New-York tribune., 1906-08-27
Asmsllork Dail1, Gribn,sG
MONDAY, AUGUST %. 1906
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-General Min, commander OF the
ssminovsby Guard Regiment, was shot ana
killed by girl in the railway station at Petet-
hof: the assassin was caught - A plot 10
Kill Count Vorontzeff- -DashkoR, VicerOy OF the
Caucasus, was discovered at TIlis; many arrests
vera made. - a girl dropped bomb htty
yards from The palace OF General KaulbRrs; she
lost hand. - The central committee or the
Social Revolutionists has drawn mp g. prOclama-
tion saying that unless the government alters IT'S
policy assassination OF hundreds OF offlcials WIZ
follow. No serious fighting was reported
from Cuba. but the strength of the rebels seems
20 be growing as fast as that of the government;
there is talk at Havana Of issuing thirty day
amnesty 10 the insurgents. - Mexico has is
sued strict orders 70 prevent the use OF Gulf
ports as bases for Cuban insurgents. - Plans
20 rebuild Valparaiso have been made, and the
work OF relief actively continues.
DOMESTIC.-Senator Foraker, in inter
view in Washington, opposed the proposed par
rial Endorsement by the Ohio Republican Con-
vention OF those Congressman who had differed
with the Administration on some bills. and ex
plalned his own stand on the Rate law. -
There were indications that New HaVenS well
come 10 Bryan would not be enthusiastic. -
was partly wrecked near st. Paul. but the Presi-
dents son escaped injury. - Sylvester B.
Hinckley, president OF the First National Bank
Of Chelsea, Mass, died at his home in Newton,
without knowing that his bank had failed. =-
The boiler Of a New York Central freight engine
exploded near Little Falls, n. Y, causing the
death OF an engineer and fireman; the engine
kept the rails and ran with the train for a
quarteE~-of a mile. g. Thomas Nadine the
correspondent arrived IN ElILSDufg ana
told OF being guarded from attack in Atlantic
city - -Four boys jumped from Pitt~burg
bridge into the Allegheny River 40 feet below;
they were uninjured.
CITY.-The immigration inquiry board decided
20 deport the forty Russian Jew orphans -
Coroner Harburger announced that he would
present Congressman Sulzer a candidate for
nomination as Governor at the Democratic State
Convention. - It said that c. F. Murphy
had warned Borough President Haffen of The
Bronx that the latter had hard political fight
on his hands. - II was learned that the
Hearst men were planning to contest the seating
OF the Westohester delegates in the state con-
vention. - About 10000 persons in The
Bronx were without water all day because a
large main was being shifted - Local
Cubans showed no enthusiasm 70 return TO their
country to fight the insurgents. - A Brook
lyn man was picked up by excursion steamer
ia the NarToWs, while clinging to an overturned
catboat. -# ship which got in from South
Sea ports brought story OF being followed al
Enost 70 this port by black beetles. - The
Central Federated Union refused a demand Of
the Walters Union that a sympathetic strike OF
the musicians be recommended for the union
3Zing OF an uptown park.
THE Observation-Disclosures Cor to-day:
Rain. The temperature yesterday: Highest 10
degrees: lowest, 90.