New-York tribune., 1906-11-08
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THURSDAY. NOVEMBER s, 1905.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-By q new Interpretation of the
election law the Russian Senate disfranchised
thousands OF men, including city and railroad
employees. 60 Counsel for Count Boni made
q vicious attack on Edmond Kelly, the American
lawyer, IN speaking for the defence in the as
feIlane divorce su.- - Action bv the capt ain
OF British wsrship in the Newfoundland h
cries dispute provoked a protest from the , o.
lonia. Cabinet TO the imperial government. -
More disasters TO vessels and losses of lives were
reported from Prince Edward Island and Cape
Breton. 60 J. X Kalanianaole Republican,
was reelected as Delegate to Congress from
Hawaii - Unionists carried the election In
Porto Rico, leaving the Republicans without
representation IN the House OF Delegates. -
Governor Magoon was the guest OF honor al
reception given by the Havana Post
DOMESTIC-The President announced the
appointment OF James r. Garfield, now Commis-
sioner Of Corporations TO succeed as Secretary
OF the Interior E. A Hitchcock, who will retire
March I, and OF Attorney General William b
Moody 70 the Supreme Court. -- A reprimand
Of Willis l. Moore, chief Of the Weather Bureau.
for action affecting the Typographical Union was
ordered by the President == samuel Gonpers
and other labor leaders had a conference with
the President on the Pearre Ant-Injunction bill
and other questions affecting labor. - The
President placed ], 100 deputy collectors OF In
ternal revenue under Civil Service rules -
Governor Beckham Of Kentucky won his fight
in the state primaries for the nomination for the
United States Senatorship, defeating Senator
McCreary. - Secretary BOnapaTte, at Baltl-
more. said that he considered the strength shown
by Hearst as ominous, and that Republicans
must be prepared TO deal with the questions
which Hearst agitated. - Governor Higgins
returned 10 Albany from his home in Olean,
y. J.
CITY.-Stocks were weak. - Governor
elect Hughes departed for a short vacation in
the AdrondacIls. == The Hearst organiza-
ton issued the first post-election squeal. say
ing that il investigating alleged attempts
TO hold up the returns and not count Hearst
votes. - George w. Morgan praised the work
OF the police at Tuesdays election, and said
that there was little fraud attempted; one entire
election board locked UP for failing to
make returns. - Mrs. Joseph H. Choate, Jr.
her two children and Mrs. Samuel A Tucker, in
q runaway IN Central Park, were saved from in
Jury by Mounted Policeman DAILY. - Stuy-
vesant Fish was deposed from the prest-
dency OF the Illinois Central Railroad by e
Il Hartman; IL was learned the former
would be invited TO take the presidency of the
Mutual Life. - Striking chauffeurs made
little trouble for the New York Transportation
Company. == District Attorney Jerome an
nounced that he would prosecute the Mutual
Life Insurance Company for coercion after De-
cember Is 60 Senator Chauncey NJ. Depew,
completely recovered In health, IL was learned
would return 20 his town house shortly and at
tend the next session of Congress. - After
raiding alleged disorderly houses in West 40th
street, Police Captain Russell announced that
they were by vice syndicate. - JUS
tice OGorman decided that permits given tC
property owners to build beyond the stoop line
were Illegal and that encroachments were nui-
sances which must be abated.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day
Fair. The temperature yesterday: Highest, 81
fesrees, lowest, 30.