New-York tribune., 1906-05-07
Nep9lork Dail1, G4,ibn1ee.
MONDAY, MAY Z. 1905.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN-The French elections as far as
announced indicate a victory Tor the govern
qment few changes having been made IN the
Chamber OF Deputies; number OF second Ds4-
lots will be necessary at Paris; no dlsoroer
attended the voting at the capital. - " A Dom9
was thrown at the carriage or Governor GeLeES1
Dnubassoff OF Moscow while he was being driven
10 the palace; he was slightly wounded ana an
ala and sentry were killed. - Plans ror
she onening of the Russian Parliament have
been completed; good hopes are entertained "a
a peaceful arrangement Of the matters at issue
between the Crown and the people. - tofce
Of GOO Zulus attacked British column near
the grave OF Cetewayo; sixty Zulus were killed;
the British had three men Wounoeo - .a ubo be
lie sentiment in Newfoundland is salo 10 pe
strongly in favor of Premier Bonds bill restrict
ing the operations Of American fishermen -
Sharp actions continue in Macedonia pet"eeH
Turkish and Bulgarian bands
DONESTIC-In a letter TO the legislative
committee of the Pennsylvania State Grange
President Roosevelt again declared his approval
OF the Allison amendment TO the Hepburn RATE
bill - A letter Of Postmaster GeneraI Cor
telyou recommending 10 Congress the creation
OF a commission to consider a revision OF the
laws governing second class mail matter was
made public at Washington. - Latest re-
ports said the battleship Rhode Island was sun
ashore at York's Split Va. and in danger OF
serious injury. - Secretary Taft placed
so06 00O of the Congressional relief fund at the
disposal Of General Greedy IA San Francisco,
unneeded supplies to that value being returned
70 the War Department. - Colonel Henry h
Adams was operated on for gangrene at his
summer home, at Belle Haven, Conn: ms ieg
was amputated above the knee. - The Cath
clio clergy in Indianapolis were annoyed by an
endless prayer chain. - The Jersey CITY
Chief OF Police stopped a Sunday baseball game,
in which the visiting team was from BuHalo'
after one inning on each side had been played
CTTY-Ed1vin w. Clark, a retired cotton
broker, committed suicide at his home in the
Hotel AIarseille. === It was learned that an at
tack Of tonslitis had prevented Mark Twain
from leaving town for his summer vacation on
Saturday. - William T. Hornaday, director
OF the Bronx geological Garden, who was op-
Grated on for mastoiditis was pronounced out Of
danger. 80 Charles w. Morse caused the ar
rest of ex-Assemblyman Patrick Roche, charg
ing him with being insane the case was heard
IN the YorlIville court. and Roche was dis
charged. Saloons and hotels throughout
the city were wide open and drinks were often
sold without a meal sandwich. - About
two hundred thousand persons who went to
Coney Island found transit conditions bad be-
yond all precedent, and small riots at the sta
tions ensued. - Four men were sent to the
hospital after fight over transfers on a car in
Flushing. - It was announced that the new
Book Of Common Worship of the Presbyterian
Church was ready for distribution. - An
automobile at White Plains ran into and killed
team Of horses.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Fair and cooler. The temperature yesterday:
Highest, Sc degrees; lowest, SO.