New-York tribune., 1905-01-25
3Tetp'2lprk DaiIp GribniIe
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY %, 1905.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONcRFSS S-Senate: The Senate was sworn
in by the Chief Justice as court 10 try 1Suso s
Swayne; the accused man was summoned 70
rlesd 10 the Houses impeachment on FRIDAY al
i o. m; Mr.. Bacon's Santo Domingo inquiry
resolution was referred to the Forelsn he1a r,a1+
tons Committee. - House: The House spent %
the day in considering the District OF CoIuhlpla
Appropriations bin; no action
FORFIGN.-Complete cessation Of work was
reported 81 KoVno, Moscow, Radon ana wilma
troops patrolled Moscow's streets and at RADON
there were many conflicts, the people using
dynamite TO destroy the public oullonhgs; -
NJ Aunensky, who. IL was reported, haO peen
chosen chief OF the body which regards itsef
as the future provisional government OF hussIds
was arrested; several other prominent IneiIipers
Of the reform party were also put IN prison
- Not a mill or factory started IN 81 FeteIs
burg yesterday, and the streets were throngeo
with strikers who gave no sign of having been
cowed by troops; there were no cohislons uhtl
the afternoon when Cossacks wounded num-
ber of workmen who had gathered - Proe-
lamstions urging the people 70 oesuoS ,I LiIe
autocracy were freely circulated in the capitaii
the military force In the city has peen rem
forced by several thousand men, ana patlerles
OF machine guns have been stationed at various
points == The feeling against the RUSSIAN
government in foreign capitals is strong ana Is
nowhere more marked than in France; II is
reported that the mass Of the people are bitterly
hostile TO the attempt TO suppress the lnsurreS-
ion. - The British Secretary for War. II o.
Arnold-Forster. expressed in a speech at Croy-
don the nations sympathy with the Russian
peasants. - Mr. AkerS-Dougias, Home sec
retary of England announced that Parliament
would not be dissolved unless the government
should be defeated. = II. b. Collins, Rus
stan spy was sentenced at Toxic to eleven years
at hard labor. = The revenue cutter Dexter
left San Juan to intercept arms destined for the
leaders Of a projected rebellion in Santo DO
mingo.
DOMESTIC-China's reply 10 Russia $
charges of a violation Of neutrality was pre-
sented 10 Secretary Hay; il is general denial;
counter charges against Russia are set up -
Twelve charges on which the impeachment OF
Judge Lacombe. OF the United States District
Court, IL demanded were sent 10 every Repre-
sentative In Congress by the law firm of Watt
& Dohan, Of Philadelphia - Charles l..
Tucker was found guilty OF murder in the first
degree at Cambridge, Mass. - The trustees
OF the Peabody Fund, at Washington, voted to
dissolve the trust; the fund now amounts TO
about S2.2O0OOO. Of which SlOO0,oOO will be
given 20 the Peabody School in Nashville.
CITY-Stocks closed weak. - Ten steer
age passengers on the Vaderland died from
seRsickness on the trip here. - The Rogers
Locomotive Works, at Paterson n. J., have
been sold 10 the American Locomotive Com
pany. 80 Edwin Einstein died suddenly from
heart disease. - A dinner was held in cele-
bration OF the twenty-ffth anniversary Of
Progress and Poverty" - Thomas A. Edi-
was recovering rapidly from the operation
performed him the night before. - The
funeral OF Monsignor Doane, rector OF st. Pat
rlcks Roman Catholic Cathedral, Newark, was
attended by thousands from various denonina-
tons. - Hoffman House guest went to the
rescue OF woman who was attacked by a
Great Dane IN Broadway. - Two indict-
fEents were returned against Coroner Jackson.
60 Mrs. B. L. Duke was arrested on Texas
warrant alleging the swindling Of bank.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Snow. followed by clearing and much colder,
with cold wave The temperature yesterday:
Highest, 27 degrees; lowest. 20.