New-York tribune., 1906-10-26
p11nrk Daily Ga-ibn1rs
FRIDAY. OCTOBER &c, 1905.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-The British House of Lords began
the debate the Education bill, which. IL Is
expected will continue for at least three weeks
- In the work OF destroying arms in Cuba,
the American authorities will have the accumu-
lation Of the last forty years in MORO Castle at
Havana, thrown into the - No new Rus-
sian loan is contemplated, either foreign or 90
restic 1t is authoritativey stated, all that Ia
considered being internal loan to meet
the prospective deficit IN the budget. - The
French parliament reassembled. but, as the new
Ministry was not ready with its declaration
adjournment taken until November D. -
Countess Montignoso, divorced wife OF King
Frederick Augustus of Saxony, who had long
been trying TO see her sons, finally had an op-
portunity TO Go so at Munich by permission of
the Saxon court - The Chinese army
manouvres ended with a victory for the North
ern forces, feature of the work being the use
on the field OF a portable wireless telegraph ap-
paratus. operated by Chinese officers. - Let
ters have been received at Victoria b G., from
the Anglo-American Arctic expedition, which
sailed from that port on May 20. the letters COM
ing from Port Hope, reached on July %, and the
plan was to proceed to Prince Albert Land and
winter there.
DoAIESTIC.-viscount Aoh took UP with
Secretary Root the question of the exclusion OF
japanese children from the San Francisco
schools, holding that treaty rights had been vio
lated. 60 Charles E. Hughes, continuing his
upstate tour, spoke ar Lestershire, Binghamton
and Ithaca. - The forty-fourth annual con-
vocation Of the University of the State Of New
York opened at Albany; DR.. st. Clair McKelway,
Of Brooklyn, vice-chancellor, delivered the chan
cellor's address. - II reported New
port, r. /. that the second torpedo boat fotilla
ship. - The report of the Census Bureau
showed that there had been ginned up TO Octo-
ber IS 4910,290 bales of cotton Of the growth of
1906. - -Four persons were burned TO death
and fifty-two were injured in fire at Kansas
City Kan - Governor Pennypacker, in a
letter to the Republican Advisory Committee in
Philadelphia, denied that there had been graft
in the construction of the state Capitol
CITY.-Stocks were weak - Labor men
who were jUggled off the Independence League
ticket by William r. Hearst and Charles F. Muir
ply turned saYagely against the Democratic
candidate for Governor. == Many persons left
the Hearst meeting at Madison Square Garden
while the candidate was speaking. - Senator
Raines said that Charles E Hughes's majority
above The Bronx would be 100000. - Will
lam R Hearsts claims to all the credit for OBJ
tanning SO-cent gas ridiculed by E B.
whitney and Senator Alfred Q. Page. It
was announced that dairy company. with
q capital Of S25,oO0o00 had been organized to
compete with the Milk Trust. It was ru-
Tnored that District Attorney Jerome had start
ed suit against the Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany on charges Of coercion and consrira cy
s. Friends Of Stuyvesant Fish denied that lie
had surrendered TO f. H. Hartman as reported
II the Illinois Central presidency fight. --
Elghty-nVe out Of eighty-siT police captains were
transferred by Police Commissioner Bingham.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Fair and cooler. The temperature yesterda VI
Highest, 81 degrees; lowest 81