New-York tribune., 1906-05-31
Ism11prk DAILY Gribnma
THURSDAY. MAY 81 1906.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-The anger OF the members OF
The lower house of the Russian parliament
against the government is increasing, owing 10
further repressive measures adopted by the gov
ernment. - Bombs were thrown at Governor
General AIIkhanof and his escort, at Borgunl'
tn the Transcsucasus: the general seriously
injured Cossscks fired or the crowd killing ana
1gounding many persons - The marriage
contract between King Alfonso and Princess
Ena was signed at Madrid; the city is br1lliant-
iy illuminated on the eve OF the wedding; az
vices from London tell Of the discovery or plot
20 kil the Spanish ruler and overthrow the mon
archv - The Cuban Senate passed the
Xnglo-Cuban treaty as amended by the Commit
tee on Foreign Relations. - The British hrst
class battleship Montagu ran on a reef near
Iundv Island and IL is feared. Will be total
losss - Michael Davitt died in Dublin -
A deficit OF about ifty-two million dollars IN
the French budget is causing tIouD'e 10 lii rtIH
Cabinet. and there are reports that loan WIN m
be raised - Twenty-Five lives were lost IN
the wreck OF the British ship Lismore on the
Chilian coast
DONrSTTc-President Roosevelt delivered
addresses under the auspices Of the Army ana
Navy Union at Portsmouth. Va. and before the
students OF Hampton Institute = me con con,
ferrees on the Railroad Rate bill in washington
disposed OF practically all their routine work
and prepared TO take UP the points IN dispute
Protests fr on beef packers and stock men
against the proposed meat inspection law con-
tinued 10 be received in Washington; there was
q growing demand for publication OF the report
Of the inspectors sent by the President 10 IN
vestiga4e conditions in the Chicago yards. -
The twelfth annual Lake MOhonk Conference on
International Arbitration opened at Lake MO-
honk n Y. Among those who spoke were Rep
resentative Bartholdt, John W. Foster, formerly
Secretary OF State; Dr. Benjamin F. TTueblood
and Charles NJ Pepper. A third Of the
people Of Pendleton, Ore. were reported 10 be
temporarily homeless 10 have been driven
10 the upper floors OF their homes by food;
g food also swept through Walla Walla, Wash,
doing great damage. --- One OF Armour's big
grain elevators in Chicago was destroyed by
fire: the loss estimated at from S!Tp.ooO 70
81 100000 = Theodore p. Shonts delivered
two addresses at Atlanta - A dispatch
from San Francisco said that the delay OF in
surance adjustment was impeding the rebuilding
of that city.
CITY.-Fifty thousand persons In line
IN the Memorial Day parade when IL passed the
Soldiers and Sailors Monument in review. -
A runaway mustang caused panic by dashing
into a crowd of thousand persons who were
watching a ball game in Crotona Park: IL re-
NAL. - Reuben J. Taylor superintendent
OF the Continental Fire Insurance Company
killed when his automobile backed over a
30-foot embankment in Riverside avenue near
232d street. - Two persons were fatally in
3ured and two badly hurt by falls from win
dows in this city and Newark Detach-
ments OF the 9th New Jersey Regiment waged a
sham battle at EnglewoOd. - Three train
men were hurt in accident in the New York
Central yards at 65th street - Borough
President Haffen reviewed the parade in The
Bronx - The" McManus gave a May party
IN Central Park 10 more than five thousand
children.
THE WEATHER for to-day:
feir ana warmer. The temperature yesterday:
Highest, 90 degrees: lowest, so