New-York tribune., 1906-10-30
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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 80. 1905.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-Two amendments to the Educa-
ton bill were carried by large majorities in the
House of Lords against the position of the gov
eTnment; phase of the Irish question was dis
cussed in the House of Commons. - Revolu-
tionary meetings caused the closing OF the uni
Yersities of St. Petersburg and KaZan; large
bodies OF troops have been gathered in the prin-
cipal cities to prevent the disorders anticipated
to-day, the anniversary of the grant of a par
lament -= Twenty-one arrests have been
made In the customs robbery case at St Peters
burg; no trace of the money has been found
- The Angera tribesmen have raided Raj
suits stronghold at Zinats; France and Spain
said to be embarrassed in regard to action
in Morocco by the fact that the Algeciras con-
vention has not been ratified. - Two German
insurance companies decided to increase their
capital in order TO pay their losses in the San
Francisco fire. -= Governor MagOon has ac-
cepted the resignation of General Montalvo; all
Cuba is reported quiet - Professor Bur
gess's recent lecture has been printed by the
Berlin university press and widely circulated.
DOMEsTIC-Nr Lane. of the Interstate Com
merce Commission, in interview in Washing
ton. said that the new rate law was working
We'll and had already resulted in a great saving
10 the pubic ana beneft 10 rallFoad men, -
The Postoffice Department issued fraud order
against the Society Of Associated Physicians Of
this city. -- Secretary Bonaparte. speaking at
Elkton, Md, declared the Democratic argument
that the election OF a Democratic House would
aid the President insult to the peoples in
telligence. == Three enlisted men of the bat
tleship Wisconsin, at Seattle, died from drink
ing bay rum. - Charles E. Hughes resumed
his upstate tour, speaking at Dansville and
Rochester. == William R. Hearst spoke at
Auburn and Syracuse. - The work Of bring
ing up bodies from the Atlantic City wreck con-
tinued, and the coroner began his investigation.
- The Walker Lake Indian Reservation in
Nevada. opened.
CIrY.-Stocks were duh and generally firm.
The revolt Of the labor unions against
Bearsrs deal with Tammany continues to grow.
- j. ". Reardon broker from Kentucky
and lifelong Democrat came out for Hughes.
- Brooklyn officeholders said that their
names had been forged TO circulars asking for
political contributions from city employees -
Chief Justice Cullen called q special session OF
the Court OF Appeals at Albany to-day TO give
hearings TO the Independence League candidates
who were thrown off the ticket by the Appellate
Division. == II shown that Herbert Il.
Limburg, who represents the Independence
League had at different times represented many
Of the corporations Mr.. Hearst had denoupced
- a Negro Indepcndence League leader said
he was satisfied Hearst did not care for the
Negro vote and bolted the Independence League
candidate # The Board of City Magistrates
decided 10 ask the City Bar Association to in
vestgate the charges made against unnamed
members Of the board. 60 Chief Engineer Rice
or the Rapid Transit Commission gave out de-
tails Of a number Of proposed Improvements in
The subway. -= Three persons We're injured in
runaway in Central Park.
THE MISUNDERSTANDING for today:
Rain. The temperature Yesterday: Highest 46
degrees; lowest, -.