New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-03
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

rORFIGN-A dispatch from Warsaw sa1o
that great incendiary fire was raging n 8io9-
COW: St Petersburg is cut of from al coIiiLlui
co+{on with the rest of the world. == ConoltloLs
IN Poland seem to be little affected by the ukase
reDealng martial lawl the strikers thTedtel =
DESTROY The government telegraph. lines II at
4ennpfs are made 10 punish the employees anu q
Number of mutinies among the troops are
,,ortad - Adyices from Vladivostok say mat
Sba r4otinp was checked two days after II began,
The damage is estimated at IoOOU'UOV 1uDie
- Rfoting continued in Georgetown bIIlisI
Guiana the police again fired on the SlIlH 49, =
killing seven and wounding seventeen; Llle ~ ~,
ernor and other officials were rescued from titS
Y,rblic buildings, where they We're peSl5so =,
- Conjecture continues rife in Great Brllall
,eeardfng the Cabinet crisis; it is reported thaL
King Edward may request Premier Balfour 70
retain the reins of government until an elecuo9
he's been held - Japanese gendarmes nreo
on a mob in Seoul; a high Corean ofnclal com.
,oitted suicide and great resentment IS suo !
bv the people against Japans course IN 1l5
ing control of the country - Slr Gl ! = -e
ard DaNkins a partner in the banking mouse
of j. S. Morgan & Co. died In London
DoMESTIC.-Joseph c. Cannon was nonl-
mated for Speaker of the house by r Sie VIII
1icar caucus in Washington; John Sharp Will Will
tams was nominated by the Democrats, anu ~ -
he leader of the minority. - Governor i1ls !
gins at Albany, said that he had not r eI
1be resignation OF United States Senator Chaun-
cev NJ Depew; he also talked on other sUoJeS I
- Eighteen men were killed oy an eAplo
SION IN a mine near Salt Lake City. - =
cora1ac Lake voodsman attempted an assam
then killed the girl. boy and hlmselI. I4i -
Missouri Superintendent OF tnSuTdHCe' a.
son Citv attacked President McCan anu = -
president Perkins of the New-York Lie 1i slI-
pnce company IN reply filed TO an M
s,Ti+ -. Former city officials OF Pnllaoelpniss
We're indicted for alleged conspiracy 10 deiE
she civ - The Jury for the trlal q an dlleket
-'s1uaeer" in Chicago was obtaIned aIler elsIS
weeks and 5000 veniremen had been examiner
CT'TY-Stocks declined further - I4IiiI
-,,anI- II was said, would try 10 capture coLl!o =
nf the Board Of Aldermen in order TO reolstIlCs
+be civ into Assembly districts. - CoullS IS
for William r. Hearst said he would conlpeI Llie
oDenjng of about thousand ballot boxes 1oL
purposes of recounting. ----- Paul heIS
examined in secret at the coroner's once cor
corning his knowledge of the killing OF q man y
his saloon week ago; he was afterWard nelu -
81 600 bail 49, IT was announced IhaI mo- s
shan 81 OOO000 had been raised Tor the JemlSn
relief fund President Haffen OF the BCI
ough of The Bronx issued a statement IN rePLiy
10 his critics. offering to give SlOoO Il any nc
faasance In Office found - hosoIo
Takahira Minister from japan TO this country,
spoke of Japan's esteem for the Umted S Iales
at q luncheon given him by the New-1 ork Bodru
of Trade - Mrs. Virginia G. Benedlct Moll
her suit to recover value of stocks retained oS
her father-in-law. E. c. Benedict
THE WEATHER. Indications for to-day;
Pain. The temperature yesterday: Highest. o.
degrees lowest. 2S