New-York tribune., 1905-11-30
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1908.
THE NEFs THIS MORNING.

F0REIGN-The telegraph operators at 81.
Petersburg announced that they WouIo stElRe
az midnight - Ihe PtI PoDSe stt 80 80 r ntireIT- or
partially cut off from telegTaphlc commune
zion with Russia. - Father dapol. VINO -
hiding in st. Petersburg. In an lnterN!e" So
1+o+ The revolutionary leaders were making The
tactical mistake which he did, OF pre&cLIs O.
NOME that there was 10 fear OF an .anti-Chrls-
4fan 1Ir,rising there. -- It was forTrlaliy al
noInced at Toxic that it had been decided 10
elevate the japanese legations az ~ ~Lo1luoL.
washington. Paris, Berlin and 81. petersburg
70 embassies a=-= Emperor Williams speech
from the throne was taken seriously at faris-
The resentment or GnafIaI "a" s -, aI1u aS elIS
restrictions placed on the liberties OF the press
have. been passed by The japanese Pr1Vy COUNCIL
Observation-Disclosures @. squiers resigned the
Office OF American Minister TO Ctbs aL4 @ 70 WI M
n. Morgan was appointed 10 succeea MN, tI tiIS
connection Of Mr. ISquiers with troubie IN the
Isle of Pines is said 10 have led to his reslgha-
ton. -= = bill conterrlnG the power 70 IS. 80
late railroad rates the Interstate ConlInerce
Commission was presented 10 the senate COM
unittee having charge of that subject. -= Nina
lives we're lost as the result Of the steamer
Mataafa going ashore at the mouth OF me
Duluth ship canal. -- Midshlpnlan heil-
Wether before the court martial at Annapolis,
declared that he enyied Branch. who died
- Nidshipman Joseph r. Williams was dis
missed from Annapolis for unsaJlsIactory con con
duct. - The body Of a Wellesley student Wt"
had committed suicide was founG IN the Shsa1ies ares
River at Wellesley. - T w: Lawson 4 anQ
Lawson, Wiedenfeld & Co. settled out of court
suit for S3J0000 brought against them at
Boston by the receiver of the Bay State Gas
Company. 80 Governor Blanchard Of LOUIS
lana asked the grand jury to act on alleged
remissness Of the New-Orleans authorities with
reference 10 the yellow fever epidemic ..
CITY-Stocks continued active. with prices
irregular. 80 The resignation OF Richard A.
McCurdy as president of the Mutual Life was
accepted; John G. Mccall told the insurance IN
cestigating committee that he had been asked
by his father to go to Paris after Judge, Ham
ilton- The officials Of the Erie Railroad
announced thac they had sold back to J. r
Morgan the Cincinnati. Hamilton and Dayton
Railway Company. which was recently pur-
chased from Mr.. Morgan's firm. = -Four
more Tammany men We're sentenced to terms
II jatl for fraudulent acts at the recent city
elections. -- Striking iron workers or their
syulpathizers tipped over a huge derrick. IN
q Post d McCord building. - Justice Blsch-
of replied TO Mr.. Jeromes attack on the JUS
tjcee On motion of the District Attorney
December was set the date on which
Patrick the convicted murderer. VIII be resen-
fenced 10 death. The Mayor announced
several school board appointments. - a de-
cision was handed down upholding the right OF
labor unions TO insist ON the CLOSED shop when
such agreement existed between employer and
Iylion - Two pythons were found In Riy-
srside Park near S6th-st --- .~ . r.. .......-
THE WEATHER.-Indications for to-day:
Fair and decidedly colder. The temperature
yesterday: Highest. 90 degrees; lowest, 5l