New-York tribune., 1907-01-19
artp9lork Dailp Gribm,ts
SATURDAY, JANUARY 10. 1907.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS-Senate: The Brownsville reso-
tuition went over until Monday: Mr.. Whyte
spoke against encroachment by the federal gov
ernment the powers Of the states. and Mr..
Kittredge attacked the Lumber Trust. -
House: An amendment TO the Legislative bill
increasing the salary of the Vice-President,
Speaker and Cabinet members TO $4,000 and
Of Congressman to s. 800 year was adopted
FOREIGN-The estimate Of dead at Kingston
remains OF 1000; up TO Z p. IN. on January IL, II
said Americans had been killed or in
tiagO de Cuba and told OF the destruction OF the
city; one hundred and twenty employees or a fac
tory peTished in the ruins; the Cuban Consul was
killed. == The text OF the episcopate's ad-
dress TO the Pope was made public at Paris.
- The first election returns in Russia showed
that Radical Deputy would be returned Tor the
Transcaspian territory. == n. de Martens viii
leave St. Petersburg to-day on a mission 10
sound the powers in regard TO the programme
and date of the coming peace conference. -
A French syndicate has obtained concession
covering the construction of great car factory
near Rostof, a contract TO supply rolling stock
and a lease Of the Catherine Railroad -
The body OF Lord Delaval Beresford, who was
killed in a railway wreck in North Dakota, was
buried in the family vault at ClOnegan grave
yard. CurraghmOre.
DOMESTIC.-A statement given out in
Washington as TO the japanese test suits brought
by the government in San Francisco. = Sec
retary Taft granted permits for the use OF water
from the Niagara River by power companies.
Suits for alleged violations of the Anti
Trust law filed in Little Rock. Ark
against the WateTs-Pierce OIL Company and four
big packing houses -= John R Walsh. for
nerly president Of the Chicago National Bank,
was indicted by the federal grand jury on ioZ
counts - Governor Hughes at Albany. de-
clined TO comment on the resignation Of Isaac
Vanderpoel, chief examiner In the State lnsur-
ance Department; he received delegations OF
butchers and railroad men. -- The Assembly
Committee on Privileges and Elections met in
Flmira, N Y TO hear John Deneens protest
against the seating OF Sherman Moreland IN the
Assembly =- Several persons were injured by
the explosion of the generator or a tnrDlne en-
gine at Waltham, Mass - Inree ltainnieh
were injured and many cattle killed In collision
at South RoyaltOn- Vt
CITY-Stocks broke sharply at the close
There was a decline In nearly all stocks
on the Exchange amounting 20 from / TO 10
points == II apparent that only convtc-
ton would rid the Mutual Reserve Of its In
dicfed president. Alderman II. c. Peters
was again examined by the grand Jury in con-
nection with the charge of bribery made against
police were instructed TO lock for two thieves
supposed TO be using an automobile -= JUS
tice LeVentTitt denied the application or At
tornev General Jackson for permission TO have
guards hired for the ballot boxes. - 1t was
learned that the Western Maryland Railroad
had acquired the Georges Creek and Cumber-
land Railroad. == Edward l. Orcutt. arrested
on a grand larceny charge in connection with
companies organized TO promote his inventions,
was parOled in the custody OF his counsel -=
The opening OF the Thaw trial postponed
probably until Thursday; the Countess of Var
mouth arrived. and said she would do every
thing in her power to assist her brother. -
The Rev. Thomas r. Scer said that he did not
favor District Attorney Jerome's anti-gambling
bill == The Appellate Division handed down
a decision giving the Long Acre Electric Light
and Power Company the right to enter the city's
electrical subway system.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Unsettled weather. The temperature yesterday:
Highest, % degrees; lowest, %.