New-York tribune., 1906-06-09
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

coNGRESS.-Senate: Mr.. Morgan spoke IN
favor OF q committee to investigate coiiu-C S
IN the Isle OF Pines and Mr.. HoPEIs ar go 49,
against the sea level canal. - t1ouSe. ,a ~, -
357 pension bills were passed, the discussion oi
the Ssrndry Civil bill was continued
FOREIGN-It was rumored in st. Petersburg
that the Russian government was contemplating
bowing TO the storm in the lower mouse o. pa paI
ltarneut by granting limited land eNpropflduoIi-
- Gendarmes expelled the nuns from a ~ ~,
vent IN France and were eXcommu muhlcd.eu S ~, ~
~ selegate bishop. - Archbishop tarley
was received in audience by the Pope 60 - -
was announced at Christiania that o"eaeI, o.ieI
would have no representatives at the coronation ION
oF King Haakon VII June -. - IWeiNe
thousand Churchrnen from Lancashire VlsilSI
London to protest against the EauGaio |a bouse
- Notice was given that the packing mouse
disclosures in the United States Woulo DC
brought up in the House of Commons
DOMESTIC-There considerable impa-
ffence tu Washington over the injury 10 tle hNe-
stock trade that delay in action on the BeVer-
fdge beef inspection amendment Is causing; ehe
President sent the report on Chlcas0 pa IN
houses made by officials of the Agricultural Dc
nartment 20 Chairman Wadsworth of the House
Committee on Agriculture. and the hearings pe-
fore that committee We're continued. NoLsICna- 80.
man from a stockyard district in Kansas city
appearing 10 advocate the proposed legislation.
- The President signed the denatured alco-
hol bin. - Much damage was done by Sc
we're wind and rain storm which swept Eastern
Ontario and Michigan and Northern New YORK.
- The session OF the Interstate Commerce
Commission in Philadelphia was adjourned until
next Tuesday - The investigation by the
eu.eciai committee Of the board Of directors OF
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company into the
alleged Determinations by employees. was In full
swing - A mass meeting at Faneuil Hall,
Boston II was announced. would be held tonight
as q last resort TO save Charles L. Tucker from
the electric chair - Eight men were killed
in fire in mine at Anaconda, Mont.
CITY-Stocks were dull. closing weak. -
Judge Iacombe, of the United States Circuit
Court handed down opinion sustaining an
Injunction obtained by the Consolidated Gas
Company against the City and State Of New
York IN the S0-cent gas fight - Bridge Com
missioner Stevenson declared worthless the Sc
curities offered by the lowest bidders on the
Manhattan Bridge. - The New York Tele-
phone Company confessed judgment TO the
S5 100000 for which the city is suing the duc'
contracts. - Recorder Goff refused TO dis
miss the indictments against the Mutual Reserv'
Life Insurance Company officials. - Th'
Commissioners of Accounts recommended th'
formation of a bureau of coal supply TO save
to the municipality some 100000 a year
- At the conference Of Brooklyn and Man
haitian civic representatives in the rooms ot
The City Club, the Brooklyn contingent IA
N vored elevated loop between the Manhattan
u and Brooklyn bridges, while the Manhattan rep
TeSentatives were a practical unit for a subway
- County Clerk Dooing appointed William
s. Andrews Commissioner Of Records; IL was
said that he might be a stop-gap for Senator
Grady
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day
Showers and warmer The temperature yester.
day: Highest, 6S degrees: lowest. 81.