New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-24
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS-Senate: Senator Spooner fin
ished his speech on the Rate bill, and Senator
Tillmar replied: the F0rtifcatiOns ApprOpria-
ZION Dill was passed House: The Legislative APP
preparation bill was discussed many increases
IN salary being eliminated on points Of order
FOREIGN.-The meeting Of the Moroccan con-
ference was postponed until Monday. == The
Outook SAYS that the solution OF the dispute in
regard 10 Morocco viii mean a check 10 both
Great Britain and France; the paper urges an
ailance or England. France and Russia TO curb
Germany. == one days record of crime and
repression in Russia shows long lists Of murders,
robbeTies. risings and executions reported from
al parts Of the empire the agitation the
execution OF Lieutenant Schmidt continues ==
Pirates near Canton seized and looted a launch
belonging 20 the Standard oil Company; the
gunboat Callao was sent IN search or the Chlnese
culprits. == Ras Makonnen. the Abyssinian
general. is dead. - The lower house Of the
Austrian Parliament passed by a great majority
the first reading of the Electoral Reform bill.
= A general mobilization Of the Hungarian
army was ordered TO make good the gaps in the
ranks caused by the Parliament's refusal to vote
the usual contingent OF recruits. ==--- Inc sui
tan Of Turkey lhas declined 10 accede TO Great
BriJain's request TO withdraw troops from Tabah.
DOMESTIC.-The Presidents address TO the
Keep commission praising them for their work
made public. == Senator DOlliver s
opinion that the Rate bill would pass the Senate
without amendment received little support.
= Governor BatusOn at Columbus, ONO,
made remarka bic rally and hopes for his re-
covery were entertained. - An insane man
wounded eight persons, two probably fatally, at
the funeral Of his brothers child I'm a suburb
of Baltimore. 80 The coal conference in In
dianapClis was still in a deadlock, the operators
being unable 10 agree. - A dispatch from
Chicago said that the Yerkes heirs were anxious
20 sell their Chicago traction holdings and would
take Mueller certificates for them. == George
". Aldridge, at Albany denied that he a
candidate for the craftsmanship Of the executive
committee of the Republican State Committee or
Of the State Committee. he had entered into no
compact with Timothy l. Woodruff he said.
- i was announced that the home Of the
late John A. Mccall at West End, y. J. had
been purchased by a syndicate for a country
club.
CITY-StOCks were strong. == Charles T.
Hughes was greeted the next Governor" at
al Delta Epsilon dinner IN his honor =- Il
was shown at the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion hearing that local shippers mulcted the
freight -= II was learned that many legal
complications would result from Thomas W XII
icy, the bgamous banker. selling property as
an alleged bachelor II was announced
that the Pennsylvania Railroad had made such
concessions that an agreement on the Eighth
avenue site Tor the new New York City UostOf-
nee seemed likely == Judge OSullvan diff
lered Win MI Jerome over advice TO the grand
jury regarding campaign funds. =-T The stand
ara on nearing was adjourned until today: II
IL Rogers VIII probably be the first witness
- II was intimated by person high in the
Lel---syiFai-la Railroads employ that the com
10y might withdraw its application for a
lFaicAlse Tor It's connecting railway owing IN the
'pposihon exhibited 10y Mayor Mcclellan.
THE ATHER-Indications for today.
ar. Toe temperature yesterday: Highest -
degrees lowest Il.