New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-14
Istoo' Dark Daily Qa-ibn1as
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER "A, 1904.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS.-The Senate: The Pure Food bill
vas discussed, but no action was taken on H.
the Pension Building was set aside Tor the IN
auguraI ball: objection made to the con-
frnation Of Governor Brady of Alaska. -
House: The House, by large majority, voted s
TO irapeach Judge Charles Swayne, Of the Fed
eral Court of Northern Florida.
FOREIGN.-Sasoneff the murderer of NJ.
Plehve. was sentenced to penal servitude for
life. Sikorifsky. the assassin's accomplice, got
twenty years: great precautions were taken 10
prevent disturbances in the capital - The
International commission TO investigate the Dog
ger Bark affair is expected to meet at Paris
garian Opposition drove out the guards of Pre-
Inier Tisza and wrecked the House; Parliament
may be dissolved. = The losses Of the Brit
ssh expedition 10 Tibet under Colonel Young
husband numbered nearly LOO men. -
Legal proceedings were begun against W. 3.
Fielding. Sir Frederick Borden and four other
members Of the Canadian Parliament TO have
rheir seats declared vacant. - A German
publisher has acquired for $1,000 all rights in
Strauss 'Sinfonia Domestica." - Leonca-
valios new opera, Der Roland Won Berlin"
vas given at the German capital
DOMESTIC-Dr r. S. Woodward. of Column
hia University, was chosen president Of the
CARNATIONS Of postal employees dismissed
from the postal service. - The Snoot hear
ing was continued by a Senate committee in
Washington, sensational testimony was given
-= The Department Of Agriculture ordered
all artilciaIly colored canned foods branded as
z warning TO the public. Governor Odell
Lieutenant Governor Higgins, William Barnes
ir.. and Judge Hasbrouck Of Kingston; no judi
cial appointments were announced. - plan
for naval reserve for war time. it was learned
IS part of the legislation to be proposed by the
Merchant Marine Commission - Lawrence
University. Wisconsin, refused to accept a be-
quest OF 100000 from victim Of the Iroquois
disaster. =-- 4 race war is imminent in Placer
County, COL between the citizens and a colony
Of japanese. - Great excitement was caused
in Cleveland by the announcement that Mrs
Chadwick had started for that city. - Presi-
dent NeIen Of the Consolidated Railway Com
psny- OF New-Haven, announced the appoint
raert Of Calvert Townley his assistant, with
Offices in Sew-Haven. - The Court Of APP
peals at Albany granted a new trial to the
father Of boy killed by a fireworks explosion
on November . 1902 in Madison-ave. New
York: Is a result this city may have TO defend
scores of similar suits. The wife Of
CHIEF Of Police Avery Carregin Of Bath, n. Y,
assisted her husband In arresting man who
welded z exc.
CITY.-Stock; advanced after an early break.
- Mrs. Chadwick waived examination and
started for Cleveland. - George s. Rice it
wss learned, viii succeed William Barclay Par
sons as chief engineer Of the Rapid Transit
Commission -= Mr.. Jerome began inquiry
10 learn where some money raised for liquor
legislation had gone. - Colonel Greene did
not go To Boston 10 see Thomas w Lawson;
the latter again sent several kilograms.
THE NATURALIZATION for to-day:
Fair. The temperature yesterday: Highest. 20
degrees: lowest. 10.