New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-02

would talk peace at all. In the mean time, Russia
is having as much trouble at home at the front"
There has been attempt to kill the Governor
General Of St. Petersburg. believe"
Yes. Tevolutionist just about to shoot Gen
eral Trepoff when he caught. In Warsaw
bomb thrown into the carriage OF Baron Won
Nolken, which almost killed him. Great quantities
OF explosives were found stored in Moscow. mob
pillaged Yalta. in the Crimea. that warships had
to be sent thther Peasants are arming Land
owners are in a panic. And yet the imperial COM
mission has decided to continue the war
Il should think the Car would be afraid to stand
for in face of such Odds
THE Car, doubt. is in a state of collapse. One
report had it that ne tried to commit suicide. The
japanese still victorious in the field. They are
10 occupy Saghalen in few weeks. The Russian
forces are stl retreating north 1t looks If oyama
would soon invest Vladivostok and take Kirin and
Hardin. In finance Japan also has the lead. Her
loan of $150OOO.OOO was many times oversubscribed
both in London and New-York."
Seems to me saw Balfour also having his
troubles" said Busy Man.
"A vote of censure of Mr.. Balfours fiscal policy
was passed by the House Of Commons. He also
has been criticised by those who want less money
spent for the army and navy. Accordingly, H. o.
Arnold-Forster. the British Secretary for War.
said that a reduction Of the military was imDossi-
BILE owing to the need OF defending the frontiers
In India England is still alert The British mission
concluded agreement with the Ameer OF Al
ghanistan. And here's some more European news
Swiss a
with the United States. Prince George announced
that the powers had ordered foreign troops to aid
in restoring order in Crete. The Prince asked for
delay Mr. Hay reached Algiers. and appeared IN
good health. Ambassador Mccormick left St
Petersburg for Paris. where he will now represent
this country Foreign bordholders see little hope
OF settling the Colombian claims unless Panama
can be prevailed upon to share the debt"
Panama has commission, hasn't sheE'
Not exactly. The members of the old board
thu 20 hn a
pointed 20 the new commission are Judge Charles
E. Magoon and Theodore p Shonts Chief En-
gneer wallace will also become a member Of the
new board" 80
And how about Venezuela and santo Domingo
The President decided TO accept santo Do
mineo.s proposition that an American customs re-
eeiver be appointed. pending the ratification OF the
proposed treaty
The presidents action greatly pleased the Do
r,,rtcans Preparations for a revolution there are
.'i, =, Troprese however and some OF ships
have been ordered TO keep guard. Another warship
has been sent to Hayti. where there have been anti
syrian outbreaks Castro continues defiant and says
he has nothing arbitrate with the United States
Mexico has adopted the gold standard"
meanwhile. Californians have taken TO the use
OF wings. / believe" said Busy Man.
california tries originate ali the wonders, you
know" replied Constant Reader a professor in
a Catholic college near San Jose has invented an
aeroplane which met with a successful test. Much
more has also happened East and West in the last
week Mrs Chadwick was sentenced to ten years
Imprisonment Two officers OF the Russian ship
Lena which sought refuge at San Francisco and
who broke their parole came back and surrendered
The city OF Louisville indicted for peonage by
a federal grand jury. The missionary committee
which was 10 decide about accepting Rockefeller
gift Of 10000 finally postponed action. In the mean
time the opinion OF Congregational ministers
throughout the country win be obtained. and final
judgment win be based this inquiry. The soft
coal miners OF Central Pennsylvania have deter
mined strike. Bad floods caused damage up
State
But what I'd like 10 know IS whether Albany is
going TO pass that Stock Tax BILL" interrupted
Busy Man.
1T looks II that bill will become law" was
the answer. The Republicans adopted the meas
ure in caucus. end also pledged themselves to the
Mortgage Tax bnl Senator Bracket pettioned the
Attorney General 20 remove James H. Hyde as