New-York tribune., 1908-11-10
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN Premier Asquith, speaking at
ths GuildhaI predicted an aulcahle settlement
OF European questlons' anu te - 70 - t5
man ErnPeros's expressions OF good VII TOWARD I
England - Dispatches from Berlin TO Paris
said that Germany apparently had decided TO
submit both the questions OF facts ana OF IL
ternational law involved in the Casablanca in
cioent 20 arbitration - Chancellor Won Bu-
low is expected TO make his explanation OF the
recently published interview with the KAISER
soon after the opersng OF the debate IN IN @ Ine
Reichstag to-day. -= AQElCeS from IeneIS-II
confirmed the reports OF Teactionary plot 70
abolish parliament, Russia has warned fers!a
against such q course. - The opposition IN
Newfoundland has won eighteen seats TO the
sovern-nerr's seventeen the formers victory in
St Georges district being regarded as a rebuke
TO Sir Robert Bonds anti-Amertcan policy; one
district is still TO be heard from. - The dele
CATION OF business men from the Paclnc coast
met in Toxic and adopted a resolution TO de-
wise means whereby Arnercan-Japanese trade
,,,ir-57t he sncres sed - The reply of President
Castro 10 the second note OF the Dutch govern
r7,ert reached The Hague; several cabinet meet
inrs Will be held before a decision is reached
regarding a course of action. - A number
,F C;e-I9an automatic changes. including the
appointment OF Herr Buenz, the consul general
tn this city, as Minister 10 Mexico, We're an
r7ounced in Berlin ~ Rlchard croker VII VII
san from Ireland on Saturday for the United
States.
= DoNFSTIC-V william II. Taft VIII remain at
Virginia Hot Springs until early next month
and nay then go TO Augusta GA for the winter
- President Roosevelt has invited q number
Of abor leaders. not including Samuel GoTppers
dinner Rt White House on IueSudAs NJ
vember Il Ex-senator Edward W Car
mack was shot dead in Nashville, Tenn by
Robin Cooper. as the result OF bitter political
fe,1d The Army War College in Wash
fngton was opened Secretary Root and Generals
Bell and Wothsrspoon delivering addresses
CITY-Stocis were irregular and active. =
The largest transactions II year and haf
we're recorded II the stock market. == Sen
stOr Platt said he expected President Roosevelt
CT Secretary Root would sEcceed him in the
United States senate. - An escaped lunatlc
shot Edward n. Morgan, postmaster Of this
city. and then killed himself 80 British
school men gave a dinner at DelmOnicos IN
honor Of the birthday Of the King Of England.
Mayor Mcclellan directed the COmnls-
sioners Of Accounts to prepare charges against
Borough President Hsffen for transmission 10
the Governor. The United States Circuit
Court Of Appeals heard argument for the re-
lease on bail Of Charles W Morse. during which
the former bankers attorney said his fortune
was gone and that in a sense he was impov-
erished. decision may be made on the applica-
ffoE to-day -= President Butler OF Columbia
praised the ornamental landing place plan rec
commended by Captain J. ". Miller == ArsU-
r9ents by the Crosstown line for Tehearing of
the transfer order were heard by the Public
service Commission. =- General Leonard
Wood arrived 10 take command Of the Depart
rnent Of the East General Grant going West
tonight. === The Metropolitan Psychical So
cietv offered $4,000 10 any one who would de-
yronst-ate communication with the spirit world
The YeatheH-Indications for to-day: Partly
cloudv. Temperature yesterday. Highest 60
degrees: lowest, q.