New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
Nesoalorls DAILY Gribaers,
WEDNESDAY, JULY IS, 1906.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

Observation-Disclosures. mutiny and pillage are
spreading rapidly In the Russian provinces;
strike has been declared in Sebastopol and the
troubles in the oil fields Of the Caucasus are
increasing; in a number Of districts the peas
ants are beyond control and there is great fear
roliee 70 DO duty, = The Russian Emperor
approved the famine relief measure passed by
both houses; the lower house is discussing the
draft OF the appeal to the peasants. - An
armistfce between Guatemala and Salvador and
Honduras TO take effect this morning, was
agreed on, and plans for the meeting Of the
peace ENJOYS on board the Marblehead were
made. There violent eruption OF
Stromboli; many fires were caused on the lslana
and the inhabitants are in great fear. :"
new Ministry OF Justice will be estaollshe0 m
Persia, which, il is hoped, Will satisfy the popu-
lar demand for reform - British grocers
say that the recent scare has had most serious
effect on trade in all canned goods - The
tomb Of Charlemagne ar AK la Chapelle was
opened, r. order that photographs Of two pre-
cious cloths might be taken.
DOMESTIC.-President Roosevelt helped 20
make hay at Sycamore Hin. after spending q
night in camp on Eatons Neck where he slept
out IN the rain Governor Higgins at Al
bany refused TO discuss the question of a con-
ference with President Roosevelt on the state
situation - Experts at work on the accounts
Of the late Major G. A. Bartlett at Washington
found that additional 5000 was missing.
The jury in the Hargis- Callahan murder
trial ar Beattyville. KY, returned verdict or
not guilty. - The federal grand jury in
Cleveland, which has been investigating the
relations between the Standard Oil Company and
the Lake Shore Railroad, returned no indict-
mentS because OF lack OF jurisdiction -
Plans for enforcing the meat inspection law
in New York were made in Washington; II is
expected that the new regulations viii be put
into effect on October /. = Louis L. Gourdain
the Chicago broker under sentence for conduct
ing lottery, who is resisting the efforts OF his
counsel and friends 10 appeal his case. reached
Washington and prepared an appeal TO the Su-
preme Court asking for immediate incarceration.
CTTY-Stocls were dull but strong. - Ex-
Judge Olcott was again retained for the defence
Of Harry K. ThaW by the prisoners mother, and
the District Attorney was restrained from taking
evidence in the case - Burton w. Gibson,
the lawyer was held for the grand jury at the
Einnan murder inquest and consigned 70 the
'Tornbs in default of &25000 bail. - The en-
tire blame for the poor trolley service on Staten
Island was laid Henry H Rogers, who con-
trolls the system. - Several persons died
from heat in this city before a terrific thunder
storm brought relief - The New York Tele-
phone Company and the New York and New
Jersey Telephone Company offered S3,5tO.eOU
for exclusive franchises for twenty-five years.
The trustees Of the Mutual Life Insurance
Company filed the administration" ticket in
Albany. Henry H. Rogers and William Rookie
teller refused to allow their names to be used.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Showers. The temperature yesterday: Highest,
s. degrees; lowest, IL