New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-10
N.e.u-1 1ork Daily grihnTie
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1906.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS.-Senate: The Emergency Appro-
priation bill was passed after protracted discus
sion of amendment to strike out the proyls! i
relieving the Canal Zone from the operatlo I
of the eight hour law, which was defeated
House: record made by passing ~ spe-
cial pension bills in - minutes
FOREIGN-Vice Admiral Chouknin, COM
mander Of the Black Sea feet was attacked In
his Office by woman and wounded; a mutinous
spirit prevails in the feet. and many officers
have been arrested: fierce ARRAYS between the
Reds and the Black Hundreds have occurred in
St. Petersburg. - II was reported from
Malta that Great Britain would detach eight
warships from the Mediterranean and Atlantic
fleets and send them 10 the North Sea. -
President Castro. according TO reports at VIII
lemstad is facing a rebellion of his people, who
opposed to his action toward France; ad-
vices from Paris say that the French govern
ment viii not take the Venezuelan matter up
until the Moroccan question is settled. =-
Natal natives resisted the collection Of poll tax
and attacked a police force. killing six men;
serious rising is feared - The Statist, IN
a leading article, urges President Roosevelt to
save the Moroccan situation by offering to place
the frontier police under control of the United
States 80 one hundred and fifty thousand
NOrkmen in the cotton mills Of England will
be placed on the full wage standard in May:
- The damage caused by the destruction of
missions Chang-Pu is estimated at $4,000
DOMESTIC-The case for the protestants
against Senator Reed SmOOt. of Utah. before
Congress committee in Washington was finished
and his counsel announced that witnesses would
rental of the old Custom House in New-York
City to The government by the National City
Bank Assistant secretary Taylor or the Treas
ury Department explained before the House
Committee on Public Buildings at Washington
that the action was taken according to act of
Congress. == Congressman LongWorth. who
is 10 marry Miss Alice Roosevelt next Satur-
day, was confined to his bed by a slight at
tack. Of tOnSilitis. -- Paul Laurence Dunbar
The negro poet died in Dayton. Ohio. =-- one
man WAS killed and three hurt in politi-
cal fight Savannah. Ga The House of
Representatives at Harrisburg Penn, adopted
a resolution directing the Attorney General to
proceed against the railroad combines #
Pennsy lVania if he found that they were mining
district of the United Mine Workers got an in
junction al Pittsburg restraining his 0pponents
from ousting him from Office. II was said
AT Albany that plan was on foot 10 make ex-
Governor edell chairman emeritus adviser Of
me fbelubilcan state committee: Congressman
Parsons ana Timothy l.. Woodruff there
and saw several leaders.
CITN.-StOCkS were strong =- The letter
or President Wilcox Of the Delaware and Hud-
son Company 10 President Mitchell Of the United
Mine Workers was made public He said coadi-
lions were similar 10 those Of 1907. -= Jacob
+. Bausch chief clerk Of the Board of Coro-
ners, was charged by the District Attorneys Of
nce with shaking down" a citizen and was
censured by the Board Of Coroners. == It
was announced that the absence Of snow had
saved the city $4,000 this winter - A
Tumor OF a conference between the Hill and
Hartman factions caused the stocks of these
lines 10 rise sharply. == new test for IA bies
was announced that would give results I'm twenty
minutes == Several persons were badly hurt
by a sewer gas explosion. 1t was an
nounced that Corporal Stanbery, who preceded
Jones W. NJ. Rices valet has been ordered
here from Manila to testify for Patrick -=
The grand jury in Brooklyn returned indict-
ments against six men in the sewer claim fraud
cases == Bradford Lee Gilbert. the architect.
filed plans with the Building Department for
the erection Of a theatre and mercantile build
ang on Broadway between 4ath and 4Sth SITS
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Fair and colder. The temperature yesterday:
Highest SO degrees; lowest. 80.