New-York tribune., 1907-11-06
THE NEWS THIS MORNTNG.

FOREIGN.-It was reported from Manila that
Secretary Taft would leave Manila for Ioko-
hama on November 8, whence he would sail for
San Francisco, abandoning his European trip
= Bar gold OF f750,0o0 was purchased by
Americans in England; prices of stocks rose in
both the London and Berlin markets. == The
Bank of France purchased 100000 in time
sterling bills from England, paying for then. in
gold. = II. L. Sprague, of New York. has
brought suit against J. R. Booth. at Ottawa, to
recover $2.JOO.O10 for alleged breach of contract
regarding the disposition of the Canada Atlantic
Railway. - Presidents Zelaya of Nicaragua,
DaviIa of Honduras and Ffgueroa of Salvador
viii meet at Amapala to-day to discuss plans of
assuring peace in Central America. - Rare
American books again brought high prices at the
sale of Lord Shefiield's library in London ==
The Empress of Germany will be unable to ac
company the Emperor his trip to England
their daughter, Princess Victoria Luise, being
threatened with illness. -- The trial of Signor
Nasi, former Minister of Public Instruction be
gan at Rome before the Senate sitting as a high
court: trouble is feared in Sicily in case of his
conviction.
DOMESTIC.-The President cast his vote at
Oyster Bay in the morning and Immediately
returned 10 Washington. == Colonel Leopold
MarIIbreit, Republican was elected Mayor of
Cincinnati over Mayor Dempsey, Democrat.
= The office Of naval intelligence at Wash
IngtoR issued a statement showing that while
NOW the United States is second only to Great
Britain in naval strength, it Will be passed by
France when the vessels being CON
9Irncted are completed - Charles H Treat,
United States Treasurer, ordered all Sub Treas
uries to cash pension vouchers, disbursing Off
GERS drafts, and other obligations of the gov
eTnment -= The trial Of F. R Nichols, secre-
tary TO W. II. Andrews delegate to Congress
from New Mexico, for collusion in loOting the
Enterprise National Bank of Allegheny began
at Pittsburg. = One was killed and
three others, including two policemen were
wounded in an election day riot at Lexington,
Ky.
CITY-Governor Hughes came down from
Albany to cast his vote, but w. R. Hearst did
not vote at all. = Congressman Parsons spent
a busy forenoon going about the polling places
automobile. Accountants ia
Knickerbocker Trust Company depositors it
was learned, were making a searching investi-
cation of the books of the company. -= Con-
gresham w. Bourke Cochran was arrested
through a mistake, for illegal voting -
The election night" crowd was unusually small.
== George Gould. returning from Europe said
there was distrust of the American financial
future abroad. == Hundreds of arrests We're
made at the polling places, but only twenty five
prisoners were held by the magistrates ---=
The will Of Walter Baker, who died az Bogote
y. J., and whose death is being Investigated.
was found in Boston: ii contained bequests to
his Bogota friends. = A young contractor
shot down and killed by an unknown as r.
sailant IN Water street - General Porter
and Joseph H Choate, delegates to the Hague
conference, who returned yesterday, EXPRESSED
themselves as greatly pleased with the result
OF the meeting
THE WEATHER~-Indicatio for TO-DAY:
Rain. The temperature yesterday: Highest So
degrees; lowest, Al.