New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-06
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CoNGREss-Houss: chaaD Clark, OF Mis-
souri,. spoke for three hours On ths PhiApIAne
Tariff bill
FOREJGN,-Aavices r-oga the Baltic prov
tnoes say that the troops are gradually sup
pressing the rebellion but that the situation re.
mains nervous: the soldiers in the oisSleS o.
1ooruat and Pernau are able 10 operate only II
large bodies - The 'Novoa Vrauya-' IN the
course of q justification Of the policy OF Count
soon as the doun1a meets - Mr.. Morley. in
q speech made In Scotland. said that ne per
sonally favored the establishment or an E ish
House under the direction Of Parliament: MT
Balfour was hooted at Manchester: David Lloyd
George at Croydon quoted from unpuoIlshed
Board OF Trade returns to show the Ia44acy OF
Mr. Cha-uberlain's proposals - Carlos r.
Morales the fugitive President OF Sanlo 10
Iningo. has been inapeached by Congress- ana 40
Caceres is in control of the government II Is
reported that Jtnenez has gone to Monte Crlstl
ana thar he viii enter the fight for the Presl-
dency - Sir Edward Grey. ACCORDING 20
ssT1he Standard" has announced that he VIII
carry out the Moroccan policy OF Lore LAhs.
downe. - The steamer Carlisle. winch ha me-
many paisfortunes. sank after nre on DoaIo
at Saigon 80 Considerable military ACTIVITY
prevails at Manila, owing it is said, TO 1ears on
possible complications with China
DOMESTIC-Eleven medals were awarded IN
washington TO survivors of the Bennington
disaster. ~ It was reported that the AIneTi-
can representatives at the Moroccan CONFER
ence had been instructed to insist on an open
door and work for peace. - It was beneVeo
at Albany that Speaker Wadsworth NAG nearIy
completed his slate; Assemhlyman MoTeIano
will be majority leader i was said - Gov
erner Higgins at Albany expressed the utmost
confidence in John J. Merrill. chief corporation
tax clerk in the Controllers Office, against whom
charges were made by Frank White, lawyer
- Governor Higgins at Albany said that ne
believed legislation would be passed this ses-
sion giving cheaper gas TO this city.
CTTY.-Stocks were strong and active. -
Ex-Governor Black said in this city that under
no circumstances would he accept the chair
rnanship Of the State Republican Committee.
Controller Metz appointed an auditor and
assistant auditor in his department. - For
sending annoying letters TO President Roosevelt
q resident Of Montclalr, n. ], was arrested by
Secret Service men and discharged after rep
rinand. - A strike breaker employed on
q Post & McCord contract was assaulted by
two men. - The taking of testimony in the
suit Of the Stats OF Missouri against the Stand
ard OIL Company and its su bsidiary concerns
started with E T. Bedford on the witness stand;
he refused to answer many Of the questions put
by the Attorney General Of Missouri ~ Po-
lice Commissioner Bingham said that 1t was
probable that he would not make public his
choice OF first assistant deputy commissioner
before Monday. - Nine hundred clerks of
the New-York Life Insurance Company will
give loving cup TO John A Mccall formerly
president Of the company. - Call money
dropped to 2 per cent
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Fair. The temperature yesterday: Highest, IL
degrees; lowest 36.