New-York tribune., 1903-04-21
Irsu!71ork DsaiIu Gtibr,rs.
TUESDAY. APRIL 2L 1908.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREFGN-The French Government is car
ry-ing out the law ordering expulsion of unau-
thorized orders in France. and disorders are re-
pprted freIFa various parts Of the republic IN
ceDsequence. - Government forces On sat
urGay attacked San Domingo City in force, out
were repulsed with loss. among the killed being
three general officers. =-= The situation IN the
Balkans is growing worse and the Russian
Austrian and Berlin governments are uneasy
- rumOr that General Butler viii be made
a field marshal is dscredited in London. ==
King Edward reviewed large force OF blue
Jackets at Malta and laid the foundation stone
Of q hrea kwater. William Brown, foot
man, was remanded IN a London court on a
charge Of false entry in the registry office; IN
der fhe name of prince Athroboid Stuart de
sfedenar he had married Countess Russell, who
was divorced in 1891 from her husband -
Germany viii enact reprisals against Canada
on account of the Canadian surtax on German
imports. - The famine in hwang-Se PROV
ince. China. is killing tens Of thousands Of per-
sons - The unusually he9Fy shoWstoIIh @ S
caused much loss and suffering throughout Ger
mary. - Judge Carluck, of the Court OF
First Instance at Manila, died Of cholera.
DoMEsTFC--Pestmaster General Payne cor
rected a graVes abuse in his department by
ordering number of men who have travelled
about the country repairing cancellng machines
hack TO their regular duty. = The appeal OF
the Northern Securities Company to the United
Srates Supreme Court was filed in the Circuit
Court at ST. Paul and Judge Sanborn rendered
2 decision allowing the payment OF dividends by
she Great Northern and Northern Pacific Rail-
road companies to the Securities Company
while the appeal is pending. - Governor
eorre action to end the trouble between the
regents and the Department Of Education. ==
The Armstrong Nurses bill was passed by the
Assembly. Eight persons were killed and
ren injured IN q collision on the Erie road near
Jamestown. - Thirty-two of the Reading
Coal and Iron Company's ferty-thTee eollieries
were closed, the men being locked out because
they refused to work nine hours on Saturday;
more than thirty thousand men are out OF work.
CITY@Stocks closed at net advance. -
w K Vanderbilt received permission from the
Supreme Court TO remarrY; II WAS said he
would marry Mrs. LAWS RutherfIrd- -
were dropped sachems Of the Tam
Carroll keller Featherson and clausen
many Society. The annual meeting
of the United States Steel Corporation
was held in Hohoken. - Prof. John
II. Finley. of Princeton. was elected presi-
tert of the City College. - The body of the
murdered man found in barrel was Identified
as that Of Buffalo man who formerly lived
here. - William f, King and others. Of the
Merchants Association. asked Governor Odell
tc Issue an emergency message IN favor OF the
Nunicfpal Lighting and Railroad Commission
hfffx --= The West End Association caused
the arrest o. Loriiard Spencer on a charge Of
violating the sDeed law in his automobile.
- Sheriff O'Brien said that under the order
of the court he could not put "Al' Adams in
either the Toy17bs or the Lu6low-st. jail
TIE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Fair. The temperature yesterday: Highest, 81
degrees; iowesr 4S.