New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-29
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MONDAY, JANUARY %, 1906.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-A report from General Linevitch
received at st. Petersburg stated that the mu-
tlneers at Vladivostok had been disarmed, and
ltnaL The city was quiet --= Encounters be-
tween rebels and troops. in which several Of the
latter were killed, were reported from Kutais,
fTranscaucasia. =- Newspapers at ST Peters
! burg published reports OF interior disorders
which were not known at the time Of their oc-
scurrence because Of the interruption Of the tele-
graph. == The loss Of six sailors in the cap
sizing Of the Ella G.. a halibut schooner, was
reported at Victoria =- The bodies of three
new victims Of the wreck Of the Valencia were
recovered -- An official report made in
Toxic showed that the war with Russia cost
The japanese 500 100000.
DOAIESTIC.-It was said at Albany that the
resolution calling for investigation Of the
State Banking Department would 60 through
the Assembly with a rush. but might be de-
ritz, It was said would introduce a measure to-
night for the support Of the State departments
OF insurance and Banking and the Railroad
commission -- A split in the minority in the
legislature was causing apprehension among the
Democrats, II was said. == Burglars in Louis
vile cracked a safe and got away with 5000
while persons slept above. == Five children
while coasting at Burlington, Iowa, shot under
a moving freight train and We're uniniured
= The town assessors Of Greenwich. Conn.
IL was announced, had raised the valuations.
thereby == Kathryn Gray. the Pittsburg
servant girl who said that she heir to a
large estate. confessed shat her story was un-
true =- The netgh5Gr!ng bOrOughs sent police
10 Monongahela- Penn. TO assist IN keeping the
anarchists In check. =- A conference between
Armour refrigeIatug service resulted in a re-
ouctiOn ~ freight rates on fruit from California
20 the East == a dispatch from Indian Ter
ritory said that oil operators in that field were
70 appeal 10 the State Of Missouri behalf OF
the Standard OH Company.
CITY-The most serious building war this
city has ever seen was threatened in a meeting
OF the Central Federated Union at which an an
peal was made 10 save the life of the House
smiths and BTdEemen's Union. IA British
freight steamer bound for Europe rammed a
hoal on the Battery and sank three railroad cars.
49, Governor NagoOn. Of the Canal Zone ar
rived from Panama and reported that conditions
there We're generally healthy and work was adj
Nanclng iaForaoly- --- Twelve passenge~- or
ceTed 10 take the car ahead STAYED four hours in
8d-aTe car, and said they would seek dam
ages -- Active measures We're put on foot to
push local option bills, at the instance Of the
Anti saloon League. =--- Efforts made on Fri
cay ana saturday night 10 wreck Long Island
railroad trains, near Bay Shore We're made
PUBIC. =-=A general alarm was sent out for
tAree girls. missing from their homes I'm Brook
lyn since Friday. "a Staten Island woman
Iound satchel containing jewelry and money
formerly belonging TO Miss Helen McGregor the
oetd actress. in the street ---- Ex-JudRe Ap-
De-, OF Mount Vernon. married his stenographer-
Llanager---Iwo fires in different parts OF
Westchester gave out the belief that firebug
was active IN the county
The Observation-Disclosures for TODAY.
FAR and somewhat colder The ternpera t1re
yesterday; Highest, 40 degrees: lowest A.