New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-10
Iep2lnrk DAILY Gribn,re.
SATURDAY. MARCH 10. 1906.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS.-Senate: The Statehood bill was
passed unanimously, after all reference 10 Arr
zona and New-Mexico had been cut out, by
Of 81 10 30. House: over four hundred
private pension bills were passed. and immigra-
tion legislation was discussed
FOREIGN-Six hundred Moros were killed
by American forces operating near Jolo or Sulu,
lasting from March 10 8; Official dispatches
place the American losses at eighteen killed and
flfty-two wounded. - AdVioes from Paris
continue 20 express the belief that an agreement
on Morocco IS in sight though the Austrian
proposal relative 10 the police is said TO be
has been chosen 10 attempt the task OF forming
a French Cabinet; IL is reported that NJ Bour-
geois viii be Foreign Minister. - Chinese
officials making efforts fix blame for the
massacre Of missionaries at Nan Chang; the
general situation in regard TO foreigners is
ported improving - Massacres of Jews
feared IN many Russian cities and charges are
made that the officials doing nothing TO
check the agitation =" The Porte has con-
attached unsatisfactory conditions - Women
suffragtsts attempted to storm the residence OF
Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman, in Downing
street; three arrests were made.
DOMESTIC.-Appointmen TO the vacancy in
the supreme Court was offered TO Secretary
TAFT - 4 hearing on the bill recommended
by the Armstrong insurance committee was
held IN Albany ninety-six companies We're rep
resented and six hundred agents attended; ar
guments We're given by the presidents and
actuares or many OF the leading companies in
the country. - Theodore Schamperlen who
Tried 10 oe1raud insurance companies by pre-
tending suicide, was arrested Marshall MINI
Tor horse theft. == The Pittsburg operators
met President Robbins Of the Pittsburg Coal
Company and agreed not TO furnish coal 20 me
Steel Corporation should that company abro-
gate It's contract with the coal company -
The Board OF Pardons Of New-Jersey committed
The sentence Of death on Mrs. Antoinette Tolla
the convicted murderess, TO Imprisonment for
seven years and half
CITY--Stocks Were strong. Hugh Cor
oon Miller, a lawyer, struck Anthony Comstock
In case before Commissioner Shields because
MI. Comstock had called him a liar - Dis-
Ilct Attorney Jerome wrote the Governor tell
Ing why he could not make case against Met
ropolitan officials counsel for Jury flying
- A light was narrowly ayerted ar a Co
lumbia- Harvard basketball game at Columbia
- II was reported that the New-York q
Jersey Railroad had created q new a. per cent
Teiunoing. mortgage for S50o00o00 -
Shafies J. Barney came out for an anti-snoke
league. -- Rapid Transit Board engineers
SAID mat Belmont would probably underbid
rivals Ior subway construction by 100000
- President Newman OF the New-York Cen
tral Railroad Company said that the Lake Erie
Pittsburg Railroad had been sold 10 the West
snore railroad Company six months ago -
Inc Board or Aldermen voted $4,000 to b,v
historic land for a park in honor OF Alexander
Hamilton - Counsel for the Consolidate
Gas Company said the constitutionaiitv ~ he
SO-oent gas bill would be attacked IL II became
law.
TIE WEATHER--Indications for TODAY.
Fair The temperature yesterday: Highest 20
degrees; lowest, 80 "