New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-27
Getp2 lprk DAILY Glibnits
WEDNESDAY. MARCH %. 1907.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-Sixty men were killed and three
hundred were wounded IN nght between troops
and peasants ct Alexandria, about fifty miles
were reported to be marching on Bucharest.
where large achievements OF police and troops
have been stationed. - The powers. accord
Ing to a dispatch from Paris, win not oppose
Frances seizure OF Oudja; the Chamber OF Dep
uties unanimously supported the Cabinets &C
tion. 80 more cheerful feeling prevailed
on the London Exchange and stocks closed at
the best prices OF the day; trading was quiet
n oSAAAu, zig ~ 80 - . -.
pressing effect at Paris but there was re-
oovery toward the close. - Pers1ans killed
two Russians near sebzewar. province Of KhOr-
assam. and attempted to force their way INTO
the city; reinforcements OF Russian troops have
been sent. - The DOuma by an almost unan-
smOus vote passed a resolution providing steps
TO abolish drumhea6 courts uertia4s Premier
EtOlypin made cOnciltatoEy speech. -
dispatch from Shanghai says that canniballsm
IS being pracfised in some OF the famine stricken
districts and that fever is spreading. -
Lord RosebeTy expressed the opinion that Great
Britain would never tolerate q separate par
lament for Ireland. - Sir Edward Grey said
"A the House OF Commons that the general ne
gotlations An regard 20 the United States ana
Canada would not be taken Up by Ambassador
Bryce on his visit 20 Ottawa
DONFSTIC.-senatOr Foraker announced that
he would ask the Ohio Republican State Com
mittee TO call primary TO ascertain the prefer
ences of the Republicans in the state as 20 the
SenatoTship and the Presidency. - Secre-
tary Cortelyou ordered S15ooOooo customs re-
ceipts transferred from the New York Sub
Treasury 10 banks. - Secretary straus Is
sued the rules regulating the admission 20 this
country OF japanese laborers. - It was re-
ported at Lead. s. D.. that a fierce IRE was
burning IN the. Homestake mine, and that
dozen miners had been rescued with difficulty.
- Al meeting Of the heads Of railways
entering Ohio and Indiana motion 20 discon-
tinue cheap summer excursions because Of rate
legislation was defeated. and It was voted Ga
continue the excursions at cheaper rates than
last year. - The Senate judiciary Commit
tee, at Albany, voted not 90 report the VAIN
wright bill for an investigation Of the National
Ino AnZn -,f.1u
by a vote OF lis 70 rs the Phillips bill, prohib-
sting the placing Of a candidates name in more
man one place on an official ballot. - The
law libraries OF the late Senator George F. Hoar
and MS son. the late Congressman Redwood
aoar, were sold at auction in Boston. -
The Bingham Police bin was made a special
order for discussion to-day in the Senate az
Albany. - The trial OF Jennie Burch fifteen
seeLs old' on the charge OF poisoning three
yeaF-olo ooy' was begun et Carmel. y. Y
SAIK.-Stockg were strong yustics
sllSSeIaIo appointed commission IN lunaey
70 inquire Into Harry X. Thaw's sanity. -
one new case OF typhoid and two other rossf-
Ole ONES were reported in KatonRh - II
was learned that Thomas F. Ryan Intended 90
Sow peanuts in the Congo Free State. -
RroYtced Tor its passage under the Hudson az
Cold Spring instead of New Hamburg -
A committee OF Grand Army os the Republic
tlea told the Mayor that the Soldiers and Sail
cts monument on Riverside Drive Ga dam
Ser OF collapse. - The sale Of tbs Patrick
bronx property. realized sl,slssSo @ T T1,s
General Education Board distributes s625OSb
. i've institutions OF learning. - Magistrate
Whitman renewed his raids on saloons -
a1igh School OF Commerce puplls began the
building OF ctn6er track. - Complaints
Wsre made by officials OF Wards Tslane that
tugs and factories were again using soft coal
80 The Chamber OF Commerce gave a rocep-
ton Tor James Bryce, the British Ambassador
60 Il was learned that the proceedings for
divorce by Nine. Emma Eames Storey would
hs Kept seeret SO far as the law allows -
District Attorney Jerome ignored the discov-
cry az q large police fund said &c have been
raised 20 be used IN lobbying against the pas
sage Of the Bingham bfli.
THE WEATEER--Indications for to-day.
Occasional showers. The ternperatur. vester-
day: Highest, 50 degrees: lowest so