New-York tribune., 1906-10-28
Neso21nrk Dnilu Gribn1re.
SUNDAY. OCTOBER 2s, 1906.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN-Terrorists IN a daylight attack in
st. Petersburg, got $4,000 which a custom
house official taking TO the Treasury.
g. Raisuli captured AriZia,- defeating the
insurgents and capturing their leader. -
Kaiser Wilhelm, 1t is believed in Rome, is plan
ming visit 10 Italy TO improve the relations be-
tween the powers forming the Triple Alliance.
g. Offlcial denials that new alliance had been
concluded by Great Britain France and Italy
were made at London and Paris. - English
newspapers say that a separation has been ar
ranged between the Duke and Duchess Of Mari
borough - rumor of an attempt TO Kill
the Car and the death Of a leading specuator
adversely affected the Paris Bourse. - Pro
fessor John w. Burgess began his work as the
first Theodore Roosevelt professor of American
history and institutions at the University or
Berlin; he read letter from President Roosevelt,
TO which the Emperor responded with brlef
address and three cheers for the President. -
The passengers and crew Of the Havershan
Grange reached Cape Town, and reported aban-
doning the vessel on fire on october "a.
DOMESTIC-The text Of a cable dispatch
sent on October % by the State Department to
Ambassador Wright, giving assurances TO Ja-'H n
regarding the San Francisco incident was ma Ie
!, public at Washington. - Secretary Tart,
addressing a monster mass meeting at Cleve-
lana, hit hard at tho trusts but opposed the
would be a remedy. - The report Of General
Darlington the rioting by Negro troops at
Brownsville. Tex. which was submitted to the
President, reported TO recommend the dis
honorable discharge Of three companies of the
25th Infantry. - There the
Adirondack Trust Company at Saratoga, n. Y.
1t was announced at Worcester, Mass,
that Congressman HOaT had been operated on
and resting quietly. 60 Charles e.
Hughes continued his tour stopping or speaking
at nine different places He closed the Gay at
Olean, where he introduced by Governor
Higgins. == one thousand troops were in the
field 70 round up the Ute Indians in Cherokee
County, Wyoming == R. VI. Snyder, a capi-
talist indicted for alleged bribery in ST. Louis.
was killed in az automobile accident in Kansas
City.
CITY.-Stocks were strong. - President
Roosevelt sent Official announcement Of his
unequivCcal support of Hughes to the Hun
garian Clubs mass meeting. =- 1t was an
nounced that the Central Federated Union at a
meeting to-day would protest against the mis-
statements made by the Hearst managers. 60
Timothy / Woodruff declared that the illegal
Independence League petitions had been puT-
posely fixed" for a sale 10 Tammany Hall -
It was tentatively decided TO call special ses-
sion of the Court of Appeals on Tuesday to hear
appeals in the Independence League nomina-
tion cases = Max Ihmsen declared that the
independence League nominating petitions had
been drawn up IN the usual form. Four
advertising trucks Of the Judiciary Nominators
were attacked in West street by lougshoremen
and three men injured by stones. - Eugene
4. Philbin came out for George Agnew, Renub-
lcan candidate for Senator in the 18th District
- The chairnen of the county Republican
organizations reported to Mr. Woodruff that
Nr. Hughes would poll heavy vote upstate
- Michigans insurance commissioner wrote
that he would revoke the authority IN that state
of any agent Of the Mutual found electioneering
for the administration ticket. == George r
Scrugham accused New York Life officials ot
seeking pro-aGministratiOn proxies only, instead
OF ballots. - The viii Of Colonel Martin
formerly commander Of the list Regiment, was
fled and showed large bequests to church and
charitable organizations
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day;
Cloudy and colder. The temperature yesterday:
Highest. e5 degrees; lowest, 81