New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-14
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN Chinese rebels in HankoW
were unable 10 keep order after night
marked bv several fires; troops were
sent north 20 engage the imperial regi-
ments marching against them. --- IL
was believed i'm Constantinople that
Italy had made proposals for peace,
Italy. il was said. would send a fleet
10 Salonica and Smyrna If any further
1nassacres Of Italians i'm Turkey occurred.
.--- The Duke OF Connaught was sworn
in as Governor General Of Canada. --
\ deal between eXKing Manuel and
Dom Miguel was reported, by which they
were 10 work in harmony for the over
throw Of the republic and then submit
themselves to the Portuguese electorate
the loser 10 receive an annuity of $780,
GOO - Charles Denniston Price,
midshipmar attached TO the cruiser New
Orleans. lying off Cavite, committed
suicide. ne had been ordered to resign
DOMESTIC. President Taft spoke at
Sacramento. Cal, in advocacy Of the
Honduran and NiCaraguan treaties; In
the evening he arrived at San Francisco.
s= The mobilization of the Atlantic
and Pacific fleets at New York and Los
Angeles. october 80 10 November 2, will
mark the gathering of the 81 eatest naval
force ever seen in American waters. in
Guiding 1875 vessels of 699,S44 tons. ==
The LOrimeT Investigation committee at
Chicago made a vain effort to find out
where cx-Stste Representative Blair got
$500 shortly after LOrimer's election.
--- No Juror was obtained i'm the trial
81 J. b. Mcnamara, the alleged dyna-
inter. on trial for murder at Los Angeles
== The United States District Court
at Baltimore rendered a decision in favor
Of the government in its dissolution suit
against the so-called Bathtub Trust.
.- Governor Dix at Albany demanded
the designations Of the members Of the
state Commission on New Prisons; he
said that II the commissioners did not
comply with his request he would forth
with remove them. --== Philip Nerrlll
Mighels died as Jhe result of an accl-
dental gurshOt wound, at Reno New
CITY.-Stocks were strong. == En-
thusiasm over the beginning of the
worlds baseball championship series to-
dav led hundreds of fans 10 camp out
in front of the Polo Grounds. where they
raid they would stay all night and it
was reported that bogus tickets or ad-
mission had been put In circulation,
= Fire chief KentOn told the factory
investigating committee before whom
Fire Commissioner Johnson also testi-
fed that there were several hundred
buildings in which a repetition Of the
ASCh disaster was possible. == A man
wearing a peaked cap was brought into
the assault on a stenOgrapher at Dyker
Heights. she adding that point 10 his
description and an athletic trainer re-
calling the presence of such a man in
the neighbOrhood. --= Superintendent
Van Tuyl II the State Banking Depart
mcnt suspended the Union Bank inyes-
1igatiOn until November 10, giving the
candidacy Of CrOpsey and GOldstein as
MS reason. and II was said Democrats
feared the effect of the action at the
election. == There was heavy trading
e. Tobacco bonds. which touched 92%
the highest point since the Supreme
Court ordered the dissolution Of the
trust. -- The investigation OF charges
~ completely Of four customs men in
she Jenkins smuggling case was dropped.
THE WEATHER.-Indic for to-
day: Fair and cOoer. The temperature
yesterday. Highest 60 degrees; low
est as.