New-York tribune., 1906-06-19
Irtp21nrk Daily Gribnare
TUESDAY, JUNE 10. 1906.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS-Senate: The Lake Erie and Ohio
River Canal bill was passed - House: Ihe
Meat Inspection bill was sent back TO the Com
fnittee on Agriculture.
FOREIGN-Censorship at Bialystok was re-
TAXED, and horrible stories of murders ana
rnutilation of the dead were sent out by CORE
epondents; the total loss Of life is estimated
a. about two hundred. - Large forces OF
troops have been sent 10 Cronstadt owing to
Ynutinies among the soldiers and sailors; strikes
are spreading in all parts or the country, ano
many acts of violence are reported. - Two
fishing schooners were wrecked and three are
missing after the recent gale off the Newfound-
land coast - The Congo administration has
taken the position that no power has the right
20 interfere on behalf OF the Congo natives
- Mr.. Haldane, British Secretary for war,
answered IN the House OF Commons a NUMBER
of questions about American meats. - King
Haakon arrived at Christiansand and was
warmly welcomed: large crowds greeted the
visit OF Emperor William 10 Chancellor Won
Bjilow at Norderney caused reports OF changes
IN the German ministry.
DOMESTIC.-A meat inspection BILL renod.
elled and strengthened TO suit the views OF
President Roosevelt, was agreed on by the House
Committee on Agriculture after conferences at
Norfolk Va, that John D. Rockefeller had given
100000 for a Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton building at The navy yard there - The
death Of Governor Psttison gave the Republican
party complete control of Ohio. - The cele-
hraton of the fiftieth anniversary OF the forna-
tion Of the Republican party was begun at Phil
socistion at Fall River, Mass offered to guar
antee q profit sharing dividend of per cent to
their operatives. - An effort TO reopen coal
mines at Freeport, Penn, with strike breakers
guarded by armed men. failed. - 4 wealthy
Italian, near Indiana. Penn, shot one supposed
BLACK Hand" man dead and wounded another
when they attempted TO hold him UP. - z.
G RUmbert. head of the brokerage firm of E
c Humbert q Son, died in Madison, -. J., as
the result OF injuries received on June =.
CLTY.-Stocks closed weak. - The police
We're confident of soon making an arrest in the
hlnnan murder case. =-- Two tobacco COM
penles OF the trust, with their presidents were
\ indicted by the federal grand Jury. The
IN announcement Of the successful Fotation Of the
N saso5OtO Pennsylvania Railroad loan, in Paris,
was made by Kuhn. Loeb & Co. - A Brook
lyn laborer was saved from death by being
dragged from old well partly filed with
oulcksaEd by Patrolman Murphy known as
-NLe-a-minute Murphy" It was an
nounceG that the bar would nominate corpora
ton attorneys for places on the bench. - All
trolley tra1ic for a block each way was halted
by the police while the funeral cortege OF the
TWO children killed by a on the East Side
passed. - II was said that the Ap7erican Ice
Company would meet the advance in prices Of
the Independent companies and the manufactur-
ers. - Fire Commissioner O'Brien It was an
nounced at Tammany Hail. was candidate for
leader in the new 18th District.
THE Observation-Disclosures for TODAY.
Showers. The temperature yesterday: Highest
Il degrees; lowest "a