New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-03
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-The Japanese delegates to the
peace conference at The EaSue have introduced
five proposals covering the rights OF beIligerent
warships IN neutral ports. - NJ Pichon, the
French Foreign Minister said before the Senate
that q Branco-AInerican commercial treaty
would undoubtedly soon be concluded = Fiji
teen MontenegT1n officers were arrested at Get
TIME charged with plotting 10 overthrow the
Tomanovics government. - The lake steamer
Cartagena. bound from Michigan Tor Boston with
coal. ran ashore near Cape Sable and broke in
two; the crew escaped - Adyices from
Puerto CoTtez say that Honduras. Guatemala
and Salvador have united TO oppose Zelaya's
plan to consolidate the republics. - The
court at Montpelier denied the petition for the
temporary release Of NM. Albert and Ferrou:
great precautions have been taken 20 suppress
Gny rising due to the decision.
DOMESTIC-Secretary Taft announced that
j. d. Bishop. secretary OF the canal commission,
would make his headouarters on the fsthrn,Is in
q few weeks - The report that battleships
from the Atlantic feet were TO be ordered TO the
Pacific was elnphaticalIy denied both at Wash
that Japan would not regard such a movement
as an unfdendly act - Tha itinerary OF the
was made public at Oyster Bay. showed that he
would not go further South than Memphis. -
Governor Hughes st Albany issued call for an
extraordinary session Of the legislature to con-
Vene next Monday: Attorney General Jackson
advised the Secretary Of State TO call a special
election OF Senators next autumn under the an
Commission organized at Albany with the choice
Of II. Charles 3. Howard. Of Buffalo. as chair
School for Boys, at East Mortified, Mass, were
drowned while canoeing IN the Connecticut River
near that place. - believed to be in
sane was arrested ia a bank IN Rochester after
demanding 100000 IN bonds from the cashier.
- George Decour, who shot two policemen
at Lake Placid y. Y, was captured in the woods
near BlOOmingdale.
CITY-StockS were weak. - The intunc-
ton against the proposed merger Of the EQui-
table and Mercantile Trust companies was cen
tinued. - Cotton prices advanced 90 the
highest point since 1876 a bullsh government
crop report. - The engagement Of gold for
export was resumed, $1,000, 900 being taken for
shipment to Holland. - The Public Utilities
Commission for this district named Travis Il.
Whitney as secretary. - Corporation CCUn-
sci Ellison said that neither he nor the Board Of
Aldermen had authority 20 Investigate the Inter
borough metropolitan merger. - Street De-
partnent strikers who returned 10 work made
progress n removing the. garbage from the city
streets - The ALDERMEN OF Mount Vernon
asked the Governor TO regulate the Centrals
communication rates. - Magistrate Finn
sharply criticised General Bingham at q meet
ing IF she Huron Club. - Mason Whitney
Tyler died suddenly IN the Presbyterian Hospl-
tai - weu-to-dc FARMER was .onrdered by
highwayTnen near Jamaica, Long "a. nd -
The Queens County Grand Jury -eflIs5, TO indict
Becker for the murder Of Amelia Staehsldt.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Fair. The temperature yesterday: Highest, 81
degrees: lowest 6s.