New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, 1906.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-Terrorists and revolutionists be-
gan concerted action in many parts OF RUSSIA;
and scores of police and troops were murGefeu
by bombs and bullets; troops fired on crowds IN
Warsaw, killing fifteen persons and wounding
over one hundred and thirty. - Trouble was
also reported from Lodz, where trafhc mas
ceased: bombs were freely used; eghty-tWo out
OF eighty-seven provinces are reported unoer
martial law King Edward arrived at
Kronberg. where he was met by Emperor VIII
fam; English and German papers contain many
eOnjeCtuFss IN regard TO the subjects under as
cIIssiOn. == Senator Proctor. VINO mas peel
studying the fisheries question IN NeWIouhd-
land expressed the opinion that notifications
would be needed TO insure ratification of the
Bond-Hay treaty. --- over sixty thousand
Workmen paraded I'm Brussels TO express their
desire for shorter hours OF labor. =- Secretary
Root, in his speech at Buenos Ayres on Tues
day, told OF the advantages which Doth Argel-
tina and the United States would enjoy under
closer relations. == Advices from Bombay say
that Prince Ran1itsinhji may succeed 10 lhe
throne Of Navanager.
DOMESTIC.-The price of silver bullion was
so high that the Treasury Department purchased
only 5000 ounces al 6662 cents an ounce --=
Stensland. the fugitive bank president. was seen
aboard eastbound train IN Pittsburg by n
personal friend = A Negro, shot through
The heart and brain seemed on the road to re-
coNery near Birmingham, Ala --- ieuerdi
charge Of peonage was preferred against Of
ficials OF the Atlanta and Birmingham Construc-
Iion Company contra ctOrs for the Atlanta &
Birmingham Railroad. == Governor Glenn
OF North Carolina issued address 10 the peo-
pie Of the state al Raleigh. announcing that the
crowds in future. = The fortieth annual re-
BEnton of the G. A r. began at Minneapolis
- The W c. T. T. officially recognized
at East Mortified. The annual flower
show was held at Lenox.
CITY.-stocks were strong. == Ex-Gov-
ernor Ooell chairman of the State Republican
Committee, won by margin Of one test vote
against the forces of Governor Higgins at a
meeting of the committee a the Fifth Avenue
Hotel = A compromise between the Brook
lyn Rapid Transit and the city was reached;
the road is 10 give a rebate check for each sec
ond fare paid for the trip to Coney Island to
be redeemable il the courts decide against the
legallty Of the charge. = Justice Gaynor ad-
vised the people TO pay the second fare to Coney
Island rather than resort to violence.
Chief Engineer Rice said the fans and cooler
IN the subway at the bridge would be in opera
tlon IN week -= Justice Giegerich ordered
the Consolidated Gas Company to furnish gas
at so cents; an appeal will be taken by the
company. == An assistant Of District Attor-
ney Jerome said that no witnesses were under
subpoena in the ice investigation and none
would be called except at the request OF the
grand jury - Burton w. Gibson, the law
yer, procured summons for Mrs. Mary Schippo.
charging her with perjury in the Kinnan MUIR
der inquest.
THE WEATHER.-Indications for to-day:
% %Ealr ana o warmer he temperature yesterday:
Highest. 81 degrees; lowest, 66.