New-York tribune., 1906-10-23
Nsm11prk DAILY Grib1u1e
TUESDAY, OCTOBER %. 1906.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-Advices from St Petersburg say
that the capital is teeming with sedition and
that arrests continue daily. - NJ. Clemen-
ceau has succeeded in filling number of places
IN the new Cabinet; ii is again reported that
General Picquart will be Minister Of War. -
Three hundred men of the 18th Infantry Will pc
sent to Puerto Principe. where armed bands
have been plundering; yellow fever has been
stamped out in Cruces; the aqueduct at Santl-
ago de los Banos burst as q result or the storm
- Many foreign attaches are attending the
raanoeuyres Of the Chinese imperial army, which
is equipped and trained under modern methods
- dispatch from Quito said that Ecuaoor
was unable to raise loan in Europe and that
the financial situation of the government was
desperate. - Silveira's partner at Havana
denied the report from Caracas that the firm
was solvent. - P. MacFadyen, head OF the
firm Of MacFadyen q Co. whose failure was an
nounced on Saturday committed suicide in Lon
don. Stocks in London made sharp re-
coveries, the opinion prevailing that the Bank
of England had checked the further export OF
gold; the Paris Bourse showed depression, owing
TO uncertainty in regard TO the new Premiers s
financial programme
DONIESTIC.-President Roosevelt announced
that he would change his Panama itinerary to
include a days stay in Porto Rico - 1t was
announced in Washington that Secretary Tart
would make a campaign tour in the Middle
West - Charles E. Hughes spoke at two
large meetings at Kingston, y. 7 - The In
terstate Commerce Commission began its In
Quiry regarding grain trust at Kansas CITY;
Heavy snow in and around Denver caused
great delay to railway travel and the blizzard
did much damage - a s. Porter, who was
Island, was arrested that ship, charged with
misappropriating funds; court martial will fol-
low. - The Rev. c. J. Donigan, OF Syracuse,
died from injuries received when the bleacher
stand fell at a football game on Saturday. -
w. ]. Bryan made a speech in Indiana, and con-
ferred with Tom" Taggart
CITY.-Stocks were strong. - Mr.. Murphy
insisted that nothing Mr.. Hearst could do in the
way OF opposing Tammany candidates would
make any difference in the relations between
the two men - The Board Of Elections
barred Tammany candidates from the of the
Independence League emblem - Mr.. Ihm-
sen deposed before the Board Of Elections that
the Independence League a membership
corporation for the nomination Of candidates.
g. State Chairman Woodruff said the Repub-
Iican forces would win If not too confident -
Attorney General Mayer, at a meeting in the
23d Assembly District, pointed out how the
Republican party was the original champion Of
labor - Secretary Shaw TO the aid Of
the market by announcing that he would slim
ulate circulation by accepting approved securi-
ties for national bank loans. - J. W. Hen
ming a member Of the Stock Exchange. was
forced TO suspend. - Macdonough Craven
was appointed Commissioner of the Street Clean
ing Department. - The nterborough-Metro
politan Company announced that the auction of
Manhattan Railway stock had been postponed.
- The council Of New York University
adopted a resolution barring all graduate and
professional school from the athletic teams.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Partly cloudy. The temperature yesterday:
Highest, 80 degrees; lowest. "a