New-York tribune., 1905-10-21
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SATURDAY. OCTOBER 21, 1905.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES on the railways at
Moscow nave struck and troops were called out
To disperse crowds; over one hundred persons
swere wounded in fighting at Minsk, and Russian
lsaInilies are fleeing from BakU. - The ashes
lof Sir Henry Irving were buried IN Westminster
Abbey; many notable men attended the services
f- The bark Orion. which was abandoned IL
sszlidocean, her crew being rescued by the Etrur1a
was towed into Halifax. - Sir Edward Grey,
tone Of the leaders of the Liberal party, said
lshat a change of government would bring no
lehange in Great Britajn's foreign policy. -
THE Philippine Commission paid the Dominican
Eorder 81, 600, closing the fTiar land deal -
FThe Royal Mail Company began its service be-
tween the 1sthnus and New-York; the Ham
burg g-American Packet Company has withdrawn
Prom the West Indian conference and has re-
Iduced rates. :" Three French submarine
sboets were badly damaged by an incendiary fire
1t the Cherbourg arsenal
DOMESTIC President was enthusias-
Etdcally welcomed by 100000 people at Atlanta,
EGa-, on his Southern trip and spoke to them at
sPiedmont Park; he visited his mothers home at
Roswell, Ga, and spoke there. 80 The Navy
fDepartment made public the findings of its court
sof inquiry convened at the request of Pay Di-
ISector James A. Ring, storekeeper at the Boston
Navy Yard: the court finds that Mr. Rings ad-
t1nnistration of his Office has been lax and inef
tHcient beyond excuse; the department has de-
Ieided to refuse Mr.. Rings request to be restored
TO duty in Boston. - The fercest storm in
yTears swept over Lake Erie, strewing the shore
from Buffalo to Detroit with wrecks. - The
Lake Mohonk Conference discussed the use Of
the Indian tribal funds. - Charges involving
.sx-State officials were made in the Minnesota
Insurance investigation. - race war was
I'm progress at st. Johns College, Annapolis
AID. - James A shuttleworth. of Louisville.
ky, announced the gift of fourteen acres as a
Esite for Presbyterian College for Women.
CITY-Stocks were strong and active. =-
fNilliam n Ivins began his speaking campaign
at huge mass meeting at Carnegie Hall; he
WAS cheered for seven minutes; ex-Mayor Low
presided - Mayor Mcclellan began his cam
paign in Brooklyn, with five speeches in diff
fterent parts Of the borough. Governor
fs5iggins came TO town from Albany; he spoke
highly of Mr.. WINS, and said that he believed
rhat the local ticket was a strong one and should
win; Collector Stranahan and William HaIpin
ii lcalled on the Governor. - Jacob Brenner
= chairman Of the Kings County Republican Com
Is1ittee stated his belief thar Hearst would get
Erllirty thousand votes in that county drawn
chiefly from the normal Democratic vote -
}Ihe city police have called upon the postoffice
authorities to aid them in running down BLACK
band outrages. -The new Hamburg Amor
isean Line steamship Amerlka arrived in port
after her first voyage from Europe. - Mayor
AeCIeIlan was doubtful If he cared to serve four
years II elected as Mayor. as he wishes to be a
lcandiGiete for Governor next year.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Fair and colder. The temperature yesterday:
Eighest. 81 degrees; lowest, 30.