New-York tribune., 1907-04-25
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THURSDAY. APRIL %, 1907.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING,

FOREIGN.-A treaty OF peace between Saliva
dor and Nicaragua was signed at Amapala on
Tuesday night Serious FlOIlng mas 90
c1lrred at Castries ST. Lucia, and troops have
been sent there from Barbados - winston
Spencer Churchill Under Secretary Tor the Cor
onies, has been made PT1yy Councnlor- -
Bishop Plato was elected Archbishop or the Rus
sian Orthodox Church in the United states
60 The volcano Of Stpomboh was IN eruplloh
FOR a short time. and discharged great n 9u4Il-
ffty OF stones. 50 An attempt in the House
OF Commons TO revive the agitation against
American meat packers was prevented py MI
Iloyd-George. president OF the Board OF 1Ia0e.
t= INQUIRY into the cause OF the fre at the
Toulon arsenal showed that flames broke out
simultaneously at i've places. - The Brltlsh
steamer ThornhiIl which left New York Tor
South American ports on Aprll D. was was pufaSo M t
and sank on April 15; the crew took 10 the
boats and reached Barbados
DOMESTIC.-Speaker Cannon expressed great
surprise at reports that he had held a political
conference with Mr.. Fairbanks and had agreed
70 deliver the Illinois delegates TO the Vice
President == Assistant Postmaster General
Hitchcock who returned TO Washington from
the South, denied that the President sent him
a political mission. but said the RepuoIicans
Of Georgia South Carolina and tlorlda We're All
Roosevelt men. == A water tank burst ana
dOoded the SpOrtsnen's Show at Pittsburg'
causing q panic. == The American Railway
Association at Chicago decided 10 adopt strin-
gent rules 10 relieve the car shortage. - An
arrest was made in Delaware in the Marvin
kidnapping case == John Mitchell was so
seriously III IN Chicago that operation was
considered necessary. = The Senate Judiciary
Committee at Albany did not take up the kel-
sey affair, which causes a delay Of another
week =- The FOelker bill giving the Board
CT Estimate and ApportOnment power TO take
up claims against the city passed without
opposition by the Senate at Albany. - Leu-
tenant Governor Chanler and party left Albany
70 attend the jamestown exposition. - It
was announced at WiIiamstoWn, Mass, that
Williams College would soon receive bequest
OF $4,000 from the estate Of Mrs. Laura Curier
CTTY.-Stocks were duh and weak 80
Oliver NJ. bennett and W. o. Douglass were
held IN $4,000 bail for their alleged connection
with tho theft Of bonds from the Trust Com
pauy OF America == High wind wrought
havoc about the city and caused three deaths
IN the suburbs. == Fifty thousand persons
were caught in jam the Brooklyn Bridge
= Mayor Mcclellan appointed Arthur c.
Butts Charles n Harris and Frederic Kerno-
chan to Ill vacancies May ! among the
magistrates. == Commissioner Bingham or
dered each captain Of police to hand in a list
of ali the penny arcades and cheap theatres IN
his precinct for use in considering their licenses
E= The Ant-SmOke League gained the great
est victory IN Its history when the New York
Edison Company was convicted in Special Ses-
sions for violating the smoke ordinance and
ordered to install IN its waterside plant smoke
less equipment - strike Of lamplighteFs
caused great deal of trouble; the streets were
dark In manv places. 80 The Interborough-
Metropolitan decided TO make no bids for the
construction OF the new subways; II will make
q substitute offer
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Fair The temperature yesterday: Highest, So
degrees; lowest, A.