New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-12
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS-Senate: In executive session
Mr.. Bacon's Moroccan resolution of inquiry was
sent TO the calendar, thus probably perna-
nently shelving It; in open session MI Hepburn
denounced Wall Street ~ House; De-
bate on the Philippine Tariff bill continued, the
principal speeches being made by Messrs Gros-
Senor and Williams.
FOREIGN.-Herr Won Radowitz, Germany s
representative to the Moroccan conference In
an interview given the Madrid correspondent OF
the Temps" said that he had every reason to
believe that there would be a friendly and eQui-
table solution OF the Moroccan question. -
Lord Avebury. chairman OF the committee 10
promote Anglo German accord, sent COM
Inunication TO the English press protesting
against the statements circulated IN certain
papers tending TO create sentiment which
would render difficult and perhaps impossible
the task of those responsible for peace between
the TWO countries. =" The french govern
ment issued q yellow book on Macedonian al
fairs. demonstrating it's conciliatory attitude
IN the recent negotiations. - cable dis
patch from Picking said that China was in fer
Inent the anti-foreign movement being exceed
ingly strong. - The situation In Russia re-
manned practically unchanged, Premier Witte
still maintaining that the government must
stand the imperial manifesto. ~ Prince
Arthur OF Connaught. attended by the other
members of the royal commission, left London
his way to Japan. bearing the Order OF the
Garter for the Mlkado. = Fifteen hundred
men have left Kingston. Jamaica. for the
Isthmus Of Panama since January / - Inc
British cruiser squadron on the China station
arrived Manila.
DOMESTIC.-It was reported at Albany that
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would be offered early next week =" George
". Morgan announced that after his conference
with Governor Higgins he had decided not to
resign Superintendent OF Elections ~ Ben
ator Brackets resolution calling for Senator
Depew's resignation was made a special order
for Tuesday, - Two midshipmen have been
found guilty of hazing according to reports at
Annapolis; the taking of testimony in the case
OF stephen Decatur, jr, was finished -
Harper were held in Chicago. - Cleveland
bankers think that Leland ". Prior. who COM
mitted suicide, f1oated many forged bonds. -=
Judge Speer. at Savannah. announced that he
would give q decision to- day the demurrer
TO the trial of Greene and Gaynor another
charge than that named In the extradltion
papers. - Seventy-five Texas miners. held
In peonage on Mississippi plantations, escaped
by the aid of friends. The seventh death
from spotted fever among the November draft
Of naval apprentices occurred at Newport
CITY-Stocks were strong - The Empire
Life Insurance Company applied to have re-
Ceyer appointed -= Attorney General Had
ley of Missouri subppnaed Francis D Carley
and several other new witnesses TO testify to-
day ia the Standard on hearing -- Former
Fire Chief Bonner appointed Deputy Fire
Commissioner by Mr. O'Brien. - After two
days examination of talesmen only eleven
Jurors were selected to try Captain Van Setback
of the steamer Slocum 7-- AUGUSTUS Setoi,
who has been mentioned in connection with the
stock forgery case, was brought TO this city.
Justice Davis IN the Supreme Court here
dismissed the writ of habeas corpus issued by
himself The complaint of Miss Margaret
Blake Robinson against Miss Lucy X. Reynolds,
aunt Of Miss Anne Nissan Hays. #= At the
annual meeting OF the Society for the Proven
zion Of Cruelty to Animals resolution was
passed providing that IN future all expenses be
itenlized and made public. - It was said
that p F. MCGOWAN would control the Board
oF I-6ucation and had dictated the election Of
= J. Winthrop. the Mayors brother-in-law, as
president Of the board. ~ The striking type
re+tere fo,1nd means TO reach women who had
taken their places; firms gave in =.
special policeman employed by the Long Island
Railroad Company was found murdered N 'ne
company+s yards at Williamsburg
az.
Rain The temperature yesterday: Highest a
degrees; lowest %