New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-21
Ns,u31ork DAILY Uribmirr.
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1905.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

Observation-Disclosures from Cuba say that
the damage caused by the hurricane was con
Tans. nine lives were lost at Batabano. -
Heavy rains and gales in CURACAO caused GAM
aSe estimated at 100000; a NUMBER OF vessels
were wrecked there and on adjacent ISLANDS, Out
no loss OF life reported. - AdVlces rom
London said that It was believed In hnanclal
circles that the action of the Bank of England IN
raising its rate had prevented further exports OF
gold. - Russian government rulings on tno
election laws will greatly restrict the vote IN lhe
peasant districts and go far toward assuring
parliament obedient TO the autocracy- - Cupd
generally is quiet but number OF snlaL oahds
of former rebels are threatening 10 pIunaen IN
tates All the Inhabitants of two towns IN
the province of Volhynia, Russia. decided 70
ernigrate TO the United States - the agents
Raw Of islands signed an agreement with the
native fishermen TO abandon the use OF puise
seines in the present season = Iordo n cnSer-
ing the future administration OF the new
Hebrides - The abbey church ut Seloy, Eng
land founded In the twelfth century. was almost
totally destroyed by fire.
DOAlESTIC-The programme tor the Presi-
dents visit to Panama, made public at Washlns-
ton showed that his three Gays on the os
y. c.. SQuiers as Minister TO Panama was an
nounced in Washington - The Presldent
had a conference with Justices Harlan. White
and Day regarding the Supreme Court vacancy.
Charles e. Hughes made a tour the whole
width Of the state; he spoke at WATERFOWL ano
Oedensburg. - William r. Hearst spoke at
Glens Falls and Schenectady. - Several per-
cons were injured by the collapse Of bleachers
at football game at Syracuse - The Coun-
tess OF Carlisle was elected president OF the
Worlds Woraans Christian Temperance Union
whose triennial convention closed at Boston.
Five men were killed IN San Francisco,
being caught under falling walls, which were
toppled over by G high wind - Secretary
Wilson made public the regulations under which
the Pure Food and Drug law Will be admins
tered.
CI1Y-Stocks were weak. - II was
learned that Representative Joseph A Goulden
would be called on TO explain O bribery report
before the grand jury. - Hearst's hold on
labor slipping, 1t was said. and snap con-
Ventions We're being called TO combat the indie
pendent labor party in the Central Federated
Union. - Justice OGorTnan overruled de-
Inurrers interposed by Hearst's counsel in Dis
trict Attorney Jerome's libel suits against the
editors publishing companies. - Democratic
canvass of the Democratic situation, and would
have report IN a few days. - Corporation
Counsel Ellison came out for Hughes, but said
his office might do Il pleased. The
Etruria was rammed and badly dana ged by the
Minnehaha of Robbins Reef. - Reports were
current that Tammany leaders have filed afr
davits alleging graft and fraud in obtaining sig-
natures 10 the Independence League petitions for
Assembly and State Senate candidates. =
The court Of review hearing the appeal Of DR..
Crapsey from his conviction Of heresy adjourned
without coming TO decision. g The home of
!. John H Clews robbed Of 1ewelry valued at
Ntlo0o0.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
NFair. The temperature yesterday: Highest 6S
degrees: lowest, 80