New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-31
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SATURDAY, MARCH 81, 1906.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS. Senate: Not in session. 80
House: The Legislative, Executive and Judicial
AuprOpIiation bill. carrying S1oUtOVvpt near -
$4,000 Jess than the last appropriation Dill
was PASSED. after two weeks consideration
FOREIGN-Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman
announced in the House Of Commons IhaI ne
would support the bin of the Labor party pro
viding for the complete immunity OF tIaue
unions funds against the governments measure
= Thirteen men. after twenty days Of hor-
rible suffering I'm the coal pits at Courrieres
were brought 10 The surface; the miners fami-
lies are greatly angered by the alleged inef-
icency Of the early attempts at rescue. =-
Bellamy StOrer. the recalled American Ambas-
sador, is iii at Vienna; the Austrian government
does not recognize Mr.. Rives as charge
d'anaiTes. -= AdyiCes from ST. Petersburg
say that the resignation Of Count White as Pre-
nlier. based on grounds Of poor health, is in the
hands Of the Emperor - Lord Elgtn an
nounced I'm the House OF Lords that the home
government had decided TO leave 10 the Natal
government freedom Of action In the case OF
execution OF rebelliOus natives. d c.
Halceman issued statement twisting the
British pOicyhOdeTS In the Mutu~I Life not 10
surrender their policies and to await dev0'9p-
ments. == Herr Balm expressed him~o
willing al present 10 adopt the turbine system
can Line
DOMESTIC-The indianapolis convention
agreed that the miners should accept advances
wherever offered. thus indicating that the strike
would not be general; in Washington no action
was expected TO be taken by the President
toward settling the strike. - The House Of
representatives committee on ways and Means
authorized favorable report on the free alcohol
hill. but there is some doubt Of its successful
passage == While a hearing was held on the
oil before Congress 10 appropriate 100000 for
a Presidents car. there is expectation that
The measure VIII become law. == The in
crease la the valuation Of franchises in this city
under the figures announced by the State Board
II Tax Commissioners at Albany. was $50 DOL
$50. -- The Armstrong Insurance bills were
introduced in the Senate and Assembly at Al
baHy- == Governor Higgins, at Albany, heard
arguments for and against the S0-cent gas
measure == IWenty-thTee people were in
1uTed in an accident caused by spreading rails
near Fort Wayne, ind. -= The Albany Club
gave dinner for Andrew Hamilton. reelected
its president
CITY-Stocks closed strong --I Il was made
public that the Sauto Domingo authorities were
on the lookout for a vessel which left the United
States two weeks ago, carrying coal and contra
band- Plans for a rapid transit loon con-
meeting Manhattan and Brooklyn by means Of
tunnels were made public. == Judge Sea bury
replied 10 District Attorney Jerome's statement
concerning his withdrawal from the case NJ
McCabe. I'm connection with the alleged Jury fix
ing charges = Earl Grey Governor General
OF Canada, arrived in this city -= President
NOorhis Of the Board Of Elections refused N
give up a ballot box in contested election case
10 an Assembly committee without court or
der -= Joseph A Tuney. note teller Of the
National Bank Of North America confessed "a
stealing S34,o0. he was held without bail I'm the
Tomhs. -= The New York Produce Exchange
refused 10 lease part Of its floor space IN ne
Consolidated Exchange =-- District A+rorna,,
Jerome surprised insurance circles bv the ,,igor
OF his fight for the holding Of George W Perkins
THE WEATHER Indications for to-day.
Rain The temperature Yesterday E4fgbast se
degrees lowest. ~ ~