New-York tribune., 1905-11-28
aetp-lnrk DAILY Cribnsrs
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2s, 1905,
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN.-The Sultan announced to the Aus
tTian Ambassador at Constantinople that Turkey
ecceded TO the demands Of the powers. but this
was not made known before the fleet Of the
allies had gone TO Mitylene and seized the Gus
toms and telegraph Offices - The policy to
be pursued toward the mutineers at SebaStopol
is to starve them out. and force Will not be used
by the Russian commander unless necessity
conpels. - The Second Secretary of the
American Embassy at st. Petersburg, Robert
Woods Bliss, was attacked by rowdles IN one
of the principal streets of the Russian capital
and badly beaten in the early morning hours
before the police rescued him. - Sir Edward
Grey, in a speech, stated that Lord Rosebery
had put a wrong construction on Sir Henry
Campbell -Bannerman's utterances IN regard 10
home rule but declared that he repudiaLeo the
idea of home rule as part of the Liberal polcy.
DOMESTIC.-President Roosevelt has decided
to recommend to Congress that a lock canaI @ De
constructed at Panama ~=The United states
Supreme Court denied the appeal of Mrs Rog-
ers, who is under sentence of death for murder
ing her husband in Vermont - PRESIDENT
Roosevelt dismissed Assistant Treasurer Lelb,
at Philadelphia, for violations Of the CiVli
Service lapy-A receiver was appointed for
the American National Bank Of Boston -
Two men pleaded guilty to being accessories az
Ter the fact in the Boston suit case murder-==
Governor jefferson Davis of Arkansas was re-
ported TO have been in a fight in hotel room
"A dispatch from Omaha said that clerks
the railroads controlled by T. H Hartman
We're asked to withdraw insurance proxies sent
10 T W. Lawson, and give them % Mr.. Harri-
man -== The opening of the beef packers trial
at Chicago. was set for December Il. Title
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce prepared to
launch plans for Southern exposition at q
dinner tonight. - The sentence of Senator
J. Ralph Burton postponed for two days by
the federal court IN St. Louis. .- Marshall
Field, jr. died in Chicago.
CITY.-Stocks were strong. = George W.
Perkins, under a severe examination before the
insurance investigation committee, testified that
his own accounts and those Of NyliC trust funds
were kept together; information about the United
States Steel sub-cellar syndicate and payments
to Judge" Hamilton brought out. -=
The hearing before the State Water Supply COM
mission on the citys application TO obtain a new
water supply in the Catskills was begun IN
Kingston N. Y. - Chancellor MacCracken. in
an address 10 the New York University students,
asserted his conviction that football, as played
at present must go. - Justice Amend issued
the votes in five election districts The support
ers of Hearst considered this a signal victory.
Ex-Judge Parker argued against the order. -
II was stated that the Mayor might request
wholesale designations and make new appoint
naents before December 81, because If he holds
over he will lose the appointive power. -
Counsel for the gas companies, in the investiga-
ton before the State Commission, objected to
producing the companies books. - An $4,000
FUR theft at Wanamaker's was made public.
A letter from Harlin Garland announced
that Edward A. MacDoweIl, the composer had
been stricken by nervous pTostration. -= The
Jews of the East Side held q procession and
mass meeting to mourn for those killed by the
Russian atrocities at Odessa. - Fire Chief
Croker was awarded back pay given to Chief
Purroy when Croker was out Of fire department.
e. Jan Kubelik. his fingers tucked into seal
nluff, landed at Hohoken-
TIE WEATRER.-Indication for to-day:
Rain. The temperature yesterday: Highest, Al
degrees; lowest, 10.