New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-06
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TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1904
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.


CONGREsS.-The third and last session Of the
5Sth Congress began. == No business eXcept
the usual formalites and the swearing IN OF
new members was transacted, both houses ad-
Journing oUy Of respect TO the memories OF oe1l@-
ICrs Hear and Quay.
F0REIGN.-Advices from Toxic say that the
people are demanding that the government take
action ia regard 10 alleged breaches OF heultll.
committed by The Baltic fleet; there are hints
Thai Japan viii not respect neutral ports unless
care Is exercised. == There was a IulloT al
Noukdeu that a japanese force attempting TO
cut OF Rem 81 kampfs force was ambuscaded
and had $40 men killed == Signs increase
that the FmperOrs delay in replying 10 the
Zemstyo proposals IS severely trying the temper
Of the people; troops were called out IN -;
Petersburg Saturday 10 disperse a crowd
drawn by meeting Of LAWYERS, and many per
cons were injured. == Admiral Rojestvensky
explained the firing Of the Russian fleet on one
81 his own vessels, the Aurora. which was struck
by five shells. her chaplain being killed. --
German collier chartered by Russia was
forced 10 leave Admiral Noelkersam'S DIVISION al
Suez and return 10 Genoa. =- It was an
bounced at Paris that France had not been asked
hv Russia 10 support a movement 10 modify the
treaty closing the Dardanelles; there is said 70
be disseusiou on the Black Sea feet question
between the Russian Admiralty and the Foreign
office =- There was a rumor in London that
application had been made for warrant 10 ar
rest Burke Roche who. according 70 report,
uavigated the yacht Caroline to Russia.
DOMESTIC.-Prince Fushini was entertained
at Yale University. stopping of on his way
from Boston TO Ncw-York. == GoYernOr-eIect
Higgins was at the Capitol in Albany; he held a
an regard to proposed legislation. --- II was
declared by the United States District Attorney
81 Cleveland that CarnegIe'S name Is signed 10
the $3.50 600 Chadwick note. == The German
Bank Of Buffalo being unable 10 meet run,
was closed by +. D. Kiburn, State Superln-
tendent Of Banking. --- The Empire state
EXPRESS ran into a freight wreck near Little
Falls and the engine was snasIed no one "e9
badly hurt. =-= 4 negro who robbed an txo
press car in California failed 10 get S@Vopo
eaid 10 be in it, Four Democrats were
sentenced for contempt Of couI II conheclloh
with election frauds IL Denver. --- 4 suit lor
$3.50 900 brought by Paul Fuller and F. T. Cou-
dert Of New York. against Thomas W. Lawson
was entered ia the Massachusetts supreme
Court at Boston Snow in Kansas saved
the winter wheat a light fall was reported from
Il Paso, Tex.
CITY.-Stocks active and Irregular. - en-
drew Carnegie again denied signing any OF the
Chadwick notes ===- Tammany men eXpressed
= fear that Hearst would run for Mayor next Ia4i
on an independent ticket == Ten persons
were hurt in a bad automobile garage Are'
The New-YOrk Central agreed 10 pay me
price demanded by the city for track rights near
tanned for the second trial Of Miss Nan Pat
terson. == An injunction stopping the pay
r7ient Of the disputed city lighting bills was
served on the Mavor =--- A detective was sent
10 Texas after c. +. Dodge and District Attor-
Vev Jerome stated that he expected the trial on
the perjury charge TO be begun soon. - ms
first snowfall OF the winter measured nearly
three inches. enormous crowds used the subway
which met the test well. -= II was announced
that dinner would be given TO welcome A. Is
Parker to the practice Of law here.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Clearing The temperature yesterday: Highest,
35 degrees: lowest, "a.