New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-15
TIE NEWS THIS MORNIEG.

F0RFIGN-The balloons Helvetia and cas-
fila fell into the North Sea: all the aeronauts
were rescued: the Busley is still missing -.
Advtces from Paris said that the action OF inc
r,ov-eFs on the Balkan situation was expected 10
Be limited the ratification Of private arrange
-narts- there seems to be a general agreement
that Turkey shall receive pecuniary coInpehSa-
ton for the loss of the two provinces.
The Austrian government has ordered lis am
hassador 20 present formal proLesl 10 t.-o
Porte against the boycott against the AUST ian
Tloyd vessels Most of the suffragetteS
arrested in London yesterday refused 10 give
bonds for good behavior and were sent 10 jan JAZZ
= Nicholas Tschaikovshy. accused OF reNo-
}utisnarv activity. will be released from prison
at st Petersburg under $4,000 bail =- The
Emperor Of Japan issued a rescrlpt eNhorl!hs
me people 70 cultivate the friendship of foreign
nations - The Mexican Foreign Office con
firned the resignation Of Ambassador Greer II
was rumored in Mexico city that he would sue
coed Senior Molina in the Cabinet
DoMESTfC-W H Taft completed his
three days tour Of Ohio and reached Wheeling,
~ Va where he expressed entire confidence
that Ohio would give substantial Repuo!icah
majority -= The most cheering news of the
prospect of Republican success in this state
reached the White House: Charles F. Murphy Is
said ~ have conceded that Taft would carry the
state - The annual meeting Of the. Boston &
Maine Railroad Company was held at Lawrence
Mass: nine new members. a majority Of the
board of directors. were elected: Tour OF tlei1
named by John l. Billiard OF MeTluetl.
Conn. and he consulted on the others --
The Rhode Island Republicans held a haT1no-
ni0;.s state convention al Providence. nominal
ing Aram J. PothieT, Of Woonsocket. for Gov
tar-ncr - The lasters' strike at Lynn, Mass,
was called Of Governor Hughes, il was
znnc-nCed Albany. had appointed Matthew
Linn Bruce Supreme Court justice 70 succeed
David LevenTritt, resigned. -= Hughes. Chan
Ter and Sherman spoke al various places Cp the
state.
CITY-Stocks declined =- Melvin @. Pal
User refused to be Q candidate for the Supreme
Court the Independence party ticket ==
Secretary Garfield made SIX campaign speeches
in the city. taking up national and state issues.
The Public Service Commission ordered
the Third avenue and the 59th street lines 10
exchange transfers == Attorney General
Jackson Informed William Leary. Superinten-
cent n Elections. that election inspectors had
the right check the slips of illiterave voters
fed against Representative Parsons. Senator
AgneW and Linden Bates. == II was an
nounced that the Republican Business Mems
Association expected 10 have seventy thousand
men in line for the Parade October II. ==
Y said the Mayor would shake the official
plum tree the latter part OF the month. ==
TaEicsb rioting continued throughout the city.
= The police were inclined 10 believe that
the milk drivers strike was on again, as four
were poisoned. The trial Of Charles "
Morse was begun. and the jury box was filed
coadiiionally- == one man testified that he
had been told that a moving picture show Ii
eense would cost 500. == on trying to dodge
q and 4 child taxiCab driver sent his
car through the windows Of a glassware store.
-= The Aeronautic Society announced a
free-for-all race Tor flying craft on Election Day.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for TODAY:
Fair and warmer The teTnperature yesterday:
Highest, s6 degrees: lowest A.