New-York tribune., 1905-01-26
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THURSDAY. JANUARY &c, 1905.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-Though no serious encounters
were reported in the Russian capital yesteIua!'
national conditions appear TO be growing s,ean az!
slv worse: zeTnstvos in various parts OF lhe
country are sending 10 the car messages VI
sng popular representation IN the goNeIlHelt::
GO The strike has spread TO NarVa, SaraloH
ard Reval and the situation at Moscow con-
tinUes 10 rouse the gravest fear - ACCORD
sr1- % a rroclaraation which will be issued by
General Trepoff and II. Kokovreff to-day, the
Emperor at the time OF recommending insurance
for the vorkmen sent an order msTucting the
Ministry Of Finance to drafI law y, yra -
the hours OF labor. = st. petersburg IS pfac-
1ically in state OF sieze; General Trepon issued
g notice warning strikers to return TO work
under pain OF deportation; one huhuIeu anu
siNty-seyen bodies were buried in one celne-
rerv Yesterday: the sullen attitude OF the
strikers remains unchanged. == Advices from
London say that the Foreign Office believes that
the insurrection in Russia must eventually Drlng
about a change OF rule. 80 Accounts OF the
troubles, according 10 The Associated Press
have been grossly exaggerated by British corre-
spondents --= Maxim Gorky, one of the lead
ers Of the Reform party, has been arrested II is
reported al Riga. == British witnesses were
heard before the international commission on
the North Sea case, which resumed its sessions
al Paris the testimony was similar 10 That
given at the inquiries in England. - Grave
fears Of bloodshed at the coming elections in
Hungary were expressed
CONGRESS- The provision Of the
Army bill alleged to be aimed at General Miles
was warmly debated. -= House: Two appro-
priation bills and the bill extending the Presi-
Dental succession were passed.
swept from the Rocky Mountains TO the coast,
and from the lakes 10 the Gulf, tying up traffic
IN many of the Northern States ana causing
many wrecks along the coast. -- Governor
La Toilette declared that he would not accept
his election Senator unless the railroad meas
ures for which ne has been working are enacted
by the Wisconsin Legislature -= The dead
lock over the organization OF the Delaware SEN
ate was broken by the election Of an Addicks
man president pro tempOre. == The Attor-
ney General Of NeW-YGrk made public opin-
ion that the canal bids are legal. = EX-Sen-
ator Guy Assistant Corporation Counsel, said
that bills for 15-cent gas I'm New-YOrk City and
The closer inspection Of metres will be intro
duced =- An attempt made to sWindle
Carnegie out Of Sc 600 for the founding Of q
fake library at COoperstown, y. Y.
CITY.-Stocks We're weak and active. == A
blizzard nearly equalling that of 1888 tied up
traffic In New-JeTsey, Long Island City and the
NesV-YOrk suburbs caused deaths and injuries
and kept thousands Of commuters from their
homes. -- one Of the defendants Fleming
at the SocuIn trial. discharged by the court
as 20 Lundberg, the other accused inspector, de-
csion reserved. -= The fremen suffered
severely al q fierce brewery blaze; five men weq
hurt. == The sale Of the Waggaman collec-
lion was begun. == DR.. Maxwell the City Su-
perlntendent of Schools, warmly criticised the
Normal College at meeting Of the Board of
Education.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Fair and continued cold The temperature yes
terday: Highest, % degrees; lowest. 8.