New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-15
Irm21prk Daily Gribn1re
THURSDAY, MARCH -. 1906
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONVERSATIONS: The railroad rate ques-
ton was discussed by Messrs. Rayner. Knox.
Aldrich. Lodge, Spooner. DOlliver. Tillman and
Others, most Of the speakers fayoring court
review provision. - House: The Legislative
Executive and Judicial Appropriation bill was
considered Mr.. Babcock spoke against the Joint
Statehood bill.
FOREIGN.-There are grave indications that
the unrest IN Russia is growing and that dis
orders on large scale are about 20 be renewed;
Count Witte Is reported 10 be enaeaNorlng 10
repress a reactiOnary plot which would entail
further massacres, and the Socialist elements
are said 10 be preparing a general stIlke.
General Rennenkampf issued a proclamation an
Y7ouncing that an attempt on his life the lives
Of members OF his escort would be followed by
the execution Of six hundred prisoners. -
dispatch 10 THE Daily Mail" from Algeciras
says that a speedy rupture at the Moroccan con-
ference is regarded as a possibility: other ad-
vices say that the hitch in negotiations can be
removed only by intervention on the part or the
French or German government. - Funeral
services over the BODY OF manuel Qulltaha,
President Of Argentina, were held at Buenos
Ayres. == Chinese troops were called out at
Canton TO check the rush to purchase shares OF
the Canton & Hankow Railway == The ia
maican Legislature refused TO vote an appro-
rriation for the militia, which will be dsbanded.
DOMESTIC.-President Roosevelt commended
the conduct OF the American troops in the battle
a Mount Dajo, and made public General Woods
report that there was no wanton slaughter OF
Moro women and children. - Twenty-seVen
men uerisbed when the steamer British King,
which left New-York last week, foundered of
the coast Of Massachusetts; twenty-nine were
Marks introduced a resolution at Albany calling
on the Governor TO investigate the alleged jury
fixing in this city. -- The State Railroad
Commission announced at Buffalo that II would
make an investigation OF the Ryan-Belmont
traction merger. - The Assembly Cities
Committee reported ffty-four bills. including
the Prentice measure for bureau Of criminal
investigation in the Police Department here.
== The Senate AT Albany passed the bill for
an investigation Of the State Banking Depart
meut through a commission. -= The Shana-
han bin, aimed 10 ISevent the piedmont
merger, was advanced 10 the third reading IN the
Assembly. == II was reported in Pittsburg
that President Roosevelt had advised President
Mitchell to accept the offer for a renewal of the
agreement in the anthracite fields
CITY-Stocks were dull and heavy. ==
Secretary Taft came over from Washington and
met three brothers at the home Of Henry ".
Taft; he declined 10 discuss the subject Of &C
cepting place I'm the supreme Court Of the
United States. -- Cotton broke badly, max
ing new low levels for the season in a wild
market = Many gifts. including those Of
Joseph il. Choate and the Prince Of Monaco TO
the \ew-NOrk Public Library We're announced
at meeting Of the trustees -= Cornelius y.
Bliss visited District Attorney Jerome il was
said that they discussed campaign contributions
by insurance companies. = suit against
one doctor by another for pay for professional
services caused talk I'm medical circles in this
city 80 Subway express service was prac-
ideally tied up for two hours by leaving
the track. == An English woman who had
threatened j. p. Morgan was taken 10 Bellevue
Tor examination. =- There was an insured
TumOr in Wall Street that opposition 10 the trac-
ton merger had disappeared
THE WEATHER.-Ind Indication for to-day:
hnoW, possibly turning 10 rain The temper
azure yesterday: Highest, p degrees; lowest, %.