New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-10
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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10. 1906
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS-Senate; A resolution authorlz-
ing the Interoceanic Canals Committee 10 IN
vestigate the Panama Commission was adopted
Senator Bacon's attempt to bring about pup
lie discussion Of his resolution calling on the
President for information concerning the MO
roccan conference failed Senator Morgan GIo-
cussed his railroad rate bill - House: Inc
Philippine Tariff bill was discussed, John Sharp
Williams announcing in the debate that he would
support the bill
Observation-Disclosures of the Russian govern
rnent profess confidence that the tnsurgent move
uent has been crushed, at least Tor the present >
the labor parties continuing endeaVors 20
strengthen their organizations for another up
rising: the escort OF the Emperor has been IN
creased. - Russian refugees reaching Maya
sad from Vladivostok say that general rising
throughout Siberia is feared - NJ deVoA'
the head of the French delegation to the Moroc-
can conference, left Paris for Spain. - The
first election for the new British Parliament Will
be held at Ipswich on January T. W oman oman
suffragists hectored Sir Henry Campben-Ban-
herman at Liverpool, and several OF them were
elected from the meeting. - The Japanese
Ministry at Berlin has been raised TO an en-
bassy: Baron Kaneko and Baron Komura have
been made members Of the Privy Council. -
Charles Thomson Ritchie. nrst Baron 5 S1as
former Chancellor Of the Exchequer' died at
Biarritz.
DONESTIC.The House leaders in Washing
ton believed that the Republican detection ha1
been SO far overcome that the Philippine bill
was safe - Rear Admiral Melville. in Phila-
delphia, declared the battleship should form the
tecting to the method OF procedure announced by
Attorney General Mayer in the Tax Bureau case
in Albany, Withdrew MS cnaISes dSa@1ASl
John J. Merrill AN Ithaca IN. 70 man,
who was thrown from his carriage, was found
nearly frozen: he had been robbed while un-
conscious, and later a man was arrested charged
with the crime -Ret1dents OF New York
village threatened to lynch a negro who mar
ried q white girl. -DepositorS in Chicago
banks transferred millions of dollars TO institu-
tions in other cities in effort TO fight the pro-
posed tax on checks THE message OF Gov
ernor Utter Of Rhode Island dealt with insur-
ance and sounded a note Of warning against
nasty action by the General Assembly =" The
Presidents OF six Chicago banks assumed con-
troll OF two John r. Walsh banks. title
Federal Court OF Appeals in Cincinnati. decided
that the Chinese Exclusion Act still in
force. - Governor Pennypacker. in Harris
burg, issued a supplementary call for the extra
session of the Pennsylvania legislature, to in
clude consideration Of uniform primaries, Civil
Service for State officers and campaign expense
regulation. flames J. HILL in Chicago, said
that reciprocity with Canada was necessary to
stop the exodus Of American labor and capital
into the Dominion
CTTY-Stocks displayed firm undertone but
price movements were irregular. ~ Many
.ex-offcialS OF insurance companies were dropped
from the directorates Of national banks In this
city. - Twenty persons were buried alive
or burned 10 death as the result Of landslide
at Haverstraw, n. Y The family of
Charles a Edwards. who was found dead in
his brother-in-laws house, IN New-h Haven,
last week say the theory of Coroner Mix that
at was q case Of suicide is absurd. - At the
meeting OF the National Bank or North America
several directors were dropped, reducing the
membership of the board to nine. -" The
condition Of Marshall Field. the Chicago mer-
chant, who Is sick at the Holland House, was
reported much improved - Friends OF
the art merger plan to establish q school on
Morningside Heights promised to duplicate any
amount raised TO build home for it. -
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day
Fair The temperature yesterday: Highest. -
degrees; lowest, il.