New-York tribune., 1906-06-14
Nssp7lork DAILY Griba,re
THURSDAY, JUNE II, 1906.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS The conference report
on the Statehood bill was adopted. - House:
The Committee on Agriculture completed q sub
stitute for the Beveridge Meat Inspection bill,
which places the cost OF inspection on the gov
ernment.
FOREIGN-The revolutionary spirit is re-
ported 10 be spreading rapidly in the Russian
army and many regiments are said to be in open
mutiny; agrarian outbreaks continue. -
Fears OF a general strike in Moscow are eN-
pressed, owing 10 a disagreement between print
ers and employers. The condition Of Beals
c. Wright, who IS suffering from blood poison
ing in England, has become worse, and the
doctors fear that amputation OF a finger may De
necessary. - King Haakon, Queen Maud ana
Crown Prince Olaf left Christiania on their
Journey through Norway before the coronation,
and were warmly greeted by the people. -
reception in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs Longworth
was given at Dorchester House; they will visit
the houses of Parliament to-day. - John
Burns in a speech at London connected the ab-
normal infantile mortality in England with
canned meats and intemperance among women.
g. A dispatch from Mexico City says that
the steamer Empire has been solo 20 Nicaragua
TO prevent her seizure by the United States.
DOMESTIC.-Reports that President Roose-
Welt had interfered in the political campaign in
Iowa were denied at the White House. -
AT the Interstate Commerce Commission lnVestl-
CATION in Philadelphia il was brought out that
the Pennsylvania Railroad bought private coal
cars for certain mining companies. - The
Chicago Burlington & Quincy Railway Com
pany was found guilty by jury in the United
States District Court in Kansas City of grant
1rg concessions 10 Ine fOuT Dig pdChiIS AOuSSo
- IT reported at Garden City that Ger
trude O'Hara would take the stand to-day
against G. c. Poole, her former sweetheart, ac-
cused OF killing her father. = Baron Won
Sternburg delivered the commencement address
before the students OF the University OF Illinois
at IJrbana At the Princeton commence
rnent the honorary degree Of Doctor or Laws
was given 10 Secretary Root, Genera P0rter ana
the Rev. Dr. W. D. Mackenzie. = Homecom-
ing week at Louisville, KY, was opened with
appropriate ceremonies. - Two more f'ud-
lists were arrested in Kentucky following start
ling disclosures in court. -= Eight persons
were hurt in a collision between two touring au-
tonobiles near Marlboro, Mass.
CITY=Stocks were weak. = Mayor Nc
Cslellan's praise of District Attorney jerome in q
University Schenectady, \. Y, was interpreted
by locsl Democrats to be mild boom for Jer-
ONE Tor Governor; the Mayors subject was "Tht
Profession OF Politics" == II was learned Mr.
Jerome had found that the Mutual Life used 9
cipher code in its dealings with Lysander w
Lawrence & Co. == II developed that Mr.
Jerome, and not District Attorney Young OF
Westchester County, might prosecute the New
Rochelle aldermen who are accused Of soliciting
bribes from the State Line Telephone Company
80 The police investigating the Kinnan MUIR
N der were at a standstil, all trails being blind
- More than thousand We're graduated
from Columbia University honorary degrees
We're conferred we'll known men, President
Butler officiating. == The synod of the Re-
formed Church Of America sent q telegram to
President Roosevelt thanking him for HIS ef-
forts TO raise the standard Of citizenship.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day
Fair. The temperature yesterday: Highest, a.
degrees; lowest. IS