New-York tribune., 1906-06-11
Nsw21nrk Dssilp Gribn,re.
MONDAY JUNE II, 1906.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.


FOREIGN-Advices from St. Petersburg say
that the agrarian disorders are spreading ana
that the government is unable to cope with the
disturbances; the chief of police at Byelosloh
has been assassnated. - The French Caplhet
has decided 10 ask additional taxation, includ-
sng an income tax TO meet the defcit IN the
budget; the government viii also introduce
bin for workInen's pensions, and refuses 70
recognize the right OF state employees 10 strike:
- Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Longworth reached
London in a royal carriage from Southampton,
end went to Dorchester House, where they will
be the guests of Whitelaw Reid. the American
Araba ssador and Mrs. Reid. == Emperor
Francis Joseph. in q speech at Vienna. referred
fc the alliance with Germany as a guaraTtee or
peace. emphasized the good relations with Italy
and said that the dominant idea in Austria
foreign policy was 10 preserve quiet in Europe
and AZ home. == Six persons were killed in
the rioting in Warsaw Saturday; the attacks
are said TO have been planned TO revenge the
execution Of workman. == dispatch from
Halifax said that q steamer Of the Elder
Dempster Line from St John had gone ashore
near Cape sable -- The reorganl1ed SpaIlsh ...s
Cabinet, with Sehor Moret as Premier was
sworn in; King Alfonso and Queen Victoria have
gone 70 La GTania.
DOMESTIC-It was expected in Washington
that the Senate would consider Statehood. the
Panama Canal and appropriation bills in the
coming week. while the House would have the
rate bin report and the beef inspection amend
rnent before IT, = ThiTfy-four Christian
Scientists were injured by the overturning of
sightseeing automobile in Boston = Pres-
dent Raymond Of Union College, in his bacca-
Il
dents that the corruption against which so great
an outcry has been raised was not new, but that
there had been a change in the worlds ethical
standards. =- Police AT Bound Brook, y. J.,
made a raid speeding automobiles; a man
said 10 have been Senator Dryden was in Colonel
Kuser's machine. which was of those
stopped. == The chief sanitary inspector Of
Chicago submitted his report conditions in
the packing plants == President Cassatt Of
the Pennsylvania Railroad made reply TO ques-
tions propounded by the special investigating
committee. == Il was said al Hampstead that
r. J Collier, who was injured in polo game on
Saturday, was not seriously hurt. == The new
Christian Science Cathedral was dedicated in
Boston. = young woman was killed and
her mother and sister injured by being struck by
falling tree in a street in NeWburg, y. Y. dur
ing a storm.
CITY.-A terrific wind. rain and electrical
storm did much damage in and about the city.
- The police We're unable to obtain any evil
dence tending 10 show who killed Mrs Kinnan.
- young girl was shot in the foot during
a fight between East Side gangs ---- In col
lsion with streetcsr a ten-year-Old boy Jumped
from an automobile and landed unniured In
the arms of j policeman =---- IN q crash be-
tween trolley cars in YonkerS one notorman
was probably fatally injured while FIVE Of the
passengers were so badly hurt that they were
sent 10 hospitals The housekeepe- and
TWO children Of q policeman were injured one of
the latter probably fatally. by a car in Amster-
dam avenue. --= Three persons were seriously
injured and many others slightly hurt in a train
wreck on Staten Island. ---- The veteran who
killed the janitor Of his fat on Saturday night
was held by the coroner pending the inquest
THE WEATHER -Indica tions for to-day:
Showers. TIE temperature yesterday: Highest
Sc degrees; lowest. 81