New-York tribune., 1906-08-04
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SATURDAY, AUGUST 4, 1906.
THE NEWS THIS MORNTNG.

FOREIGN.-The Workmen's Councils in
Russia have declared a general strike, to begin
to-day; about twenty thousand men in St.
Tnutiny on the cruiser BOgatyr was promptly
suppressed. The Russian Emperor has re-
fused 20 admit the Liberals chosen by NJ StOly-
5la es members OF the Cabinet. and it is believed
that the Premier viii resign. - Troops in the
summer camp near Warsaw mutinied and fired
on Cossacks sent against them; the garrison
commanders In Southern Russia are reported in
Gear OF outbreaks among their men. - The
Governor OK samaTa was blown to pieces by a
b0mb. - Mr. Balfour accused the Premier
OF breaking pledge In regard TO the debate on
sne Trades Disputes bill. which reported to
the House; the UniOnists left the house in a
BODY. - Secretary Root held a reception on
board The Charleston before sailing for Monte
sideo. - The losses OF the Hamburg-B Bremen
CISCO disaster are estimated at S4,365 0e0 and
an assessment OF 30 per cent has been levied on
the stockholders - Fire caused loss estI-
mated at 100000 I'm the International ExpOsi-
Gon az Milan.
DOGESTIC.-Chairman Griggs OF the Demo-
cratic Congress Committee decided not TO waste
money .n safe Republican districts. - Fred
eric r. Coudert began suits against Oyster Bay
officials who wrecked his pier on the shore front.
- charity fair for the benefit OF ST. Mary's
oEphanage Asylum. OF Providence. was held at
Sandy Point Farm. the summer place OF Regi-
nald c. Vanderbilt, near Newport. - Voliya
and A u. Bills filed In Chicago certificates of
their candidacy for overseer OF Zion. - The
bOOkkeeper who helped rob a Pittsburg bank
said that he thought the amount taken would
reach 100000; his accomplice was not capt.
ured - A woman was assaulted and she and
a companion were robbed at the station at Ell
Reno, Cal, and one man was killed in the capt
ure OF the highWaymen- - Mayor Johnson OF
Cleveland was found not guilty OF contempt Of
court in failing TO obey injunction forbidding
the city TO tear up certain streetcar tracks. -
Ex-AIayor Belcher OF Paterson was sentenced
20 twelve years in state prison six indict-
ynents for embeZzlement. - Three men were
killed by the wrecking Of train near Pittsburg
CTTY-Stccks We're irregular - The pol
fcyhOlders OF still another life insurance COM
pany, IL said, were seeking to put uD ticket
in opposition 10 the management - Justice
Olmsted. of the Court OF Special Sessions
handed down an opinion saying the state had no
right to formulate laws in the restriction OF
labor. Cowan, a Murphy district leader.
came out for Hearst as a candidate for Gov
ernor. 80 The italian Chamber OF Commerce
sent out notices 70 meat packers and shippers
shat the Italian government had ordered that no
United States meat be received unless accom-
panied by certificate OF soundneSs and that
official inspector had been appointed for this
port = A statement made by Stand
ard OIL official showing that the company had
expended about 100000 in private relief work in
San Francisco. - The Merchants Line
steamer Seabird broke her main shaft in the
Lower Bay: the passengers were taken by the
Mary Patten and brought back to the city.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day
rain The temperature Yesterday: Highest s3
degrees: lowest, S.