New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-29
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THE NEWS TINS moRyWG.

CONGRESS Mr.. Knox spoke on the
Railroad Rate bill holding il 10 be uucOnstitu-
- - N--LoII ~ -s-oL l9I oouII IgElsEW OF
rates =- House: special rule 10 facilitate
consideration of the legislative ApprOpria ton
biil was adopted.
FOREIGN.-Dmitri Shipon accused the Rus
san government OF acting in bad faith toward
the people, and predicted greater disorders in
The empire. -= The Trades Disputes bill in
Toauced In the Housa of Commons by the At
lorDey General provides that no redress can he
The act was authorized 10y the governing body
Of the union, The Labor and many Ministerial
members demand complete immunity for union
funds, and viii oppose the governments bill.
-= AdylCes from London say that British
campaign against Abyssinian trbesmen who
have attacked natives ia S0maliland is expected.
-- France BIS said To Doe preparing to enforce
the maximum tariff law against Venezuela. =-
M0bs in Bucharest attacked French shops and
threatened further trouble. The authorities kept
the police and troops out OF sight. = Two
hundred and fifty miners were killed by an eX-
pl0si0u IN a japanese coal mine. ==A A German
syndicate is reported seeking 10 buy Tanning
Island in the Pacific whore there IS a British
cable station
DOMESTIC ScandaIous conditions in some
American cuUsulates IN the East We're disclosed
iu The report Of H. H. d. Peirce. which the Presi-
dent sent 10 Congress. =- The Senate at Al
bauy passed the Armstrong bin u remove all
trustees ri mutual Insurance companies. and the
measure went 90 the Assembly. where II was
substituted for the identical bin on the House
calendar. -= The ElsbeTg Rapid Transit bin
Queer had tried in vain TO have the vote which
amended tho measure reCousidereG- The
Assembly defeated The SLauahan auu-merger
Dill -= The Senate Committee on Codes
voted not 10 report the bin 10 make betting at
TacetraCks a felony The deadlock be-
tween the coal miners and the operators con-
unueo at Indianapolis and coal strike seemed
imminent, there were some hints 1T submitting
The wage scale To ana arbitration commission
= a Iawnbr0ker I'm Newark made an ahi-
oaVit thar two New Jersey Senators had bar
gained with him for the defeat Of two bills.
-= Il was announced in st. Louis that the
officials of many states would begin actions
against the Standard oil Company similar 10
that recently brought by Missouri = Six
Bulgarian -aborers We're found murdered in
their lodgings near Minneapolis. = Congress
man IlrIheIi PARSONS ANA charles IL Murray
called on Governor Higgins at Albany and dis
clssed rearporuonmeut plans iu New York
County.
1ns. after being arrested on a warrant for
grand larceny ia connection with car7raigD con
rlbuuohs 10y the New York Life obtained q
VIII OF haoeas corpus and was uaroled: two
vice-presideuts and trustee resigned f-ora
the Mutual. and President Pea body ~ that r,,,,
Iany announced that ID would retain its British
business. complying Hith any law that might
he passed mere -= Judge Seah1lrv answered
SLe cI!lclsms ~ j. J.. Quackenbush arising
rom the AcCabe jury fixing case 60 The
s 1---'e democrats, IL was announced. had
t - 80 ~ an aeliFe campaign against Hearst and
Dl.l--- -lI me lI1Fer7lorslip nomination -=
~ nsS F--n'iea that The federal grand irlr,,
would find indictments against the Cf,gar TIE
ana the New York Central Railroad Companv
~ lses OF VOCATION Of the Antitrust law
- bernarr MaCFadden publisher Of health
peIlooloals, was convicted on Anthony Com
s-o-A $ obscene beauty show poster charge and
$50 5---,-li-g was suspended 80 Police visited
-L-aiy 4esIo white slave" and similar dives and
warned the inmate. = Conrroller Not
-s'ort4 ne cllyE occurring property for a park
ri C"is Head. Brooklyn. 1T once.
TIE Observation-Disclosures for to-day.
degrees; lowest 30 90