New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-01
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

F0REIGN-Chancellor Won BuIow issued an
explanation regarding the recent publication OF
an interview with tLle ne ,it e
authorized 1y the Foreign Office. although he
hac not read the manuscript: he onered ms res
/. sEnation. which the Emperor refused. - A.
T1achitch the Servian Premier, who is at st
Petersburg with Crown Prince George, said that
Ear,s still maintained hostility toward Austria,
and If Russia refused aid would take steps TO
obtain her demands - Part OF the hlIdi
kiosk garrison at Constaneinople rebeled but
the rnutiny was ouelled by yoley which killed
three and wounded fifteen. 80 Premier AS
ouith was elected lord rector OF Aberdeen Uni
versity. - Chinese officials at Annoy were
quests Of the American officers at luncheon on
of the battleships; the first squadron mas
arrived at Olongapo- - The native Peklns
papers ignore the presence of the American bat
fleshins AT Annoy; the suggestion is advanced
tnst the omission is due TO the festivities IN
honor OF the birthday Of the Empress Dowager-
The Aero Club of Berlin awarded the Ben
nett Cup IN the international balloon race TO
the Swiss balloon, Helvetia- the English Banshee
being placed second - II was learned IN
T-1rr;n that the Duke Of the Abruzzi had commits
stoned ali artist TO paint large portrait OF Miss
katherine Ek1ns-
DOMESTIC-Mr. Il fl. ending his New York
Campaign "Trip at Rochester. Redicted Repub-
ncan majority Of at least 100000 IN the state
President Roosevelt issued proclama-
ton fixing Thursday. November 26. as Thanks
giving DaN Governor Hughes wound up
his unstate campaign at Kingston, after speak
sng to enthusiastic audiences in Sullivan, Orange
end Ulster countless he expressed himself as
confident OF z notable victory. = Lewis Stuy-
vesant Chsnler ended his campaign with five
Epeeches in Duchess County. - W J. Bryan
spoke at sixteen towns in Indiana, his tour
bringing him. into Chicago - The Yale
and other steamers. anchored at Monomoy Point,
Mass. on account Of the gale, weighed anchor.
James u. Farmer found guilty OF
murder in the first degree at Watertown. N Y,
for the killing by himself and wife Of Mrs. Sarah
Brennan ~ Bert" Eaverly. the veteran
N minstrel. dropped dead in San Francisco.
~ cTTY-Stocks were weak ~ Secretary
Root al the Durland Academy meeting attacked
man Mack repeated his statement about Stand
ard Oil contributions to the Republican cam
ratyn fund. - Chairman Mack modestly
claimed SS3 electoral votes for Bryan -
William L Ward predicted that Bryan would
not carry New York City - Ninety thousand
men marched IN the great parade of the Bust
ness Mems Association in honor Of the Republi-
can candidates - James S. Sherman ad-
dressed two enthusiastic meetings in Brooklyn
II was announced that election returns
would be flashed by wireless TO ocean liners on
Tuesday night. - Secretary Hayward Of the
Republican National Committee issued chal-
lense TO Mr.. Bryan to publish under oath the
manner in which the Democratic national cam
patgn contributions were spent - The de-
fence tn the Morse trial ended its case, and il
was learned that the Jury would probably be
charged on the afternoon Of Election Day. -
John D. Rockefeller's temperance at No. 26
{ Broadway revived the rumor that reorganiza-
+ion of the Standad OIL Company being
planned
THE WEATEER-Indications for to-day and
tomorrow: Fair. fresh west TO northwest winds