New-York tribune., 1906-07-23
Netp2lurk Dailp Gribune
MONDAY. JULY %. 1906.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FORETGN.-The government and the people
OF Russia are now face to face and the safety
members OF the Douma have fed to Finland,
where sessions will be held; hundreds Of arrests
have been made in the capital. which resembles
an armed camp - RiOting broke out in
St Petersburg at nightfall; the troops fired sew
eTal Voileys into a crowd at the Narva
Gate - The brunt of meeting the govern
ment's attempt to repress disorder will probably
fall upon the leaders of the labor organizations;
a general strike in every branch OF industry
ln Russia is being prepared - M: Stolypin
mas been appointed premier TO succeed NJ. Cor
emyken. - General Won Schwanebach, con-
troller OF the empire, explained the dissolution
OF parliament by saying that the step had been
forced upon the Car by the revolutionists a,
strict repressive policy toward disorders would
De maintained but the Emperor was resolved to
uphold the principle of representative govern
ment. - The condition Of Thomas E. Still
man, who was injured in France, was reported
critical. though the doctors decided that the
patients recovery was possible.
DOMESTIC. - The American Federation Of
Labor, from its headquarters in Washington,
ISSUED an appeal to organized labor to be-
come active in Independent politics. - A
report TO the Governor by the State Civil Ser
vice commission was made public at Alban
in which H H. Bender, fiscal supervisor OF
state charities, and Herbert F. Prescott his
CONFIDENTIAL clerk. are found guilty of collect
ing campaign funds from employees in the office
- The report Of the State Commissioner Of
Insurance for 1905 which made public at
surance business in that year - Four men
were killed and several persons were injured in
AosA"Ny dNClueul near SPOKANE, WASH.
Mayor Studiey of New Haven, in that city eX-
pressed himself favoring each city insuring
Its own fire risks - ". Parry Kennard
stock raiser of Auburn, y. Y killed himself by
taking poison and then shooting himself. -
A search of Upper Pond. Belchertown, failed to
reveal any trace of Miss >Winsola Goodell, who
has been missing since July 6. ----- The Syrian
leper, who is trying to reach this city. arrived
IN Philadelphia, and the authorities ordered him
sent back whence he came.
CIrY-Russell Sage died at his summer home
at Lawrence. Long Island. at the age Of eighty
nine. FL The publication of letters from Eve
lyn Nesbit Thaw's mother to Stanford White
caused CONSERVATION 10 counsel for Thaw's de-
fence = Thousands Of passengers were kept
prisoners in the sweltering subway for nearly
two hours by accident near the bridge sta
ton - The liner New York brought to this
port the crew of a Newfoundland bark which
foundered at sea- = DR.. AlVah H Doty,
Health Officer of the Port OF New York said
that the present system of garbage disposal was
menace to the city, and that incineration
the only safe way to dispose Of the city's refuse
~ Oscar Hammerstein tried out" fifty ap-
plicants for places in the chorus Of his new
opera company. - Colonel Henry Watterson
made speech at Manhattan Beach eulogizing
p. S. Gilmore, the late bandmaster - Two
hundred and twenty-five school teachers passed
through the immigrant lines at Ellis Island
THE WEATHER-Indications for TODAY.
Showers The temperature yesterday: Highest
50 degrees; lowest 20