New-York tribune., 1905-02-13
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MONDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1905
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

ropEIGN-The day passed without serious
disorder AT St Petersburg; the police conunue c
10 make arrests. = Llpera4s al o,oent .,
t1,-e welcomed the report that the government
za,o,Sld estab bIish a Zemsky tabor, but eHpIesSeu
doubts of the Emperor's ability TO prsdk ,1 aMaS
from the reactionary influences me 80 mo NO
continues in Poland, and the ot1claIs nave ItU
expectafion that it will speedily be broken; an
the Dombrova factories are closed, ana tIle VS.
tula line is blocked by thirty thousand cars "
ore = Advices from Tifiis said that the
strike there was broken, that ponce Were Ia, ~
ing the men at work, and that the MuIAclpaI
Council had declined TO meet 10 oIscuss tl1e
Ia l,or troubles Field Marshal OyaTna re-
toorfed the repulse of two small Russian forces,
adding that General kuropatkin was eXteholns
his lines along the railway - hoSSuth, tLe
leader Of the Independence party In hungary,
was received by Emperor FRANCIS Joseph anu
strong hopes are entertained that an agreement
on Austro- Hungarian relations VIII be reacheo:
- King Edward has appointed the Prince oI
Wales Lord Warden OF the Clnque roFts; e. 70
Lawyers for the Countess Montlshoso nave re-
fused the demand of the King Of Saxony Tor the
possession of Princess Anna Monica Pa
DOMEsTIC.-The Senate will consider this
week appropriation bills and the Swayne I'M
peschment case; the House the Naval Appross
priation, River and Harbor bills and District OF
Columbia legislation - letter from sen
ator Mitchell to his partner, which may De useu
BY the prosecution against the Senator, was
made public in Portland. - The rain IN the
West caused a breaking of ice gorges in many
places: great damage was done TO Ohio RlVer
shipping at Cincinnati. = The authorities at
ANNAPOLIS are taking severe measures to en-
force the rules against pg IhS iLiloSiilP
men. -== J. Perpont Morgan was appointed
one of a committee Of directors OF the New
Haven road to hear the grievances OF the
brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen at the
Grand Central Station, New-Hork, tomorrow.
CITY-Arrangements were completed for re-
ceiving and entertaining President Roosevelt on
his two days visit here. == Seven. persons
Including four women and children, were rescued
from two coal barges which were being swept
down the North River in an ice foe. -
There was rear end collision between two sub
way trains near i16th-st. 60 Passengers be
came panicstricken on a 3d-ave. elevated train
when fuse blew out; men broke windows ana
Jumped through them to the tracks -
rain and sleet storm made walking perlous,
caused several injuries to pedestrians and
long delays in the running OF elevated trans
- It was announced that the Casino might
be reconstructed, with the auditorium on the
first floor =- Some excitement was caused on
the steamer Umbria in struggle between two
passengers in which fiourished revolver
- Doctors in Long Island City pulled dis
located spine in place by attaching heavy
weights to a patients head and feet. -
Three men jumped from a sinking schooner on
Sea Gate and got to shore through the Ice
before they became unconscious
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Fair and much colder. The temperature yester-
day: Highest. 43 degrees; lowest, 10.