New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
Asspgork Dailp Glibr,,e.
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 6. 1906.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGNg-Dispatches from Havana tell Of
steps taken by the leaders OF both parties TO
bring about peace; hghting has ceased. ana
don can be found - Part OF the Russian
governments programme was made public at St
Petersburg: Il contains both sterner measures Of
repression and liberal reforms: some Jewish re-
sTtcrons Will be abolished. and zemstvos viii be
introduced In Poland and the Baltic provinces.
g. Grave fears OF muunies IN the feet and
garrison al Sebastopol are expressed: the SOL
nlers have been withdrawn from the city 20 the
fortress. - Advices from Cape Haytien said
than the Dominican rebels were defeated before
Monte crisu and were forced 20 raise the siege:
they later attacked Dajabon. where the govern
n1ent troops were Offering stout resistance. -
The Trades Union Congress al Liverpool passed
resolution In favor OF an eight hour day for all
erganized labor. - The wrecked transport
tain and crew remain on board.
DOMESTIC.-PoStmaster General Cortelyou
sno Lucius y. LAttauer took luncheon with Pres
ident Roosevelt at Oyster Bay, and held a long
conference with him on political subjects -
Secretary Shaw announced IN Washington that
after September 10 the Treasury would make
deposits with national banks 70 aid gold imports
accepting savings bank investment securities as
collateral - A cable dispatch was received
in Washington saying that the Moorish authori-
ties would make objection 20 the removal Of
Paul Q. Stensland. and II was decided that he
could be brought back on a merchant vessel
-= Senator Daniel Of Virginia, In an inter-
view IN Washington opposed Bryan's govern
ment ownership OF railroads policy 80 Dis
uict Attorney Jerome dominated the conference
practically nominated for Governor. - Bryan
supporters. at a conference IN Albany. decided to
annihilate the Hearst boom and launched one
for Congressman Sulzer. == William j. Bryan
welcomed home by citizens OF Lincoln. Neb
- EX-Judge Francis J. Wing. \ witness in
the Jutte case al Pittsburg. practically admitted
that he used threats 20 keep Mrs Chadwick
from telling too much in the case. == Adolf
Segal, a promoter, and the treasurer and
sistant treasurer Of the wrecked Real Estate
Trust Company OF Philadelphia We're arrested
on charge OF conspiracy and embezzlement.
CITY.-Stocks closed Al general net advances.
60 Charles T. Hughes returned from Europe:
he said he had told no one that he would be
candidate for Governor. - Ex-Governor
Odell freely discussed the political situation
g. The United States General Appraisers
overruleo protest against the assessment of
an ao valorem duty OF % per cent imposed BY
the Collector OF Customs AT Boston on a sculpt-
urec marble altar. == Il reported that
the rooms OF the physicians at Bellevue Hos
Tital had recently been systematically robbed
GO Thousands saw the police raid an alleged
poolroom In West 31st street with axes and
Eledgehammers. == The Mutual Life denied
the charges of granting rebates -= Bryan
and Croker n Was said, held a secret meeting at
Belfast Ireland
THE WEATHER.-Indications for to-day
fair The temperature yesterday. II degrees;
lowest, bS