New-York tribune., 1906-06-07
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THURSDAY, JUNE Z. 1906.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS.-Senate: Discussion of the con-
ference report the Railroad Rate bill was con-
tinued. particular objection being made TO the
anti-pass provisions. House: The Sundry Civil
bill was taken up in committee or the Whoie
after q two hours flibuster; the usual attempt
90 eliminate the appropriation for the rental o.
the New York Custom House failed
FOREIGN.-Advices from ST Petersburg say
that there is serious unrest among the troops,
the revolutionists having made great advances
toward sapping the loyalty or the army -
Violent speeches against the government were
made at the session Of the Russian Parliament,
and the belief that conflict cannot be long de,
layed seems 10 be gaining ground - Kari
Robert Eduard Hartmann, the German
philosopher, died at his home in Berlin; -
La Provence, which arrived at Havre at , ?. m
yesterday reduced the record for the trip from
New York 10 that port by about two hours -
Emperor william cordially greeted by En-
peror Francis Joseph at Vienna; great precau-
lions were taken 10 protect the German ruler;
the soVerelgns exchanged cordial messages WIN
the King OF Italy. - II was reported from
Toldo that the control OF railways acquired by
Japan in Alanchuria would be divided between
the government and the people. - The reVo,
lutionsry forces In Southern Guatemala are salo
70 have been victorious In two engagements
DoMESTIC-A representative of the Chicago
markers before the House Committee on Agr1-
culture. IN Washington, denied specifically many
of the charges made in the Neiil-Reynolos re-
port and criticised the Beveridge amendment 10
the Agricultural bill - President Roosevelt
made the address to the graduates at the
Cathedral School for Girls in washington
Joseph Boyer chief clerk in the Office OF the
b superintendent Of motive power OF the Penn
syivania Railroad, admitted that he had ac
cepted gifts OF stock amounting 10 Sll'OOO ana
money aggregating more than S46,OOO from coaI
companies in three years. - The Pennsyl-
vania Republican convention met at Harrisburg
and nominated a state ticket headed by EN-
Mayor Stuart == Walter Z. Houser, Secre-
tarv of State Of Wisconsin was charged with
attempted bribery in connection with Equitable
Life Assurance legislation. and warrant mas
been issued for his arrest - Friends OF
Thomas O'Connor Jones' the Pittsburg suicide
said the motive was hopeless infatuaton for
his cousin. - i--sS-Es-a~ ~1's~s ~
CTTY-Stocks We're strong. - Only one
former high official of the Mutual Life lnsur-
ance Company II was learned on good authority
would be indicted by the grand jury. - II
was announced that an emissary of Hearst had
visited Charles F. Murphy at Good Ground re-
Gently. - The State Railroad Commission
ordered an all day express system and the build
. fng Of a third track on East Side elevated rail-
roads. -= A wealthy East Side bottle manu-
facturer, il was learned. was robbed of dia-
monds valued at s. 600. - w. X. Vanderbilt,
jr. served on the jury at Mineola, Long Island.
Hundreds of NOrwegians sailed from this
city yesterday 10 take part in the coronation Of
the new King of Norway - The Lincoln
Farm Association shipped the cabin in which
Abraham Lincoln was born 10 it's site the
Lincoln farm, in Hodgenvile. KY. = Chan
cellor MacCracken. at the commencement eXer-
cises of New York University said that the pro-
fession Of teaching was attracting more college
graduates every year.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Partly cloudy The temperature yesterday:
Highest. So degrees: lowest 6S