New-York tribune., 1906-06-06
Nrm1ork Daily G1ibnate
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6, 1905.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

coNGRESS.-Senate: The Naval Appropria-
ton bill passed and the conferrees report
on the Rate bill discussed. Mr.. Foraker making
objection 10 several changes in that measure.
- House: Acting first under suspension OF
tbs rules, and then by unanimous consent, the
House passed several bills. including the one
revising the naturalization laws.
FOREIGN.-The breach between the Russian
Emperor and parliament seems to be widening:
members OF the government were hooted down
at yesterdays session, and measures were
adopted which showed an intention TO act with
out regard 20 the desires OF the crown -
Asrarfan r1sings were reported IN four Russian
provinces; troops at Orenburg fired on a crowd
which attacked the prison. - number OF
anarchists We're arrested az Barcelona on sus-
pcion of having been concerned In the plot TO
XIII King Alfonso at Madrid on May 81 -
Joseph Chamberlain. speaking at Birmingham,
said that II would not be surprising IL general
election occurred IN the spring. - Official
circles IN Paris express the belief that an un-
derstanding between Great Britain and Russia
would mean lasting peace in Europe. - A
Russian captain reached ST. Petersburg from
Manchuria having travelled the 500 miles on
horseback
DOMEST7C-It was said in Washington that
the second report on conditions and methods in
packing houses would reflect much more Sc.
Verely on the packers than the first, and would
prove that they knowingly used harmful aoul-
terants. - At the hearing Of an application
for ciemency for Charles L. Tucker, sentenced
10 die for the murder OF Mabel Page, before
Governor Guild at Boston, it was charged that
and the testimony at the trial deliberate per
Jury. == Thomas O'Connor Jones. a wealthy
Pittsburg steel man, committed suicide oy
shooting as a result OF brooding I'll health
The Missouri State Democratic Conven-
ton, In session at Jefferson City, came out
strongly for William Jennings Bryan for Presi-
dent in 1908 80 Vice President Rossiter. Of
the New York Central testified at the Interstate
Commerce Commissions hearing in Philadelphia
that the Beech Creek Coal and Coke Company
gave the railroad company S5eoOe0 in stock
for traffic reasons - Swift & Co con-
fessed TO selling had meat. - Governor
Chamberlain. of oregon was reelected: the Re-
pUhlicans won the Congress fight. - W c.
Greene sent a dispatch to The Tribune saying
that reports Of the trouble in Cansnea, Mexico
had been greatly exaggerated.
CTTY-Stocks were irregular - Charles
r. Murphy clinched his hold on Tammany Hall
by increasing the membership Of the executive
committee. John Delahunty won his suit
against Richard A. Garfield. - II was
demonstrated that Cord Meyers water company
had live connection with the city mains In
Brooklyn. == The captain Of the tug Carrie
rescued two young men from Bayonne y. J.
who had been upset in the bay near Staten
Island. == Laborers fought in a car on the
Second avenue elevated pumrnelline each other
severely, and tearing the garments from women
who happened to be IN their path. - The
New York City Railway Company announced
that II would not give transfers unless requested
when fares We're paid until directed TO do so by
the higher courts. - Assemblyman Max Eek
man' pleaded guilty 20 conspiracy in preparing
g Municipal Ownership League petitions
la all
Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
--.- 'rstorTns and cooler The temperature
yesterday; Highest - degrees: lowest. Ga