New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-12
Netp-llerk Dailis Grib,asse
SUNDAY, MARCH IL, 1905.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN-"AI armies are out OF dan
ger" General Kuropatkin says in dispatch
sent from a point the main road between
Moukden and Tie Pass at nightfall on Friday.
g. The total losses in the battle are esti-
mated at 100000 men; the Russians are said to
have lost 10000 killed or wounded and 5000
taken prisoners; vast quantities OF stores ana
ammunition were destroyed and many guns
were abandoned. 80 Field Marshal Oyama
reported that the Japanese were in pursuit OF
the retreating Russians, whose rear guard sur
fered heavily under artillery fire from both
tanks. - All advices show that Russia's in
ternal peril is increasing; the peasant move
snent is Spreading in Poland, and the Russian
Empress Dowager will soon leave the country
at the urgent request of her father, King
Christian. - An anarchist was killed in ST.
Petersburg by the premature explosion of a
bomb which he was handling. - A semi
official statement denying rumors of negotia-
tons for peace, was issued at St. Petersburg;
the Associated Press says authoritatiYely that
peace could be arranged If moderate proposals
were made by Japan directly to Russia. -
An active trade il smuggled arms on the Ger
nan-Russian frontier has been broken up with
the assistance Of the Prussian police.
DOMESTIC.-Mrs. Chadwick was found guilty
by the jury in Cleveland in her trial on in
dictment for conspiracy. - The Albatross,
which has been engaged in deep sea exploration
in the South Pacific, has reached San Diego.
Cal - Detectives deny that any immediate
developments are expected in connection with
the Stanford case. President Harper OF
Chicago will go abroad next week, it was said
at Chicago University Bishop Hall OF
the Episcopal Diocese of Vermont underwent
aI operation appenQlclIlS at BurllnBIOns ne
was reported to be in a critical condition. -
Robert Hunter called Governor Higgins at
Albany in the interests Of the Child Labor AS
ISOLATION; he denounced the Fitzgerald measure,
which attacks the existing child labor regula-
tons
CITY.-Stocks were firm and active.- A.
strike sympathizer tried TO block the subway
by applying the emergency brakes on an ex-
press train. - Eighty per cent Of the strik-
ing subway and elevated employees applied for
unemployment. = Secret Service agents
captured woman known as the Queen of
Counterfeiters" - The 3aritan River New
Jersey. rose and caused the shutdown of several
mills IN New-Brunswick. - Health Commits
sloner Darlington announced that he had
chosen his commission to investigate spotted
fever. - The VIII of Richard Somers Hayes
was hled. - Federal officers arrested another
get rich quick promoter. - Controller
Erout Issued a list Of property which may be
sod Tor arrears Of taxes. - Ex-Police Com
missioner Greene began suit TO recover $780,
90 last In Shpbuilding Company stock -
y was announced that the congregation of the
unsafe Fifth Avenue Baptist Church would hold
services on Sunday in Mendelssohn Hall in
west 4oth-st. - protest against the pro
posed stock tax measure was sent to Albany
by financial and commercial interests
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for TODAY.
Cloudy, probably snow. The Temperatures YES
terday: Highest 81 degrees: lowest, 25