New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-22
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TUESDAY, MAY %, 1906.
TIE NEWS TBIS MORNING.

-ONCRFSS-Senate: The Legislative Ex-
scltive and Judicial Appropriation bill was
passed - House: Twenty-six oills were
Based despite the filibustering tactics Of the
Democratic leader.
FOREIGN.-Willism H. Stuart, American
vice-cOnsul at Batoum. was shot and killed by
unknown men near his home. - The Russian
house accepted the decision OF the Emperor In
Tegard 20 the presentation OF its demands -
Colonel Count Keller, In command OF the garr1-
son at Kalisz, was seriously injured by bomb
- Il was rumored at st. Petersburg that a
court martial has sentenced to death General
Stoessel and Admiral Nebogaton. - Pirates
seized British felucca OF the Angera coast. and
demanded $1,000 for the release OF Vessel ana
crew. - More fighting occurred in Macedonia
between Turks and SeTVians and Wallachians
and Greeks: the Rumanlan government has
dered the expulsion Of number OF Greeks. -
General Morales, the former President Of SantO
Domingo, arrived at St Thomas from Porto
Rico. - A semi-oflcial warning has been is
sued in Germany relative to Anglo Russian ne
yotiations affecting territory reached by the
Bagdad Railway. which is being constructed I'M
der German concession
DOMESTIC.-President Roosevelt appointed
Edward s. Fowler Appraiser Of the Port Of New
York, TO succeed George w. Whitehead. resigned.
80 The United States Supreme Court affirmed
the conviction OF United States Senator Burton.
influence with the Postofflce Department IL be-
half OF the RialtO Company, Of ST. Louis. -
The United States Will have a strong force Of
marines at Panama TO preserve order at the APP
preaching election. Governor Higgins at
Albany signed number Of bills. the most i'm
portant OF which were two Corrupt Practices
acts and the Ogdensburg ripper" bills; he vetoed
the Foelker Niagara measure - There was
some discOrd in the Presbyterian Assembly at
Ges Moines over the questions of the prayer
book and Cumberland Union. - heavy
frost damaged fruit and vegetables In Northern
E-w York and Vermont Proceedings in the
Neigntman contested will in Philadelphia
we're postponed until next month on account of
fne illness Of Mrs. Weightman- Walker. =-- An
et'.ng list was egged from the pulpit in Brown
tCunty. Ind.
CITY.-StocAs were dull at small price
changes. == Three men were killed and sew
sal others seriously hurt by the caving in of
part OF the Pennsylvania Railroad tunnel in
East Bath street. - A man in WoOdcff.
X J.. killed his daughter and then shot him
self; his housekeeper, who wounded. denied
that the mailman had struck her. =-=- Cor
neus n. Bliss was before the insurance grand
jury -= Two balloons ascended from East
1Soth street, and at a late hour news of the
landing Of either had been received. - It
was announced that six track elevated railroad
would be built on the East Side soon. -
Commander Eva Booth Of the Salvation Army
Issued a statement denying the charges of F d
solenberger general manager of the Associated
Charities. Of Minneapol -- The head Of one
or the baby paviOns OF Bellevue HOSPITAL was
held for trial, charged with performing an
autopsy on an infant without the consent Of the
next or kin. - A number Of cracks were dis
covered IN the Municipal Building, Brooklyn.
THE Observation-Disclosures for TODAY.
"a. ana warmer. The temperature yesterday:
Highest % degrees; lowest 40