New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-01
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1. 1904.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN.-F4ghting in the vicinity OF MONK
Gen and Yentai was reported; in the former the
Russian outposts were driven back and in the
latter the japanese suffered defeat. 80 The
Russian War Office reports that the japanese
losses at the siege Of Port Arthur number 10000
dead and wounded. - The proba bility Of the
appointment Of Grand Duke Nicholas Nicholaie-
witch Russian commander in chief and of
new Minister Of Marine was foreshadowed from
ST. Petersburg. - mailcar on a train be-
tween Paris and Hsvre, containing quantity Of
American mail, was broken open, and ninety-one
out of one hundred pouches rifed; the
contained only a small part of the regular United
States mail -A protest by Prince George Of
Schaumburg-Lppe against the succession Of
Count Leopold TO the regency Of Lippe-Detmold
grandmother Of the count not legitirnately
descended from the noble family. 80 The
Governor OF ArZilap Morocco, Uas murdered by
trlbeSmen out OF revenge for the imprisonment
Of some OF their fellows whom they set free.
60 The growing unrest IN certain Chinese
provinces is regarded distinctly disquieting by
foreigners, who are assured however. that il is
revolutionary rather than anti-fOregn. as the
Boxer outbreak was. - The report that
Archbishop Chapelle would resign as Apostolic
Delegate to Cuba and Porto Rico was denied.
DOMESTIc.-Postmaster General Payne's
condition was reported critical his physicians
expressing slight hope for his recovery. -
Heavy rains caused Las Anmas River TO
overflow It's banks and food the city OF Trinidad,
Col: railroads were tied up in the territory af
fected. - President Benjamin Ide Wheeler
of the University Of California said in Chicago
that President Roosevelt had assured him that
81 he was elected President John Hay would
remain Secretary Of State - The city OF
worcester and the State of Massachusetts, were
IN mourning for Senator Hoar; tributes OF
respect were expressed by men Of note through
out the country. The British Ambassador
wired the State Department from Lenox that
Mr. Quincy wished TO express regrets if he had
not conforned to the motor speed REGULATE lions
in Massachusetts. 80 Prison stripes for about
twenty 1--we hundred State convicts will be abol-
ished to-day, il was asserted at Albany. 80
Much damage by wind was reported IN this
State and New-England.
CITY.-Stocls strong and active. - Con-
Gresham PAYNE in an interview. said Roose-
veit would surely carry New-York State. -
Senator German made his first visit to Demo-
cratic national headquarters. - Judge
Parker returned TO Esopus. - Because OF IN
Injunction granted by Vice-Chancellor Pitney, OF
New-Jersey, on Wednesday, the proposed merger
Of the American, Consolidated and Continental
Tobacco companies into American to-
bscco company was ratified by only two OF the
three companies concerned. - Joel NJ. Marx,
Assistant United States District Attorney, said
there were not fewer than thirty thousand
fraudulent citizenship papers in New-York City.
g. The fremen fought FOR twenty-four hours
& blaze which started Thursday in the
Cudahy packing plant; Chief Croker distin-
gushed himself by his bravery, and had two
narrow escapes from death. 49, The second
annual report of the Carnegie Institute for Med
zeal Research was made public
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Fair. The temperature yesterday: Highest, 20
degrees. lowest. 60