New-York tribune., 1906-04-05
Nep21prk Dailp Gribu,re
THURSDAY. APRIL 3, 1906.
THE NEWS THIS MORyING.

CONGRESS- Mr.. Newlands spoke
on the rate bill advocating government owheI % @
shin Of railroads; the Urgent Deficiency oll was
passed. - House: Consideration OF lhe FOs'-
Office Appropriation bill was begun
FORFIGN-The Russian Constitutional Demo
Gratis continued 10 make gains IN al paris on '1s s
country; their leaders fear that the result OF
the election Will cause the Emperor 10 ulssoiFe
Parliament which might lead 10 another gteat
outburst OF popular indignation - AhotheT
survivor Of the disaster at the Courrieres mines %
on March 10 was rescued from Pit no. a serious
trouble is feared owing TO the anger OF uls
population against the engineers IN chaIee Ot
he work OF rescue == Advices from Pellng
say that the native newspapers are sun uslns
the Nan-Chang affair 10 rouse the anger ON, on tle
people against the mssionaries-== AnotheF
native revolt has broken out In Natal; troops
are being sent from Durham 10 GreytoWn; -
Prince William Of Schaunburg-L Lippe ano Frilo IN
cess Louise, his daughter-in-law, dieo at 1he
castle at Nachod.
DOMESTIC.-The topics TO be considered al
the Psn-American conference IN no JaneIo
next July were made public In washington
60 Members Of the Republican Congressman
Campaign Committee were chosen at a caucus
OF Senators and Representative IN M9snlIlg 9l,is
ton - Strong opposition 10 the Ulster County
water supply scheme was SHOWN al neariIls
fn Albany on the bill TO repeal the laws barring
the city from Suffolk ana DutchesS couhles cs
- state Senators George L. Shinn and
George r. Martens, OF New Jersey, were lleo
before the Senate Judiciary Committee al ITeh-
ton on the charge OF soliciting bribes 10 XII Two
loawnbrokers bills. ==-= II was decided 10 ap-
point a receiver for the Zion city property IN
view OF DOWie'S proposed uEnA ioi
rnent Secretary Taft spoke al the exer-
cises Of the twenty-ifth anniversary OF Tuske-
gee Institute. at Tuskegee, Ala. = The
Assembly passed five OF the Armstrong insur-
ance reform bills, with little opposition.
CITY-StOcks We're lower. == The body OF
Paul Nocuuet who left the Bronx in balloon
Tuesday afternoon, was found in a swamp
near Amityvile, Long Island. last evening
about two miles from the point hts balloon
descended late Tuesday night. == II was
said that the anthracite miners would with
draw some of their demands at the conference
with the operators here to-day. == Members
Of the board oS managers OF the Society for the
Prevention Of Cruelty 20 Animals expressed
themselves IN favor OF the selection Of Joseph
II. Chonte president OF the society. ==
r. B. Ward, whose application 70 be placed on
the Town Topics" mailing list Colonel W. d.
Mann denied that he 20 K'd," reached this city
and said he was willing 10 testify. - Major
General Grant issued a statement that the
court martial erred IN finding Major Price
ruthless Of intOKication == II was reported
here that Postmaster General Cortelyou would
have introduced IN Congress bill 20 obviate
the necessity for sending stamps and coins
through the mails
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Showers and colder. The temperature yester-
day; Highest g. degrees: lowest, Ss.