New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-06
IrtpDork Ds1ilp Gribn1ts
MONDAY, MAY 6, 1907.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-It was reported from London that
Mr.. Asquith had threatened to leave the Cabinet
II fun measure of home rule were granted to
ireland, and II is believed that the bill which
Mr. Birrell will expain before the House on
May will provide for a council controlling
pendltureS only. -- Conservative interests in
France are troubled over the spread of social
ism and the Cabinets attitude toward the labor
unions; there seems to be possibility that NJ
Clemenceau may be defeated on some one of the
questions which viii he brought before the
Deputies 80 The ice blockade has been lifted
from Northumberland Strait, and the 10000
persons on Prince Edward Island again have
communication with New Brunswick; the ISL
anders express great dissatisfaction with the
DOMINION government. == A large number of
manuscripts OF Ibsen. including an epic poem
Of 10000 words will be published in Norway:
the writings were left in Rome and were be
heved to have been destroyed. - Great
Britain, according TO a dispatch from London.
placed America in a position TO obtain the
demands regarding schools in Turkey by giving
this country a share in the decision the in
crease in Turkish customs. FL A demand for
the release of the Nicaraguan and Honduran
prisoners on the Marietta was refused by the
American commander
DOMESTIC--Secretary Taft's decision on the
demands OF certain classes Of employees the
canal zone regarding hours of labor and wages
was made public at Washington. == The In
terstate Commerce Commission. acting under
Sl.e new law oiueteu d reduction IN the United
SL4teS Express Coinpanys rates on cut flowers.
- Pennsylvania officials decided TO bring
Both civil and criminal suits against men con-
nected with the Capitol scandal -= AS the
result Of strike on the street railroads of San
Francisco no cars Were in that city. -=
Counsel for both sides I'm the case of ". D.
Haywood announced at Boise. Idaho, that there
would be no more delay. - bout ten thou
sand persons took part in a Mover HAYWOOD
Pettibone parade in Boston. - Italians in
parade al Buffalo caused a riot by interfering
with car traffic. == It said at Buffalo
and Detroit that navigation on the Great Lakes
had opened under most promising conditions.
- 1t was learned that the members of the
Pittsburg Orchestra would attempt to invoke
the Contract Labor law against any solosts
that Herr Paur might engage abroad.
General Joseph K. Hudson died at his home in
Topeka, Kan.
CITY City Chamberlain Patrick Keenan,
died. - The body of ]. Henry Smith arrived
from Japan: by his Will a nephew will get $40
100000 and the widow 100000 -= Andrew
Carnegie il was announced. had a plan 10 pacifv
the South American republics. == William T
Stead outlined a new peace plan by which Il
party is TO wander all over the world and preach
the doctrine. == Justice Blanchard's son was
held for automobile speeding. = Socialists
were defeated in the c. F. L. meeting on the
Moyer-Haywood issue. =- canvass con-
Quoted by the Republican League of Clubs
showed that 50 per cent Of voters who answered
letters were in favor Of the Presidents policies