New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-10
Nstu1lork Dahl, eribrnrs
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1904.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN.-Lord Lansdowne in a speech a.
the Lord Mayors dinner at the Guilehan mace
q strong plea in favor or arpltrauoil "hi az
was regarded IN some quarters as a plu i0l IA,
,eryention IN the Far East; referring 10 FresI-
dent RooseVelt's invitation TO peace coL ai
ence at The Hague, the Foreign oecIetd 4iS ST. re-
thar il would be accepted with a reservation re-
garding the subjects to be treated. = so, AZ
vices from Toxic say that the Japanese nav
silenced the Russian forts on Klnus taiii,s
sung hills and attacking ltse EllI ue
fences: refugees arriving at Che-too IoIlt
the fortress tell horrible tales OF eonoit IONS
IN the town. - Russia is reported 70 h@Ne
formally accepted all the details lot the ap
pointrnent of the commission 10 NIX ths pia !t
for the North Sea affair - Inc hllis ~ W. ~
dav Yves observed in Great Britain ana her
colonies; the Lord Mayors show al LoIo ! VIC %
rnarred by bad weather. = hxpl a, re &c
% Mr. RooseVelt's victory; Cardlnal Sauoili
voiced the Vatican's pleasure at the result
- Cuban Nationalist senators reSut t a. 1 toe
structive tactics. refusing to take part IN ttle
session on the ground that the quorum question
had not been settled
DnwEsTIC.-Returns from Tuesdays election
make the Republican victory even more sweep
snr than at first reported; Missouri is prooably
Republican and Maryland and Nevada are
safe. which may make the eectoTal vote lO+
voters were greatly elated over the election, de-
claring 1t TO be a triumph for good government
and clean politics. - Secretaries hay anu
rTaft drew some political lessons from the land
slide - Thousands Of messages OF consrat-
ulation and good wishes were received by inc
advices that Great Britain and Mexico would
favor arbitration treaties with the United STATES
s. President DiaZ announced that MeXlco was
preparing to issue bonds for S10OOOOOO to carry
out vast Irrigation plans - Alton b. Parker
issued q statement explaining the causes OF ms
defeat and saying he would never again run Tor
Office 80 The Republicans have won seven
more seats in both the Senate and the Assembly
of the New-York state Legislature, making d
majority of % in the upper and of oS IN the
lower house. - A former Mayor OF Char-
icttesvflle, Va, was sentenced TO be hanged for
murder
CITY-Stocks strong and active. 60 A move
ment for the reorganization Of the Democratic
party along the radical lines of Bryan, watson
and Hearst was talked Of. = w. :. Rodle
said that Alton 3. Parker is the natural leader
Of the conservative Democracy. - Celebra-
fions Of President Roosevelts victory were held
at two Broadway MONDAY meetings. - Presi-
dent Tonkins wrote TO the Rapid transit
Commission that il had no right to allow ad-
vertising signs in the subway. - Electlons
Superintendent Morgan stated that he would
bring charges In the Appellate Division and ask
for the removal Of Magistrate Hogan -
Professor Dorenus said the stone in the Museum
of Art building disintegrating and neeoed
q coating of paraffine wax. - AT a hre IN n
school building 800 pupils marched out in two
r,1inJ,fes = The Winners at Aqueduct were:
i Bank: 2. Palette: 8, Zeaa; 4, Go Between;
B, Istria; g. Allumeur.
TIE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Rain The temperature yesterday: Highest 40
degrees; lowest, AZ