New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-28
Aetp21orls DAILY Gribrnrs
TUESDAY, MAY 2S, 1907.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-Strikers have terrorized Santiago
de Cuba and firing lasted all day, though no
deaths have been reported; Cuban troops are
guarding the business districts and the citizens
are armlng. -= A serious rebellion has broken
out at Wong-KOng, III the Chin-Chu prefecture
on the coast Of China; attacks on mission
aries are also reported at Lien-Chow and PAX
mol @- Rains in the Nolga region Will save
the spring crops, but much OF the winter wheat
already has been ruined; the drouth is reported
broken IN Rumania. == Herr Balm denied
that the Hamburg American Line intended TO
establish a direct service between New York and
Liverpool -= More rebellious bands have ap-
peared in Ecuador and the government is col
iecting forces in the central provinces to crush
the revolt =- Thirty-nine British Journalists
returning the visit TO England OF German editors,
arrived at Bremen. = Paris gave a hearty
welcome 70 King Haakon and Queen Maud Of
Norway, who VIII so TO England Thursday.
- Rebels IN India were preparing to ask for
japanese Intervention in behalf of the native re-
Yo!t, according TO documents seized by police at
Lahore.
made a trip TO Mount Vernon which they
were caught in a severe storm and returned to
Washington drenched and spattered with mud.
60 The United states Supreme Court adj
journed until October H. after rendering a num-
Der of important decisions. - The defence IN
the Enterprise Bank case indicated that il would
attempt to show that the blame for the alleged
Illegal acts rested on 7. L. Clark, the cashier,
now dead. 80 Governor Little OF Arkansas
was believed 10 be dying from heart disease.
I= Meat prices IN Chicago were expected TO
jump because of the dispute between packers
and growers over payment for condemned cattle.
80 new venire of siXty-one was
dered at Boise in the Haywood case, the odd
number being added in response TO a joCular
quest by the defence no jury having been OBJ
tanned from the venires Of even numbers. -
The Senate at Albany made the recount bill
special order for to-day. =-- The will of James
Henry Smith was probated at Goshen, y. Y.
- default warrant issued at Boston
for the arrest OF Robert c. Proctor formerly pri
vate secretary for Senator Henry Cabot Lodge.
- The summer home Of Albert c. Burrage.
well known fnancier and copper mine owner,
was destroyed by fire al Hanson. Mass, the thir-
teen occupants Of the house escaping with diff
hcUlty.
dropping TO low levels; grain went cp max
ing new high records. = Controller Metz an
nourced that he would send back to the bidder
seventy-fve bicycles purchased for the Police
Department, declaring the machines defective.
80 The Ahe5rn investigation came to a sud-
den and mysterious halt. - Lightning did
considerable damage in this city. == It was
announced that the new Rock Island bond issue
would be offered TO the public at 81. netting 47s
per cent TO the investor. -- J. Edward Boeck's
collection Of vases. valued at $4,000. was re-
moved from his office by a deputy sheriff. ==
Lieutenant Walsh of the Police Department,
shot and killed himself account, his friends
said. OF the worry at his transfer. - Mayor
Mcclellan signed the bill increasing the number
OF General Sessions Judges. == General Obal-
dia OF Panama, arrived here on his way 10 as
sumo temporarily the Presidency OF the isthmian
republic during the absence of DR.. Amador. -
The Duke Of the Abruzzi visited the Mayor and
General Grant, and was the guest at a dinner IN
the evening Insurance officials will confer
al Albany to-day on the amendments TO the
Armstrong insurance laws. It was learned -
Counsel for Mrs Howard Could asked the United
States authorities to Investigate charges that her
mail was tempered with.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Fair and cooler The temperature yesterday:
Highest, sc degrees; lowest, as.