New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-10
Nelu1lprIs DAILY Ca,ibn1Fs
SUNDAY. DECEMBER 10, 1905.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FosEIGN-Advices from St Petersburg re-
port the rapid spread Of mutny among lIe
forces Of the Empire; troops nred on the Iep I
at Cronstsdt; the strike has not yet oeeh pIOAeL
and railway communication in many parts OF
che country Is interrupted; Nj. Meyer reached
tie capital. Dispatches received In BerIln
confirm the reports of mutinies of Russian troops
sn the Far East, ana tell OF serious peasant up
Etsings Il the government OF ST PeterspuIs.
E. Mr. BaIfour opened the Unionist campaign
IA speech at Manchester, announcing that ne
would lead the party and predicting the speedy
downfall Of the Liberals - The new Liberal
Cabinet is expected closely to coincide with the
Bgt published by ''The London Times" -
Philip Lenard Adolf Won Boyer, Robert Koch
and Henryk Sienkiewicz have been selected to
receive the Nobel prizes. -- Venezuela and
Brazil signed protocols regarding the settle
snent OF their boundary dispute. - 1t is re-
Tarships to the jamestown Exposition.
DOMESTIC.-SamuelG omrers and Felix Adler
made strong pleas for child labor laws before
she convention in Washington. - The Grid
iron Club entertained large number of promi-
AeRt men at Its annual fail dinner if Washing
ton - A bondholder sued the Cincinnati,
Hamilton and Dayton stock for assessments TO
pey OF liabilities Of the old bankrupt company
- The Rocnester Street Railway was sold to
the Andrews syndicate and the New-York Cen
trail Railroad Thieves bound and locked
up the two night policemen at Reading Mass.
dynamited q safe in the bank, and escaped with
$500 - The body of Captain Woodbury.
Kane was buried with military honors at New
port r. L
CITY.-Stocks were Irregular. closing strong
- Robert D. Ballantine shot and killed him
self at his mothers home in Newark. - An
alleged highwayulan, IN Brooklyn, shot two
policemen in an unsuccessful effort to escape
arrest. - It was expected that District At
torney jerome would begin proceedings against
Thomas F. Ryan on Monday for his refusal to
answer certain questions put by the legislative
committee investigating the Insurance COM
rsnies. - J. c. NicoIL a member Of the
council OF the National Academy OF Design,
denied that there was any intention to the
academys funds to erect fine arts building on
South Field, Broadway and 116th-st. - Mrs
Louisa Eldridge, one Of the Oldest and best
known actresses in America died at her home
at No 142 East 13th-st - A Carnegie
library was opened at 51st-st. and 4th-ave.
South Brooklyn; ex-Mayor David A Body pre-
sided and presented the building to the city.
- Elsie Parker, young nsgress, was
stabbed to death in corridor Of the West Side
court; William Williams a negro was held
without bail on q charge Of homicide. -
Application to open seventeen more ballot boxes
was made by counsel for William r. Hearst
- Plans were announced in this city for a
100000 Office building in connection with the
New-York Centrais new terminal station. -=
Il was reported that ]. Pierpont Morgan. had
formed syndicate 70 take the Cincinnati, Ham
tlten and Dayton off his hands.
TIE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Rain or snow and colder The temperature yes
F1erday. Highest. 45 degrees; lowest, So