New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
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THURSDAY, APRIL Il, 1906.
TRE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS- 1t is believed that de-
bate the Railroad Rate bill VIII be closed
within few days and that the final vote may
be taken early next month. -= House: The
Postoflce Appropriation bill remained uhoer
consideration.
Observation-Disclosures from Naples and
Romc said that the eruption Of Nesuvus was
slackening. and that scientists believed that the
volcSno had spent its greatest force; wide re-
Eon had been laid waste, and the rellet meas
ureS were insufficient: fears of falling buildings
caused panics in Naples. - The Russian Con-
sututional Democrats elected to Parliament are
preparing plans of campaign: there disson-
sions among them in regard TO a course OF &C
ton, but even the moderate views seem not
likely TO meet autoCratic approval, q new re-
bellion is feared in the southeastern part Of the
empire. = Thirty-two bishops Of English and
Welsh dioceses decided at a meeting 10 oppose
the education bill; strong Roman Catholic
protest viii be made against the measure. -=
Two hundred and fifty men of the Portuguese
cruiser Don Carlos / mutinied at Lisbon; the
outbreak queIled by Admiral Ferreira, who
sent the men on shore under arrest == a dis
patch from Berlin 10 The Cologne Gazette" said
that Germany had in no way influenced Rus-
sia's action in fixing date for the peace con-
gress at The Hague. == Mr.. Storer will pre-
sent his letters of recall to Emperor Francis
Joseph to-day - Advices from Havana say
that genuine and medical sanitary reforms are
being carried out in all cities of the island.
DOMESTIC.-The Senate at Albany. after the
bitterest fight of the session. passed the Page
Bowling bin substituting a recording tax for
the present mortgage tax. = Another death
from bubonic plague took place on board the
BurrsfeId, quarantined at Reedy Island, near
Philadelphia. making the third since the vessel
left BON hay. = Fifty-eight new cases of
typhoid fever were reported in Pittsburg. ==
Assemblyman Foelkner introduced a bill in the
Assembly to prevent the taking Of more water
from the Niagara River. Four Seamen of
vessel driven within twenty-five miles of safe
ty perished off the Northern Atlantic Coast.
= Dr. Julian p Thomas and his wife, with
Charles Levee. made successful balloon as
cent from Pttsfield. Mass and a safe descent
at Summerfield Conn, three hours later.
CITY.-StOcks were strong. - Officials of
the mutual insurance companies showed great
activity in opposing the Armstrong bill re-
Quire that lists Of policyhoders be open to in
\ spectiOn. == 1t was said that q combination
u of disgruntled officeseekers Of Brooklyn would
make charges against Borough President Coler
for making ante-eleCtion promises == cable
dispatch received here announced the temporary
retirement Of President Castro of Venezuela.
= The Rev. DT. John P. Peters said that the
Committee Of Fourteen would continue its work
against the fake Raines law hotels in spite of
the fact that the bill against them had become
a law =- Four men arraigned in con-
nection with the campaign against the smoke
nuisance. - Commissioner Bingham an
nounced that he would make a big shake-up OF
police officials to-day. -= James A. Bailey,
owner Of the Barnum & Bailey circus, died at
his home IN Mount Vernon. -= General Jime-
nez was defendant in a suit to recover S25,tbO
alleged TO be due for the Quitting of a filibus-
terfng expedition. == Colonel Michael j. Dady
sailed for Cuba.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Fair. The temperature yesterday: Highest. Sc
degrees. lowest A.