New-York tribune., 1908-10-10
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

-0RFIGN-creat crowds gathered IN The
Atre Square in Belgrade and threatened TO force
King Peter 10 abdicate unless he declared war
on Austria: the Skuptschina viii meet to-day;
the Austrian Legation is strongly guarded
- A dispatch from Vienna said that Austria
could throw 10000 men across the Servian
border in twenty-four hours. == Two British
battleships two cruisers and two destroyerS
sailed from Malta for the A1gean Sea; another
t,attleship and q cruiser viii follow them ==
M dIsWolsky, the Russian Foreign Minister,
arrived in London and will confer with Sir Ed
ward Grey to-day; the British government rs Is
still opposed in principle 10 a conference OF the
powers The Car Of Bulgaria entered
Phutppopolis the capital Of Eastern Rumella-
and was welcomed with great enthusiasm. -
The Marquis Of Ripon, Lord Prtvy Seal, re
signed and the Earl C Crewe succeeds 10 the
once - Governor General Mistchenko was
shot while watching the manduvres IN Iurkes-
tan; his wound is not serious.
DOMESTIC-Mr. Taft devoted the day 70
perfecting plans for his speaking trips; he VIII
have a conference with President Roosevelt IN
washington on October IS. - Governor
Hughes spoke at many places in Kansas and
Missouri, being everywhere welcomed by crowds.
- Colonel William F. Stewart testified be
fore an army board III Washington that ne con-
sidered himself fit for active service; II IS
understood, however, that he viii be reured
.5oon The Interior Department denied
charges that Indians rights had been sacrificed
in oil land leases. A physician was injured
and his wife killed when their machine was
overturned and they were pinned beneath II al
Leeds. Ne. -= TNenty-sX strike breakers
under guard Of detectives and special policemen
arrived at l1NernOTe fallS, Me- 10 open lilS
mills OF the International Paper Company at
that place = The Philadelphia police fitted
together evidence TO prove their theory that the
murder of J. Clayton Erb resulted from a dellb-
crate plot. == Lieutenant Governor Chanler
spoke az Binghamton, refusing TO answer a list
of questions as TO his policy if elected Governor
60 The Republicans at Newport, X. L, nonll-
mated r. Livingston ReecJman for representa-
tive 10 the State Legislature
CITY.-Stocls- broke badly, then recovered.
- partial list Of contributors to the Demo
cratic national campaign fund was made public.
- Archbishop Farley arrived home with
special honors from the Pope for eX-Justice
Morgan J. O'Rrien, il was learned =- John
Purroy Mitchell denied the charges made by Bor-
ough President Coler against the Commissioners
of Accounts. The bureau OF municipal
research reported TO the Mayor that the city
had expended S7O,0O0000 practically unaudited-
= Controller Metz at the budget hearing
Eaid he was IN favor Of lengthening the hours
pf city employees. == Colonel GOethals said
the Panama Canal would be open to navigation
on January /, 1915. and that the total cost
would be $3.50. .00O. 600 == The suits brought
by Daniel lie Roy Dresser against the Mercan-
! tile Trust Company were dismissed -= The
first shipload Of English mail under the new
i2-cent rate arrived on the Lusitania.
THE WEATHER.-Fair to-day and to-mor-
row: light north winds. The temperature yes
iterdsy: Highest, 50 degrees; lowest, So