New-York tribune., 1906-07-26
Nstp2lork DaiIp Ga-ib,aaae
THURSDAY, JULY 26. 1906.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-Strict censorship over revolution
airy news is being exercised in Russia, put ac-
cOrding to the information which mas feached -. 81
Petersburg the leaders Of the people are hesl-
iating to call general strike, large facuion
being in favor Of pOstpOning such movement
until the people are stronger ana tne government
Is weaker - Rebellion is said to have broken
out afresh in the Baltic provinces; there is
much Law Iessness in Poland, and the admin
sstFafion of the Caucasus is reported paralyzed.
=- There was a general recovery in prices on
the European exchanges, a more hopeful view
being taken of the situation in Russia - the
Interparliamentary Union, In London, adopted
resolutions relating TO the Limitation or contta-
band Of war. =-= Advices from Peking say that
Sir Robert Hart will soon retire as director OF
Chinese customs and that fears are again e1-
pressed that the reorganized Chinese board VIII
assume control Of this department. - Polltl-
cal discomfort continues in Persia. and the peo-
PIE are loudly demanding reforms; five thousand
refugees are under the protection Of the British
Legation at Teheran. == Pedro Monte was
chosen President of Chilli for a five year term.
DONESTIC.-It was announced in Washing
ton that the Interstate Commerce Commission
W0liid grant hearing next IueSOdy 10 lho
Western railway officials, who asked an inter-
probation of the new law. = AT the meeting
of the Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing
Company in Pittsburg, minority stockholders
accused President George Westinghouse or using
the companys funds for private enterprises
A special train reached Camden, N. j.,
having covered eighty-twO miles in seventy
minutes. to save the life of machinist crushed
under engine. = Mayor Tom Johnson IN
Cleveland was ordered to show cause why he
should not be punished for contempt Of court
IN violating an injunction fOrDloolng the tearing
up Of street railway tracks, which he was super
vfsing = A strike of freight handlers at
Oakland, Cal. increased the freight congestion
at San Francisco; the cOnslgnees VIII De ap-
pealed to relieve the tie-up = man. said
10 be the murderer of Mrs. Louise A Gentry, OF
Chicago was locked up in POughkeepsie. y. Y.
- The father Of the box whose body was
found in the HoOsatonic woods two weeks ago
was arrested on charge Of murder.
CITY.-Stoclxs were strong. Justice
Blanchard granted the international policy
holders committees application for writ OF
mandamus TO compel Superintendent Kelsey to
show cause why he should not be restrained
from keeping the names of four men on the
Mutual administration ticket. - Bids re-
ceived for the proposed issue OF $12,5O0OOO Of
per cent stock and bonds of the city of New
York, which We're opened at the Controllers
Office, were exceedingly unsatisfactory, the av
erage being below 102 -= One man was killed
and six injured, two perhaps fatally, by
plosion of naphtha tanks in a Newark factory
- A summons served President
Peters of the Long Island Railroad, in Long
Island City, in connection with smoke nuisance
complaints. - IrOnwOrllers testifying at the
inquest into the death Of Special Policeman But
Ter denied any knowledge OF an assault. -
The opinion gained ground that Harry K. Thaw
would be tried for the murder Of Stanford White
the emotional insanity plea. = A Swede
was arrested at Ellis Island, charged with steal
ing from his employer in Sweden. - A Negro
youth was found guilty Of manslaughter in the
Court Of General Sessions.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Fair The temperature yesterday: Highest 81
degrees; lowest &c.