New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
THE NEWS THIS MORNING,

rOREIGN-A senli-official announcement al
Spine.nunde said that the German ano RUSSIAN
emperors were in accord on all interhalioia ma
questions and that the chief interest OF both
sovereigns is TO maintain the peace OF the world
4 dispatch from The Hague said that the
adoption OF the American proposal for perra-
nent court Of arbitration was thought assured
- Inhabitants OF Casablanca drove of the
hostile Moorish tribesmen outside the city. mas
sacres are feared at Nazagan and Rabat; Italy
has demanded reparstion for the murder OF sup-
jects: a French infantry force is expected 10
enter Casablanca Wednesday == Six Rus
sian provinces are officially reported threatened
with an outbreak Of cholera. -= Six thousand
Turkish troops have invaded Persia and mas
sacred many Christians: the town of truman
is reported TO be threatened. == The terms
OF the Anglo-Russian agreement have been com
municated To the German government, Whlch II
said 10 find them satisfactory. = Strikes
ware renewed in Belfast, and police were stoned:
more transfers Of the Irish constabulary have
been made.
MESTIC-Alabama state officials. after
conference. intimated that drastic action would
be taken TO carry into effect the revocation Of
the Southerns charter - Inc Attorney
General OF Virginia announced that the suits in
volving the jurisdiction Of the state and federal
courts in the two-cent fare cases would be taken
10 the Supreme Court - An injunction
against the attempt Of Arkansas to oust the
Rock Island for carrying a suit federal court
was granted in St Paul - Commander Rob
ert E. Peary left Portland, Me- for New York:
he said that he was prepared TO be away three
years if necessary - John d. Long. former
Secretary of the Navy. was reported be seri-
ously Ill at Brunswick. Me. Complaint
ware. Lacka wanna & Western Railroad Com
pany made 20 the upstate Public Service
Commission at Albany. - Federal Judge
Tayler. at Toledo. announced the confirma-
tion Of the sale of the property of the Toledo
Railway & Terminal Company - Judge Lam
Gis, in Chicago. ordered the dissolution of the
Church and School Furniture Trust, recently
punished by fines amounting TO $4,000
CTTY--Stocks We're weak. - a barefaced
fraud in the transferring Of a piece of property
in Eleventh avenue was nipped in the bud. ==
II was said that William NJ WINS would call
Kreeland, Ryan Belmont in the transit in
Quiry. 10 avoid giving them the immunity pro-
vided in TIE public service act - The consti-
tuition and bylaws of the revolutionary Hun
tcilakist Society We're found by the District At
tOrney'S office. - Sir Purdon Clarke arriving
from Europe, said the American art tax was a
bad thing - The Sinking Fund Commits
sioners have heard reports in favor of more pier
facilities in support OF Dock Commissioner Ben
sells proposition. - Judge Foster told the
August grand jury that the statistics showed
there crime Arthur J.
O'keeffe. Acting Police Commissioner. asked
Acting Mayor MCGOWAN for five hundred more
policemen for five months. - President
Ralph Peters Of the Long Island Railroad Com
pany was held in $4,000 bail for criminal negIi-
gence resulting in the death OF DR. Edward Gal
Iagher and Miss Helen Madigan. Thou
sands thronged Broadway while fire ragged in
paint establishment in Fulton street
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Rain The temperature yesterday: Highest, IS
degrees: lowest, 65