New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-13
NtspDcrk DAILY Gribn,rs
SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1906.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS: The Senate was not in session:
- House: Mr.. Mccall. of MASSACHUSETTS, ana
Mr.. Longworth. of Ohio, spoke on the fhlhp
pine Tariff BILL
FOREIGN-The Liberals have won the first
of the contests for Parliament two OF their can
didates having been returned at Ipswich. where
the issue was fiscal reform: Mr.. Ba4fours Dor
ough is thought likely to go against the former
Premier The first details of the rebel1on
in Siberia were made public; anarchy prevailed
in many cities and troops Joined the insurgent
forces: conditions were said TO be improving
since the arrival of loyal forces - Dlplo-
ynatic relations between France and Venezuela
are considered broken though the former coun-
try has sent no ultimatum TO President castro
- Advices from London say that the fears
of British diplomats have not been relieved re-
garding the outcome OF the Moroccan conIe[-
ence and it is considered possible that Germany
will withdraw from the sessions. - General
Morales, wounded. sought the protectlon OF the
United States Legation at Santo Domingo ms
resignation President was accepted ana ne
will sail on the Dubuque for Porto Rico; Presi-
dent Caceres is said to favor the agreement
with the United States - President Palma
issued decree empowering the Sanitary De
partment to enforce penalties for failure to I'M
prove conditions
DOMESTIC-The programme for railroad rate
legislation was settled by the House leaders. at
Washington, it being decided TO report the Hep
burn measure - George w. Beavers filed
demurrer to his Indictment in connection with
mai NO move TO overthrow Ex-Governor Odell
as chairman of the Republican State Committee
would be made for a considerable time yet -
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likely to succeed George W. Morgan as State
Superintendent of Elections. - Eight seamen
were picked up by tug off the California
roast after long swim through the surf in a
gale Mrs. Cassie Chadwick began her
ten-year term in the State prison at Columbus.
ohio - 1t was declared at Rome, N Y, that
thirty-one head of blooded cattle would be
slaughtered to-day. having been condemned for
tuberculosis
CITY-Stocks were strong and active. -
The CLYDE Line steamer Cherokee went ashore
in a fog near Atlantic City, y. J.; the vessel
was in little danger and the passengers and
crew remained aboard. - Detectives found
clews which led them to believe that the forged
Norfolk and Western bonds were in safe de-
posit vault in this city. - The arguments on
power to compel Henry II. Rogers TO answer
certain questions at the Standard Oil invesuga-
fion were postponed until to-day - Pro-
tests AGAINST the seating Of MCGOWAN and five
aldermen were made before the aldermens
Committee on Privileges and Elections -
It was announced that girl strike breakers en-
ployed by the Typothete had deserted and were
acting as pickets for Typographical Union No. 6.
- Three men were held charged with nego-
tiating coupons from bonds stolen in Boston.
- DR.. Harry 7. McGronen. Of Brooklyn. was
crushed to death by elevator in factory in
3d-ave. -. Police Commissioner Bingham
revoked an order issued by McAdoo command
ing CAPTAINS and inspectors to place policemen
in front of suspected resorts.
THE wEATHER.-Indcations for to-day:
Fair and colder. The temperature yesterday:
Highest, 46 degrees; lowest. Sc