New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-10-23
THE MIS- THIS MORNING.

FORFIGN-A report from Tangier said that
the French near Casablanca had suffered a serl-
GUS reverse and had been driven back 10 the
walls Of the city; a dispatch from Casablanca,
however, said that the tribesmen were again
seeking peace. - Heavy selling from New
York caused sharp declines in Americans on me
London Exchange; most of the securities listed
in Paris fell; the tone in Berlin was firm. -=
Secretary Taft had a conference with Senior
Osmena President of the Philippine Assembly,
and expressed qualification at the moderate at
titude OF the body; Mr.. Taft Will start for Subig
Bay to-day. returning tomorrow. - Share
holders in London ratified the proposal to sell
the BarnuIn & Bailey show TO the Ringing
Brothers. Of Wisconsin, for $4,000. = The
French parliament reopened; dates We're set Tor
interpretations on the state of national defence
and on Morocco. 80 The Austrian Emperor
spent a restless night: the catarrhal symptoms
were unchanged: the patient had no fever. ==
The Russian steamer Lituania, with five hun
dred passengers board. went ashore off Skill
State Department that Ambassador Creel would
retire from the post of Ambassador TO the United
States.
DOMESTIC-The greatest reception ever ten
dered Northern President in the South was
accorded to President Roosevelt in Nashville;
he spoke on the financial situation. - Dis
patches to St. Louis last night indicated that
one OF the German balloons had reached Onta-
rio, Canada, while another over West Vir-
ginia, and thai the other would probably
win the James Gordon Bennett Cup in the inter
national race started Monday. -= Dispatches
from all sections of the country showed the
banks to be in excellent condition. =- AS the
Secretary Straus at Washington, between i'm
inlgratlon officials and representatives of trans
allantlc steamship lines, committee was ap-
pointed 10 consider immigration problems
CITH-Stocks broke with great severity =-
8ngadier General McCoskry Butt told the
Wainwright Commission that there was graft
IN the National Guard. =- Secretary COrtel-
you and Attorney General Jackson are here to
watch the financial situation. -- Two hun
dred Queens Borough citizens urged the Public
service Commission TO build a subway to ia
naica. - Mayer & Co. a Stock Exchange
firm, assigned, with 100000 liabilities 60
captain William G. Shackford L. S y retired)
bridegroom Of a week. died suddenly in South
Orange, N J. - The Knickerbocker Trust
Company suspended payment temporarily --
All the motormen conductors and starters en-
ployed by the Union Railway Company, operat-
Ing in and about YonlIers, went strike.
A one-armed man shot and killed Patrolman
Eugene Sheehan, of the Oak street station at
Catherine street and East Broadway. - AT
the resumption OF the trial Of DR.. Gillette for
perjury. Assistant District Attorney Kresel out
lined the case for the prosecution. Joseph
J.. Buttenweiser addressed the West Side branch
Of the Young Mems Christian Association AT
some length the stability of real estate
values
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Fair The temperature Yesterday: Highest %
degrees; lowest. 80.