New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-27
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FORFIGN-In the Parliamentary elections IN
the Dominion OF Canada the Liberals headed oE
Premier LaCTier, were continued IN power o9I
bv & reduced ma ority. - Il was seml-oHl-
cielly announced at Berlin that Germany ana
Russia favored conference on the Balkan sll-
nation only If previous agreement were reached
BIZ the powers as TO the scope Of the programme
- President Castro Of Venezuela refused TO
grant the recent demands Of Holland regarding
the transshipment Of goods al Dutch ports Tor
Tenez1lels The Emperor Of japan, through
Ambassador Takahira, sent message Of thanks
to the President for the latteT's message and 1or
the visit Of the feet - Extraordinary pre-
cautions viii be taken at Annoy TO prevent the
carving out o. 8 recently discovered ploS 10
assassinate Chinese officials during the coming
visit Of American waTships. == A ChlneSe
official Will sail soon for San Francisco, bringing
TO The United States government the thanks or
China for the return OF the Boxer lhoeTlIlly-
- man and boy, in custody IN SuVa, are
accused Of forcing the captain and mate OF their
vessel TO leap overheard and then stealing the
vessel - Shore leave was granted Tor the
first tine since the cholera outbreak TO the
American sailors at Manila
DONESTIC-Goverror Hughes had q day q
splendid welcomes in Montgomery, Fulton,
Schenectady and Albany counties. == James
6 Sherman gave out q statement at Utica deal
ing with charges that he had been involved in
an attempted deal IN government timber lands
statement replying 10 President Roosevelt's let
ter 10 Senator Knox on the labor question. ==
Court. issued an answer 10 the charges Of "
r. Hearst asserting that the money sent 70
him by J. .. ArchbOld, Of the STANDARD OH
Company. was z campaign contribution
William Montgomery, former cashier Of the
wrecked Allegheny National Bank. Of Pittsburg,
was found guilty OF enbezzling $4,000 OF the
investigation into the Reelfoot Lake Night
Rider outTages began IN Union City. Tenn,
fifteen more arrests were made. - The re
port Of Nelson 3. HaGley, an examiner in the
State Insurance Department, on the condition
Of the Provident Savings Life Assurance So
ciety was made public at Albany - The
zaew Troy Line steamer Trojan was launched at
Newburg, Y. Y
CITY-Stocks were dull and strong -
Judge Taft spoke at five meetings in Brooklyn.
attended a dinner and a reception and reviewed
more than forty thousand marchers. -
Thousands braved a pouring rain 70 hear Judge
Taft speak in New Haven. - Mr.. Bryan
spoke 10 2 great throng at Madison Square Gar
cen. The Democratic candidate made q Whirl-
wind tour n New Jersey and Westchester
County. - Chairman Hitchcock returned
from Chicago with glowing accounts of Repub-
hcan prospects in the West - John D.
Archbold replied 10 William r. Hearst, saying
he proud + any words of his had helped
70 place Judges Morrison and Henderson on the
bench, and that the money sent TO Mr.. Elkin
was q cams align contribution. 80 The govern
-nent finished its case against Morse and Cur
lis. q vice president Of the National Bank OF
North America testified that Curtis told him he
had told Morse that he had busted" the bank
- The reorganization plan Of the United Box
Board and Paper Company, providing for new
corporation. was announced. -= Mrs George
resCues u members q the Fire Department.
- Il became known that the city would soon
advertise for bids contracts for installing the
high pressure water system the East Side.
- More details Of Mrs. Levees alleged debts
70 her brothers, Alan and William Hawley, were
brought oct at the trial OF their suit. --= Cap
tain Peter g Hains's counsel pleaded for him
not guilty on the ground Of insanity.
THE WEATHER-Indications for to-day:
Rain. The temperature yesterday: Highest, 70
degrees; lowest 60.