New-York tribune., 1909-10-31
TIE NEWS THIS M0RyIYG.

FOREIGN-Gencral elections in Great
Britain are expected about the middle o.
January, the rejection Of the budget
being regarded as q fOregone conclusioui
gniOniSts are hopeful CT victory. ---
IL BrianG, The French Premier, has an
s-Ounced his approval Of ultimate elec-
fcral reform in France, hut has slilfully
avoided an appeal in its favor before Jhe
present Chamber Of Deputies. -= King
Menellk was stricken with apOpcXy N
Thursday; his condition Is dangerous.
--= Lieutenant Tibaldos, leader OF the
naval mutinv in Greece. and few Of his
followers, lied from Salamis on the de-
stroyer Felos; all The other vessels have
Leen Tetakel by government forces. ==
The per cent rate has not drawn gold
INTO the Bank of England; business in
terests are unwilling 70 make ventures
during the precarious political situation
- President Benjamin lde Wheeler
Of the University of California and Pro-
Tessor Moore. OF Harvard. lecUured before
The Emperor and Empress Of Gernlary
~ the University Of Berlin. -= The
United States Pacific feet arrived IT
Manila. -= In 4 speech a. Stt&tford,
ont. the Minister OF Railways. George
y. Graham Sid that II the Payne tariff
law prevented the United States from
doing business with Canada, the latter
country wolld do business elsewhere.
DOMESTIC TAFT arrived
~ New Orleans, where i4e addressed the
waterways Convention. = Senator
Henry CABOT Lodge spoke on the tariff
~ Boston - Norman L Mack a.
Buffalo said that his name had been
forged 10 q letter used 10 collect funds
Tor the Democratic campaign. -= The
municipal campaign closed IA Philade.-
phia with both sides claiming victory
on Tuesday. -- In Cleveland. The be-
ling ODDS favored Tom /. Johnson Tor
-.1-..
sgere entertained for the recovery Of
Iidshiprnan Earl -. Wilson, It Annap-
oils. == Nine lives were lost in . fira
1hat practically destroyed the Citizens
Savings Block a. -. JohusbuTy, VI; four
injured were taken 10 ihe hospital two
~ whom arc mot expected 70 survive.
= Emp.oves were said to have re-
moved Sl.9pn 600 from The vaCiIs Of the
Textile National Bank. Of Philadelphia
e"hil= fire n tbs building was n p-cg-
reSs. z Wat-hman was suffocaIcd and
-s-ee mremon were hurt. -- Zndict-
r-enJs were returned at Portland against
TIE president. cashier ana three directors
y tbe defCuct Oregon Trust and Savings
Banl..
CTTY-Stocks closed at unirlpoYtart
changes. == President Parsons OF the
Republican County Committee predicted
Mr. Bannard's election by 10000 plural
ity. - Charles T. Murphy received
Ft-Ejg-LS LIBI-l -EdQSrS WHICH GlDNC0 L1Il
Judge Gaynor might win but thai the
-est Of the Tam22ny ci-y ticket ard the
county and borough tickets were doomed.
- Otro 7. Barnard practically closed
-is campaign With & speech in COoLer
Union and : tour r The northern part Of
TIE city - Judge Gayno- spoke al q
u2eetiag in Durland's Riding Aca deny.
49, Prominent lawyers told why they
u ould vote Tor Mr.. Barnard. - Tam
many IN ( circular letter asked Brooklyn
city employees 70 contribute 70 its cam
paign fund Charles :. Whitnls II
-garned voters thar Tammany would
steal the election il il had The chance.
- Each campaign manager in
Queens predicted = landslide for nis can
d:daJe. - The price Of bottled milk
was increased from & 10 8 cents : quart.
- Cases Of champagne 70 the num-
Der Of 10000 were relea sed Ircm bond,
and il was announced that the Custom
Esouse would remain open to-day 10 clear
incoming shipments in order 70 gel bene-
- of the old tariff.
THE wEATEER--Tndicat for to-
Cay: Fair. The temperature yesterday:
Highest So degrees; lowest, 30