New-York tribune., 1905-12-17
Netu1lav|s Daily 0ribn1re
SUNDAY, DECEMBER Il. 1905.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

coNGRESS-Senate: The Panama Deficiency
Appropriation bill was passed without olVi-
sion - House: A resolution was introduced
by Mr.. Pearse Ofd-), blaming the officers Tor
naziHg and similar evils at Annapolis, ana pro
viding for an investigation; the debate on insur-
snce continued.
Observation-Disclosures from Moscow say that
regiment of Grenadiers has mutinied and seized
the arsenal; Sle Cossacks refused to obey orders
TO fire on the mutineers; the strike of the tele-
.graphers continues. Riga is in control OF
revolutionary bands, though troops hold the
water and electric light works; many pullolngs S
have been burned; two Russian warships nave
been sent TO the port - The Invisible gov
ernment" issued a manifesto calling on all cit
izens TO withdraw their savings rom lne panhs1
the neYspa pers pay heed to the censorship
laws - The Unionsts in Great Britain, &C
cording to Alfred Lyttelton. Will base their cam
r,aign on the issue of Home Rule; the elections
viii be decided by February l. - Henry
Tahoucbere the wen known Liberal has de-
cided not to be a candidate for reelection TO
Parliament owing to advancing age.
President Castro withdrew the note to NJ
errlIl1ent and the incident is regarded as closed
The portrait of Sir Henry irving as KING
- 80 E,e-icar for S25 2i1a - Premier Rouvier
made a moderate declaration of Frances pollcy
in Morocco. and the Chamber of Deputies sus-
tanned his policy by a large vote
DOMESTIC-The President told delegation
of Shakers that while he sympathized with their
plea for universal disarmament ne did not Pc
lieve it was yet possible - The crew or a
tug. washed ashore on Block Island, told a tale
of hardship and of having their signals OF dis
Y.
gins confirmed that part OF Mr.. Hartman s
testimony relating to & conversation held over
The telephone between them. = special
committee of the miners convention at Shamo-
kin cent letters to leading coal presidents ask
ing meeting to discuss new agreement. -
President Eliot. in address in Boston, de-
Tended the adInittance OF contract labor.
CITY@Stocks generally were lower. -
Mayor Mcclellan and Charles Francis Murphy
were reported at odds over the appointment OF
Thomas Hasset TO be secretary of the Board OF
water Supply. - Pennsylvania tunnel
foreman was arrested a complaint filed by an
agent of the Independence League. charged with
illegal voting. Republican aldermen Of
ganized to obtain control Of the board, without
consideration for PFesident-elect MCGOWAN
- Negroes obtained contrel OF two blocks on
West 135th-st. between Lenox and Fifth ayes-,
after fierce real estate fight - The infant
son OF detective sergeant drank carbolic acid,
causing death. - Detectives in Newark capt
ured man breaking into garage they think
he Is z real Raffies. - The insurance inTestl-
eating committee. it was announced, will con-
fine ifs attention to small local companies until
the end Of the year. = Judson Harmon ar
rived to look into the affairs OF the Cincinnati.
Hamilton and Dayton Railroad - letter
from Mrs. John Hay, thanking the Jews Tor the
snenorisJ' TO her husband, was made PUBIC
So The charge of the CoTean consulate was
taken over by the japanese Consul General
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Fair. The temperature yesterday: Highest, sc
degrees: lowest, q.