New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-12
THE NEWS THIS MORNING

FOREIGN-Five persons were killed and
twenty-five were injured by the cyclone in
Cuba: the property loss is estimated at $1,000.
Doc: the steamer Chalmette. from New Orleans,
IS overdue adVices from Barcelona say
that Sehor Ferrer. the Spanish revolutiOnist. was
taken 70 the Montjuich fortress; II is believed
that be has been sentenced 10 death: -
Three army reform bills We're introduced in the
Greek Chamber Of Deputies. the Premier ap
pealed 10 the house 10 support The popular de-
mands. == King Edward is returning TO Lon
don 10 confer with political leaders in the hope
Of avoiding a constitutional crisis = Insur-
gents in Sauto Domingo attacked DajabOn. but
were repulsed by government troops. =
Prince Ito assured the American representative
IN Toxic that Japan would maintain the policy
Of the open door" in ManchUria = Lady
Constance Lytton and Mrs. II. y. Brailsford,
Euffragette leaders. We're sentenced 10 a months
Imprisonment for a disturbance at Newcastle
80 The German Reichsbank raised its rate
from 10 per cent.
ONESTIC--President Taft arrived at Los
Angeles. inspected the work in progress at San
Pedro Harb0r. reviewed parade Of school chill
oren ana was guest OF honor al dinner. --
The question whether Charles r. Crane Will
be asked TO resign or he permitted 10 continue
as Minister 10 China viii probably be decided
to-day. il was said in Washington. the case ha--
ing been referred 70 President Taft by Secretary
Knox. The United States Supreme Court
met for the term Of 1909-'10. == After hearing
the first days argument IN the petition Of the
government 70 remove the Panama libel case 30
Washington for trial. federal Judge Anderson
declared al Indianapolis that the case was more
or less Of political matter - Grave fears
were 1elt Tor the employees OF the Florida East
Coast Railroad who We're reported 10 have been
cut OF by the Gulf storm. == The severed
legs IF the BODY of woman or girl were found
IN dress suit case in the bushes near TivertOn
r J.. the remaining portions OF the body being
missing == IN the Court If Appeals the con
stitutionality OF the Agnew- Hart anti-racetrack
gambling laws was argued.
CITY-Stocks were weak = Charles W
Morse lost his appeal from his conviction and
sentence 10 fifteen years in the federal prison
a Atlanta for violating the national banking
law - The Civic Alliance held a meeting in
carnegie Hall, at which speeches were made hv
William n WINS. W r Hearst ana others. -
Justice Gaynor opened his campaign with a
meeting in the Academy of Music in Brooklyn.
- The Committee Of one Hundred forrnsl lv
notified all the fusion candidates Of its indorse-
menl -- Justice Gaynor issued another state
usent regarding M Hearst's offers Of support.
characJer1zing the latter's reply 10 his first
statement as false. II was said that Tam
many men were buying Hearst nominating nett
cons 70 make them worthless Controller
Metz refused 10 file A nominating petition pre-
scented 10 him by the Business Mems League.
- Mayor Mcclellan. Controller Metz and
PRESIDENT MCGOWAN criticised requests of the
courts Tor increases in salary approximations al
meeting q the Board Of Estimate = The
New YORK Preshytery decided 10 ordain the Rev
archibald Black. == Il became known thar
Mrs. Augusta = Stetson had been accused of
using malicious animal ma gnetism" against
Mrs Eddy's chief adviser
THE Observation-Disclosures for TODAY.
Rain The temperature yesterday: Highest. Il
degrees: lowest. 50