf, Prohibitionist
candidate for Governor Of Rhode Island. died at
Pawtucket =- The funeral OF Ira Davenport
was held at his late home ar Riverside, n. Y.
Dr.. Draper, State Commissioner OF Edu-
cation. received word at Albany that four grand
prizes had been awarded to the exhibit OF the
department at the ST. Louis Exposition
CITY-stocks generally were higher. -
Justice Miller smashed the charges Of Attorney
General Cunneen regarding the Furnaceville
conpauv's contract with g careful statement OF
facts in the case. - Z. De Peyster Hall. who
had brought suits against the president of the
Calumet Club and member Of the New-York
Yacht Club, alleging SANDER committed suicide;
growing out OF his suits would be made against
him - Six hundred druggists were found 10
have been selling the WOoten adultersted drugs:
the proprietor OF one store confessed and raid
contemplated on his store postponed until
to-day. - Two police captains in Brooklyn
were transferred. - witness in the O'Leary
Northern Pacific corner suit testified that
Kuhn Loeb & CO. saved many houses from
failure on che day Of the panic. - The fast
ing girl al Newark was taken to an insane
asylum ~ The Boston American baseball
team won the championship OF the American
IN the FIRST game Of yesterdays double header
at the local clubs grounds The winners
q Norris Park were; !. Geranium; 2 AIyopia;
3. Alsn-a-Dale: 4, ORC: 3, Collector Jessup; g,
james r.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Showers ana cooler. Ths temperature yester-
day. Highest "A degrees; lowest, 5s-