New-York tribune., 1905-12-13
Nrtu11ork DAILY 0ribnlte
WEDNESDAY,. DECEMBER Is, 1905
THE NEWS THIS MORNING

CoNGREss.-The Senate passed its first olIl'
authorizing the construction OF railroad prlose
in Arkansas
FoREIGN-The labor leaders, according TO
6,snafch sent from st. Petersburg on Monday
morning decided that the workmen are 100 weak
10 attempt a great struggle with the govern
nent The general strike was postponed uhtu
17rensrat tions were complete for an armed up-
rising; Inutiny OF Cossacks was TepoIteo ION m
Moscow. - Refugees reachlng BuchaL Bus Lest = 80
rorted that Elizabethgrad was on nre' anu tiiot "
= D,ob was killing Jews and punderlng lheh
houses and shops. - Nearly lVpVoo rus
sian refugees are said to be in Berlin the IRON IRON
tier cities are crowded with fugitiVes; new gov.
ernments have been set UP in many secuoRs OF Oh
the Baltic provinces - A dlspatch from OH
Berlin said that freight traffic was suspenqeo o
most of the Russian lines - A nutii-'s III ". Va
additional appointments to the Liberal Ministry
we're announced at London; Winston spencer
Churchill made Under secretary AoI Gte I,
Colonies = The Brazilian Minister at Berlin
made 2 protest to the Foreign ONCE regarding
the incident at Itajahy: fui! inVesugauon "us Us
rror1isad - Cold bullion for the payment OF
interest on Russian bonds arrived at Berlin from
ST. Petersburg.
C-Afidshipman Minor Meriwether,
ir was sentenced to one years connnenehI
within the limits of the Naval Academy bar
racks and to be publicly reprimanded by the
Secretary of the NavF, it was announeeq ~
Wasp and lightship No 6S were rescued and
brought respectively. to Newport and New-Beo-
ford. - In the beef packers case, at Chi
cago the plea of the defendants for separate
trials was denied. - The American Woollen
Company announced from Boston an increase
Of 10 per cent in the wages Of thirty thousand
employees to take effect on January /. and entail
an extra distribution of more than SLOo.OUp.
J. B. Corey, uncle of the president OF the
United States Steel Corporation, at Pittsourg.
offered TO make public letters between his
nephew Mr.. Carnegie and Mr.. Schwab hearing
on his nephew's marital troubles. If SloO,oOO
were subscribed to the Jewish fund
CTTY.-Stocks generally were strong. - 7,
z. Ryan. before the insurance investigating com
mittee testified that F. H Hartman had de-
Inanded half Of the Hyde Equitable stock and
had said that he would use all his influence po-
litical and otherwise, against Ryan If he did not
get the stock. - Mr.. Hartman refused to
comment on Mr.. Ryan's testimony. - The
Mayor vetoed the aldermen's ordinance permit
ting the OF hardwood instead of hreproof
wood for building purposes. == A plan was
announced to condemn the land between Cham
bers and Leonard SITS. and Broadway and the
Bowery for the use of the city for public build
tngs end parks. Relatives are seeking
William Brown of Brooklyn. who disappeared
nineteen years ago: he is entitled to q legacy OF
about $1,000, and unless found will be declared
dead. - It Was learned that foreman on
the Rockefeller estate had shot a workman TOT
iaziness
The Observation-Disclosures for to-day; Partly
cloudy or cloudy. The temperature yesterday:
Highest 50 degrees: lowest. S6 degrees