New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-28
aetp2lork Dailn Gribmlts
THURSDAY. MARCH IS 1907.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-Two hundred peasants were killed
or wounded In yesterdays disorders in Rumanla,
according TO reports received az sue si.1,a
ton WIS improving. - French cruisers ar
rived at Tangier and the demands for repara-
ton were presented 20 the representatives or the
Sultan: orders have been issued for the move
ment troops on OudJa- - 1t was reported
"a London that the Standard OIL and the Eur
Opean OH Union had reached an agreement
80 Ambassador Bryce arrived at Ottawa and
drove 10 Government House. John Burns,
President Of the Local Government Board said IN
the House Of Commons that nine-tenthS OF the
schemes OF James Kier Hardie were morally
uischieVous and economically unsound- -
Prices were irm on the exchanges at London
and Berlin; two unimportant failures occurred
Ia the former city, but the belief IS general that
the settlement VIII pass without serious trouble;
Herr KOCH & director OF the Deutsche Bank
said that he thought the present anxiety un-
warranted.
DOMESTIC-Nr. Tafts friends IN Ohio
planned to make vigorous campaign Cor him
and expressed confidence; Il was believed in
Washington that the Secretary would not take
The stump. == Andrew Carnegie. In an inter
view IN Washington said that the President was
the railroads best friend. - Illinois men sug-
gested to the President that he might make an
address which would reassure business. at a con-
Veltlon to be held in their state: conference
on railroads was held at the White House. -
All negotiations between trainmen and official
representatives OF Western railroads came 10 an
end IN Chicago and a strike OF 1900 men was
declared imminent 49, A hearing on the Cow
srnOr's Public Utilities bill was held before the
mlttees at Albany: - The Bingham Police
bill was advanced IN the Senate at Albany after
an acrimonious debate. - The villa owned
by r. Fulton Cutting at Tuxedo Park n Y
was badly damaged by FIRE. - The Pennsy,l-
wanna Railroad Company offered rewards OF
Ao,JOO Tor the arrest and conviction OF persons
who have attempted TO wreck trains near Pitts
burg; the Keystone Express was thrown from
me track near Wimerding, Penn
ClTK-Stocks closed heavy after early
strength. 49, EK-Justice Morgan ] O'Brien
declined TO serve on the Thaw lunacv Commits
sion and David Mcclure was substituted -
IL was announced that the indicted officials and
corporation OF the New York Central would
plead not guilty TO the indictments charging
rnem with responsibility for the Brewster F,,-
RLesS wreck declaring that the wreck was un-
hNoloaole. - A cable message from Tapan
announced the death Of James Henry Smith
- An agreement was reached between CITY
oiucials and the InteFborOugh cornpanv NV vvhIcb
me olSused car tracks viii be pulled IN -
Inc annual report OF the Fire Commissioner
showed that many fires were due 20 careIessnes~
- second patient died from typhoid fn fhe
Stopon watershed. - AiessanHro F3Oncf IN
hls answer TO the suit by Oscar Hammerstein
s-.1 ne Iatter was citizen OF Italy. - The
sL1yeSI OF supplying eyeglasses 10 the public
sehool children caused a lively disc1osIor1 a. a
sneenng Of the Board OF Education 80 ChsTIaa
Eeulhabers treasurer OF the Faulhaber Stable
company was arrested charged with over-is-
suing stock OF his company. - Mrs Sac.
kaee esbOOO0 tor a building for the international
Sflhca Ok me Young Mems Christian Assocfa-
hots ne building 90 be used FOR general religious
organizations
TIE WEATEER--In6ications for to-day:
khoHeEE. The temperature yesterday: FIfgIest
o. cegTeess lowest. ~.