New-York tribune., 1905-11-29
NEp:l1erk daily 0;ribn1re
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER %. 1905.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-The Sebastopol mutineers refused
TO surrender, and It was expected Inat the gov
ernment would use armed 1orce agaiLlsl ltotlI tic
possession of Mitylene, and If the sultan @ SUI
refuses TO accede to their demands for REFORM
In Macedonia the island OF Tenedos Will pe oc-
CI1pied A landslide destroyed Hocca
Soraggio, near Luccar Italy. :" spenceL Z;
Eddy, secretary Of the American EMBASSY an IA
s.. petersburg requested permission to arm tne
embassy messengers. - Marquis Ito. talking
on the Corean situation said that there would
oa no system OF spoliation under Japan's pro
tectorate - The Corean Minister failed TO
interest the French government in the protest
against Japane assuming authority over So+es
and in his Speech from the Throne SAID tnat ne ne
was glad that he could aid President KooseveII
IN obtaining peace between Russia ana P; IaPan;
- The Spanish Chamber of Deputies passed
a bili sllspending the constitutional guarantees
4, Catalonia - Two hundred thousand Aus
TRANS engaged In monster denonstrapon at
the opening OF the Parliament in Vienna
DOMESTIC.-The Isle OF Pines belongs to
Cuba, according to Secretary Root IN a Letter r
to the president OF the American Club OF the
Isle Of Pines - The National Committee on
Proposed Change of Inauguration Day voted 70
urge the adoption Of the last Thursday in April
as the new date - The chief of engineers
of the army will ask Congress to legtslate
against the OF long tow lines in New YORK
Harbor. =-= One of the worst storms In years
swept the big lakes, strewing the shores with
wrecks. - Physicians who attended the au-
topsy on the body of Midshipman Branch tes-
titled before the court martial that his dealh
was probably caused by his head striking the
floor during bis fight with Midshipman Meri-
wether. - President SchurInan of Corneli
gave out a statement IN which ne strongly urged
football reform - It was announced that
the board Of overseers Of Harvard University
would take action on football reform at the
meeting next month - Burglars looted a
bank near Indianapolis Of $1,000. holding of
the aroused townsmen with rifles during the
process. - A move was begun in Connectl-
cut TO exhuHne the body Of Mrs. Rogerss hus-
band, on the supposition that he was killed by
q mans blow on the head. - druggist ana
his son and daughter were arrested in Vermont
charged with causing three deaths by the sale
OF wood alcohol
CTTY-Stocks continued active. but prices
were irregular. - The committee on student
organiza tions at Columbia met last night and
abolished the game of football at the university.
60 Walter Camp In d dispatch from Chicago,
suggested as a remedy for the present evils OF
football an increase in the distance to be gained
in four downs from 5 yards to 10 yards. -
Chancellor MacCracken, Of New-York Univer-
sity made public a call for a conference for
football reform which sent to nineteen col
leges and universities. - Mayor Mcclellan
announced that he would not appeal from the
order of Justice Amend to open the ballot boxes
FOR a recount in five election districts. == A
message from Emperor William was read at a
dinner in honor Of the interchange OF professors
between German and American universities.
THE WEATHER-Indications for to-day:
Rain The temperature yesterday: Highest, 52
degrees: lowest, So.