New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-22
Nerp;llprk DAILY gribn,ts
WEDNESDAY, MAY 30, 1907.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-The Irish convention at Dublin
unanimously rejected Mr.. Birrell's bill, and all
hope Of Irish legislation in the present Parlia-
meDt has been abandoned. - The Black
Hundreds at Odessa continued their attacks on
the Jewish population == Two thousand
Polish Lancers OF the Guard have been ordered
from Warsaw to Tsarskoe-Se go The Brit
ish royal yacht Victoria and Albert, with Queen
Alexandra and Princess Victoria, her daughter.
board, Unexpectedly put into Naples owing
10 the illness OF the princess == President
Zelaya OF Nicaragua sent dispatch to his con-
sui IN New orleans saying that a reoeIllon unuef
the leadership Of Alfaro had broken out IN sal
vador. - Anxiety was expressed in Paris
over the reported refusal Of the United States to
open tariff negotiations, =- A large cOnsign-
rnent of rifles and ammunition intended for
dictionary purposes has been seized at Iien-
Tsin. == Business at Santiago de Cuba is
paralyzed owing to a general strike Of workmen
in support OF the longshOremen's demand for an
eight-hour day. ~ Samuel Lord Morrison, the
engineer, of New York. died in London. ==
Frost, and hail have caused heavy damage
TO crops in Germany.
DOMESTIC.-A letter from President Roose
Welt approving the efforts Of the Committee OF
One Hundred for increased federal regulations
concerning public health made public at
Washington 80 Hearings before the Inter
state Commerce Commission on charges by the
Central Freight Association Of discrimination In
railroad rates in favor of the Standard Oil Com
pany were begun in Washington. - The
Navy Department was informed Of the death at
Santiago Of Ensign Brsbin, who shot himself
on Sunday. - An explosion at the Eliza fur
mace OF the Jones & Laughlin Steel Company in
injured fouI others. - Mayor Busse, in an
attempt TO 'renovate" the Chicago Tenderloin
transferred the entire police force Of that dis
trict, including the captain and 24O men, ==
One man killed and several were injured
in a wreck the New York Central near Little
Fails. =-= The Senate passed the Bowling bill
for loop connecting the Brooklyn and Will
tamsburg bridges and the Sake Eleventh avenue
bill. although Senator SAKE repudiated il. -
The public utilities bill reported by the
Senate judiciary and Finance committees and
viii be passed to-day under emergency mes
sage by the Governor.
CITY.-Stocls were weak Controller
Metz discovered that for years the Commission
ers OF Public Works had failed give bonds
required by the city CODE. == President
John r. Hegenan OF the Metropolitan Life In
surance Company was indicted by the grand
Jury. -- It was learned that the Mutual Re
serve board of directors had given President
Burnham five days notice 10 quit. == The
opposition OF Mayor Pagan TO the terms desired
in Jersey City by the McAdoo Tunnels Company
seemed likely to hold up the work. -= Com
missioner O'Brien denied the application Of the
Metropolitan Street Railway Company 10 cleo
trify the disused horsecar line I'm Park Place
The Public Service Corporations criminal
negligence was held by a coroner's jury to be
responsible for the death of a girl in Hacken-
sack. - There indications that Howard
Gould would fight bitterly his wifes suit for a
separation. - The latenesS Of the Southern
fruit season, it was said here, had caused the
consumption Of practically all Of last falls apple
crop. - The twelfth annual convention of
the National Association Of Manufacturers
opened fits regular sessions. - The Board Of
Aldermen had lively session the subjects
of city ownership Of ferries and pure milk, but
accomplished nothing. = J. NJ de Narona, in
2 report TO Commissioner O'Brien. sustained the
Kisco.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Fair. The temperature yesterday: Highest, %
degrees; lowest II.