New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-03
a.etu11prk Daily Gl-ibnllr.
SATURDAY, MARCH 3. 1906.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

MISUNDERSTANDING: The bill regulating
the affairs OF the five civilized Indian tribes
was passed after debate which turned largely
on the subject of railroads. -" house: twenty
i've private claim bills were passed
FOREIGN-Special councils under The presi-
oency of the Russian Emperor have settied the
scope Of the National Assembly, Inc DooS WIZ
have no power TO change fundamental laws OF
The empire and the Emperor may dissolve me
sessions. - An unsuccessful attempt 70 hI1i
Governor General Kaulbars was made at ODESSA
where there are signs of renewal OF the reE0iu
tionary agitation. = The hrst LABOR OH oI
the present session of Parliament empowering
school authorities to provide meals for underfed
school children. VIII receive Liberal support:
- King Edward. travelling as the Duke OF
lancaster will leave Portsmouth to-day Tor
Cherbourg Paris and Biarritz and cruise IN
the Mediterranean: the trip VIII propaoiy laSI
Two months. - Advices received at Paris
said that revolutionary movement against
President Castro was being organized on me
Island of Trinidad. - Two schooners We're
wrecked on the Newfoundland coast in the blZ-
gard on Wednesday; one vessel with 4 crew or
ten men, is missing. - optimism again pre-
walls among the delegates al Algeciras' ana there
are rumOrs Of a compromise on the question OF
a Moroccan state bank. -- AdVlces from
Picking say that the city is perfectly quiet and
that the police no longer carry rifles
DOMESTIC.-The Senate Committee on the
Philippines voted not to report the Philippine
Tariff bin either favorably or unfaVorably.
- Governor Higgins il was said at Albany
was having difficulty in finding a successor 10
Superintendent Hendricks. 80 Assemblyman
Prentice at Albany introduced bill 10 amend
one-half = John r. Walsh was arrested IN
Chicago the charge of classifying his banks
report and misappropriating funds. == Black
rohed hOrSemen at Shreveport. La, terrihed
turbulent negroes into respect for the law. -
Governor Patterson of Ohio suffered relapse
as a result Of the Springfield riots. = A tor
uado followed by fire, swept through the centre
of Meridian, Miss, destroying all outside COM
InuWcation: many persons are believed 10 have
been injured == TWO Italians, believed TO be
blackmailers. We're caught I'm the act of getting
q decoy package on the estate Of II. O. Have
meyer, at Greenwich, Conn.
CITY.-Stocks We're irregular =-- II
nounced that StuYvesant Fish had decided 10
lead the policyhOlders in their fight for reforms
A young sister Of Berthe Claiche testified in her
sisters behalf. =- The Appellate Division
granted appeal in the case OF f. A Busch
for damages against the marlborough.
Justice Deuel. returned 10 the city and was
served with papers I'm the application for his re-
was made. == The masters of two vessels Of
two steamship companies were fined 81 coo each
for allowing the OF combination berths for
the steerage. == Mira beau L. Towns and Ed
ward J. McCrossin Were indicted by the Kings
County Grand Jury for chamherty I'm connection
with the sewer frauds I'm Brooklyn. =- Bor-
ough President Coler replied to a statement Of
President Winter Of the Brooklyn Rapid Tran
Sit Company, that franchises were being held UP.
- The sum Of $4,000 allowed Harvey
Murdock In his suit against Howard Gould for
building parts OF Castle Gould at Port Wash
borough Rapid Transit Company would shortly
build esculatOr 70 the elevated railway sta
uon at 125th street and Eighth avenue
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Rain and warmer. The temperature yesterday:
Highest 80 degrees: lowest, 30