New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-10

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Taft made public a
proclamation OF amnesty 10 all Cuban rebels and
those connected with the movement against the
government - Marines have been Withdrawn
from Cienfuegos owing TO the appearance Of yell
low fever there. Charles L. MagOOn, who
will succeed Mr. Taft as Provisional Governor of
Cuba; Mrs. Taft and Mrs. Bacon arrived at
Havana. == Blame for mutinies in the Rus
sian army is laid by imperial commission on
the officers number Of whom viii be tried by
court martial 80 The president Of the Union
OF The Russian People appealed 10 the people Of
Odessa 10 XII the revoluuonists and Jews; there
was panic f. the city. but a rising was averted.
g. Newfoundland officials have decided TO en-
force strictly the fishing laws and 10 revoke all
concessions hitherto granted TO Americans. -
Rome from pneumonia - The battleship
Dreadnought anchored of Spithead after an
eight hour trial, in which maximum speed Of
221. knots was obtained. - The members Of
the French Cabinet are IN accord on the prin-
ciple OF enforcing the Separation law. but have
not yet settled the details; any concession TO the
Vatican il Is believed, would result in the fall OF
the ministry.
DONESTIC.-Plans for contracting for the
construction OF the Panama Canal were made
public IL Washington. - The Supreme Court
announced the postponement Of the Kansas
Colorado Irrigation case pending the appoint
IneDt OF Justice Browns successor. =--- Charles
i. Hughes addressed big mass meeting in
Lyons, \. Y. ana warmly welcomed at his
1rst upstate appearance - The Indepen-
oence League named entire ticket III Erie
County and the Democrats announced that they
would knife Hearst al the polls == II was
announced 81 the Haystack jubilee Of the Amer
ican Board Of Foreign Missions al North Adams.
Mass, that 100000 was raised last year and
that the board out Of debt - The suit
OF The state or Ohio against the STANDARD Oil
company was begun; Virgil =. Kline denied that
The corporation Was trust. 60 The action
brought by the Attorney General OF Ohio against
the thirteen companies forming the so-called
Bridge Trust resulted in five companies sur
rendering their charters; seven companies have
lert the state. and only one, the Mount Vernon
brGge Company. remains 10 fight the battles OF
the trust 80 The crew OF the transport Ad-
sniraI Schley, which loading at Newport
News, ~lck g. a heavy storm accornna-
MED by Allow, was reported from the lake coun-
try.
CITY.-Stocls were irregular, closing weak
g. The south tube OF the Pennsylvania Rail-
road tunnels under the North River was opened
g. 4 working agreement was patched IN he
tween Hearst and Murphy over the judiciary
slate. - Mr.. Hearst referred 10 Mr. Murphy
labor delegation asking support OF a Supreme
Rev. c. i -Alled. OF Liverpool England had
been called 10 Mr.. Rockefeller's church here
6 Both Mr. Woodruff and Mr.. Parsons came
out as Cnalterably opposed 10 any deals with
the Hearst people over local candidates
Coroner Hamburger and W. T d. Stokes pro-
prietor or the Ansonia, almost came TO blows
prior 20 the 'Al" Adams inquest. - Presi-
dent Roosevelt, II was announced. had urged
Republicans 10 Endorse much as possible OF
the Citizens Judiciary Nominators' ticket in
KINGS County. 60 The federal grand jury
handed up eight indictments against alleged VIC
Iators OF the rebate act - The Corporation
Counsel II was learned. VIII push the suits aris-
tng out OF the accidents at the Hearst election
night glu-1acation four years ago.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day.
Rain The Temperature Yesterday: Highest "a
degrees: lowest 10