New-York tribune., 1906-10-27
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27. 1906.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN.-American troops have been dis
patched to a number of towns in Santa Clara
10 relieve the rural guard garrisons, which will
be sent out to scatter armed bands. - a
telegram 10 '"The Daily Telegraph" from Toxic
says that reports Of Japanese hostility 10
America, owing to the school question in Cali
fornia, have been exaggerated - Three regi-
lnents have been added to the st. Petersburg
garrison. owing TO fear Of disorders on October
30. - Advices from Morocco say that an
archy prevails liz the districts of Rabat and
Casa Blanca; the American and German minis
tiers remain at Fee; France has decided to send
q warship TO Tangier =" the author1ues OF
the University of Berlin explained that the new,
stringent regulations in regard TO students We're
not intended TO apply to Americans. - The
French Cabinet decided to enforce the Separa-
ton law If the clergy maintain their present at
titude by seizing the property and revenues OF
the churches on December IL, though the build
tngs may remain open for service. - Maxim
Gorlky arrived at Naples: he expressed pleasure
with his visit to America, and is at work on
book on New York State.
DOMESTIC-The administration will invoke
the Sixth Article Of the Constitution which pro-
Vides that treaties shall be the supreme law of
the land, TO test the right OF San Francisco TO eH-
clude japanese children from the public schools
IN violation Of treaty obligations. - Secre-
tary Metcalf OF the Department of Commerce
and Labor will start for San Francisco to-day
10 Investigate and report on the situation there
as affecting the japanese. - Charles E.
Hughes had magnificent receptions at Bath and
Corning, y. Y, where he spoke - Secre-
tarIes Taft and BonapaTte spoke in the Congress
campaign IN Baltimore. and were heartily re-
ceiTed- == William X Hearst spoke at Al
bany and Troy. -= Cleveland streetcars We're
tied up by the police acting under orders Of the
city officials. who maintained that the franchise
on Erie street, had expired. - The annual
autumn ball held at Tuxedo Park, n. Y.
CTrY.-Stocks were irregular - Henry De
VeauZ, president Of the Actors National Pro-
tectiYe Union, denounced Hearst, declaring hi'
campaign managers were employing non-union
singers at meetings - The Independence
League organization which supporting
Thomas Rock for Senator in the 14th de-
cided to come out for Hughes. - General
Bingham ordered every precinct detective in
the city back to uniform and ordered the in
sPectors to assign new men. = The odds
the Stock Exchange on Hughes rose to 3 to 1
again g District Attorney Jerome asked a
former Detroit manager to hold himself ready
TO give testimony in his investigation Of the
coercion charges against the Mutual; il was
said the District Attorney had or could get sew
eral afldaV1ts in support Of the charges -
Sheppard Knapp died suddenly - Nearly
all the prisoners taken by the police in raids
on disorderly houses released for lack OF
evidence. while those taken by the Parkhurst
Society were held - It was decided to
abolish football at Pratt Institute The
Hearst fight IN Rockland was abandoned
THE WEATHER-Indications for to-day.
Tair. The temperature yesterday: Highest. 81
degrees; lowest, as.