New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-Stores of coal in Warsaw We're
seized by the government in the nope OF com,
pslng the strikers to resume work - We
fy-two prisoners were killed In a revolt IN ~. u,'
Eishiueff jail. =-- Russian naval officers as
graced themselves by running away from mn-
fineus sailors at Cronstadt. == Comprehensive
,lene for social lisic Utopia were credited to the
Social Democrats Of Russia: two new papers
expone1ts OF the idea. were started. -- IL
was regarded as likely that Austria would com
mand the combined fleets in the demonstration
against Turkey - The French Cabinet was
rearranged in consequence of the resignation or
Nj. BertreauE, Minister of war. ana MS port-
folio was taken by NJ Etienne. Minister of the
Interior. who. in turn is succeeded by TIE Min
lister Of Marine, whose place is taken by the
Minister of Commerce. == Queen Alexandra
gave $4,000 TO aid the unemployed in London
and issued appeal for funds in their behalf
DOMESTIC.-President Roosevelt expressed
himself strongly on the necessity for the preser-
vation of Niagara Falls, and said he would refer
30 the subject in his forthcoming message. -
More careful scrutiny of public expenditures Is
TO be made by Congress through the existing
committees and one proposed to take charge or
the OUTLAY made by the Panama Canal Commits
zion. =--- A Dayton morphine fend is thought
to be guilty of the Cincinnati Ripper crimes.
The package containing S1000o0 in Sc
curities lost in Philadelphia was found by a stu
dent and returned. John Marion. repre-
senting the depositors of the Enterprise Ma
tonal Bank. said that criminal action would be
begun at once against persons connected Win
Art League, from its headquarters in Boston. IS
sued appeal for a combined movement to
have the duty on art repealed. =- Postal in
sr.ectors arrested W. D. Elliot in Philadelphia
and he held by United States Commissioner
Craig in $1,000 bail for alleged completely in an
alleged swinde. Secretary Bonaparte or
dered court martial of Midshipman Meri-
wether. of the Naval Academy at Annapolis,
who is charged with causing the death of his
fellow student. Midshipman Branch, with whom
he had a fight.
CITY.-Stocks were weak. a Hearst
meeting to protest against the alleged election
frauds was held in Durland's Riding Academy.
Prince Louis of Battenberg visited West
Point, where he reviewed the cadets, foot
ball game and attended reception. -= Max
1hrnsen. Nr- Hearst's campaign manager, said
Mr.. Hearst would abide by the decision of the
courts and not attempt 10 force issues should
that decision be delayed after January |. -
James r. Dill was chosen counsel for the COM
lnittee selected by the trustees OF the Mutual
Life to examine the company = A prisoner
shot while trying to escape from the Re
formatory at Railway. n. J. - Hal Bell sent
n letter to Coroner O'Gorman offering TO CO.
operate in investigating the charges of official
misconduct against Louis F. Haffen- - Two
,raore persons recently bitten by a mad dog in
Camden n. ]. sent to the Pasteur lnsu-
fute IN this city. - j. c. Rulon. q well known
New-York stevedore. committed suicide by
jumping from a Sound steamer. - Papers
were filed asking the arrest OF 1ngersoh Lock
wood I'm connection with the Todd case
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Fair. The temperature yesterday: Highest. 40
degrees; lowest. 33.