New-York tribune., 1905-12-31
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SUNDAY, DECEMBER 81. 1905.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-The Workmen's Council, at ST
Petersburg. decided TO call of the strike on
Monday and 10 continue the work of organizing
an armed insurrection. - Hundreds Of rebels
at Moscow were buried in the ruins Of a build
ing which Collapsed under the fire of artillery.
- Thirty-five persons, including eight Cos
sacks were killed in fight at the Nevsky ship
yards - Riga has again been brought un-
der control Of the troops. and an energetic puni-
tive campaign is expected to be opened soon
against the rebeous districts of Lithuanla
A telegram from Warsaw said that at
teInpts to erect berricadeS had been foiled. and
dispatches from other Russian cities indicated
that the policy of repression was being success
fully carried out = Vice President Caceres
reached Santo Domingo and called a special ses-
sion Of Congress to discuss the accusations
against General Morales: the government has
declared the cruiser Independence to be a rebel
- The German Foreign Office VIII publish a
book in reply to Frances Yellow Book, dealing
with the trouble regarding Morocco. - The
United Irish League issued a manifesto urging
voters TO support labor candidates who favor
Home Rule. and In other cases to cast ballots
for Liberals exclusive OF the Rosebery faction.
DOMESTIC.-In the trial Of Midshipman
Stephen Decatur, jr., for hazing at Annapolis.
two fellow students testified that Decatur had
hazed them; Decatur pleaded not guilty. and it
said il evident that perjurer was
wearing the uniform OF midshipman in the
United States Navy - symposium on rail-
ways was held by the Social and Economic Sec
ton of the American Association for the Ad-
vancement Of Science at New-Orleans. -
David B. Hills physician at Albany said that
the former Senator improving in health.
JOnn W. Gates, II was SAID at Galveston,
was perfecting plans for short line railroad
from Port Arthur TO Houston. - union
man was shot and probably fatally wounded by
a non-union funeral driver at New Orleans.
- It was announced at Lynchburg Va, that
Mrs Howard Gould had purchased a large estate
near there. - 1t was announced that 135
divorces had been granted last year at Sioux
City = Assemblyman Merritt at Albany de-
clared that he would not take the leadership of
the Assembly as a compromise in the speaker
ship fight
CITf--Stocks were irregular. Commits
sioner McAdoo sent bitter letter of resignation
10 the Mayor in response to a request for re-
tirement ~ Two were injured in the
collapse Of the fourth floor of the Working Girls
Home, being built at No 5S East 1O2-st -
Justice Gaynor, in a suit against the police for
raiding social club without a warrant Sc
verely criticised police methods. - fire in
Brooklyn caused the death from heart disease of
a woman who lived near by. The Celtic
arrived a day late. badly battered by heavy
storm - Both sides in the fight of the Typo
thetse against the eght-hour day and for the
open shops, which begins on Tuesday an
nounced that they were confident of success
=" The insurance committee, in the last dav
OF It's investigation. spent most of the time in
considering rebating.
THE WEATHER.-Indications for TO-DAY.
FAR The temperature yesterday: Highest. ~
degrees; lowest. IS -