New-York tribune., 1906-04-28
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SATURDAY. APRIL 2s. 1906.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS Senate: Mr.. Spooner finished
his reply 10 Mr. Bailey on the Rate bill: the pri-
vate pension calendar was clears sd. -- House;
Mr.. williams replied TO Republican speeches on
the tariff: a bill making emergency approprls-
tions for work on federal property in san Fran
cisco and at Mare Island was passed
FOREIGN.-The homes of leading Royalists
Bonapartists, labor leaders and anarchists were
searched al Paris by the police IN the nope ol
finding evidence Of plot TO overthrow me re-
public. Natives of Tunis reVolted, killed
three Europeans and made an unsuccessful al
tack on the town OF Thala- =- Negotiations
between Great Britain and Turkey continue, but
the former government is determined 10 enforce
the withdrawal of Turkish troops from Iabah
IL is reported that the Turks have seized III
Arish ==== The statue of Benjamin franklin
presented 10 the city Of Paris by John ID harles
was unveiled at the Trocadero. ~ King I'D
ward and Queen Alexandra arrived at Naples
and in company with the Duke ana Duciless o.
Aosta visited the region devastated by NesuVlus
CITY.-Stocks were weak. - The COM
Dlaint was served on Judge Andrew Hamilton
hut not made public in the suit Tor an acoouht-
ing Of moneys spent by him as legislative agent
for the New York Life. = William A
Brewer, jr.. of the Washington Life was IN
dicted for perjury by the grand jury: -
Justice Deuel. filed his answer to the ap-
Yllcation made for his removal brought by Dis
trict Attorney Jerome and others. == PreSi-
dent Ahearn Of the Borough OF Manhattan Of
fsred a resolution al the meeting OF the Board
Of Estimate which practically would take all
power from the Bureau of Franchises. ==
Magistrate Crane, after hearing the complaint
Of a woman, denounced the Prudential Insur-
Company, calling the alleged act highway
robbery. == There was unconfrmed
NOR of the suspension of several fire insurance
companies on account OF the San Francisco con-
hagratiop
DOMESTIC.-Senate leaders in Washington
believed that date for vote the bill
would he set early next week: conservatives
claimed fifty-one votes for a broad court review
amendment. = The Parsons Reappo-tion-
ment bin was reported in the Senate in Albany
and was advanced 10 third reading. \
statement from the Rev DIT. Crapsey was read
by Congressman Perkins, OF the rector's counsel!
at the tidal In Batavia; arguments were pre-
scented by both sides. == Governor Higgins
signed the last Of the insurance reform
measures. - The refusal OF the coal opera
tore 20 accept the mine workers propositions
made II look as II a strike would be ordered.
according 10 a dispatch from Scranton. -=
H z. Huntington gave $4,000 for the relief OF
the professional classes impoverished by the
San Francisco disaster. - warrant was
Issued at Cambridge, Mass, for a Harvard in
structor charged with numbering his wife. ==
The physician appointed by the Newark court
20 examine Mrs. Lillian r. Duke alleged TO be
asserting a false sickness as an excuse for nom
attendance at her husbands divorce suit, re-
ported she in bed but that she ap-
psrently suffering from illness - Coal
operators opened large coal breaker in
Morristown. n. J., and said to have ten
months supply OF lump COAL which they are
breaking into marketable sizes.
THE wEATHER.-Indieations for to-day:
Fair. The temperature yesterday: Highest. -
degrees; lowest. 46