New-York tribune., 1906-10-16
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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1e, 1906.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN.-Twenty-fve men were killed and
two hundred were imprisoned by an explosion at
the Wingate colliery, near Durham, England;
eighty men have been brought to the surface
alive - Governor Magoon, according TO a
dispatch from Havana, is considering the ap
pointment OF a commission new laws. another
on Civil Service and third on damage claims
- The Lord Mayor and other officials Of
London were guests at e dinner and reception
given by the municipality OF Paris. - The
German Emperor made g speech at the wedding
Of Bertha Krupp and Lieutenant Won Kohlen.
DOMESTIC-The Supreme Court denied the
motion Of ex-senator Burton, OF Kansas for a.
rehearing. - The Sheriff and other residents
Of Chattanooga, Tenn, accused Of contempt OF
the Supreme Court in permitting the lynching OF
q Negro, fled answers before the court. -
Secretary Hitchcock said in Washington that
troops would be sent after the Ute Indians who
have been making trouble if Governor Brooks
Of Wyoming asked for them. - The Weight
man viii contest in Philadelphia came to a sud
den halt after the production OF a mysterious
piece Of paper regarding which neither side
would make any disclosure. - II is expected
that all the testimony in the Standard Oil
Company trial in Ohio will be presented to-day,
the states presentation Of evidence in re-
gard TO rebates was excluded. - The Secre-
tary Of State at Albany announced his formal
decision dlsnissing the objections TO the certih-
cate OF nomination OF W. W. Wimpe as Re-
publican candidate for Senator in the 31st Dis
trict. - William R Hearst continuing his
tour spoke at Bath. Whineys Point, Marathon
and Cortland, N Y. - It was announced at
Watertown, y. Y, that union paper makers
NOu-C not vote IOr W. h. Hearst. as they be-
neved he had insulted them by not answering
messages sent to him.
CITY.-Stocks were Irregular. generally lower.
g. Grow ds cheered Mr.. Hughes at every stop
along his route on Long Island; he spoke at
fifteen meetings. - report was received
from Bath that Hearst offering 10 pay the
fares Of al inmates of the Home for Soldiers and
Sailors to- this city Election Day. The
SUiliyans, Il was learned, Will knife Hearst TO
gain the patronage Of the Mayor - 1t was
announced that printed copies OF the proceed
ings OF the Sunday meeting OF the Central Fed
Grated Union al which Air. Hearst was de-
nounced by delegate as a politician would be
mailed by the Independent Labor party to all
the unions throughout the state. - Juan
OFarTill, ex-Secretary of State OF Cuba held
conference with J. NJ. Cebalos OF the bank
rupt firm OF ]. II. Ceballos & Co. over the
whereabouts Of Manuel Siveira. the firms miss
ing Havana agent - The suit instituted by
C. H Venner against James ]. Hill TO compel
the president Of the Great Northern Railway
O00 which. Il is alleged. he made Illegally in the
old Burlington stock conversion deal came up
again IN court - President Pea body Of the
Mutual Life refused TO arbitrate the charges
made by Calvin Tomkins on behalf OF the policy
holders; Mr. Peabody started for Kentucky 10
appear before the State Insurance Commits
sioner. g. The jury in the case OF the New
York Central and others charged with giving
rebates was completed. - Park Commits
Eioner Moses Herman protested against fur
ther encrcachments on Battery Park by SUBJ
way and tunnel construction
THE WEATHER-Inoications for to-day:
Fair. The temperature yesterday: Highest So
degrees; lowest. 52.