New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-10
assp;Tnrk DaiI1, Gribnsts
MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1907.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-Half million persons in the wine
growing trade met at Montpelier and decided
70 begin to-day q strike Of civil employees; the
Mayor and entire Municipal Council of Mar
bonnie will begin the movement by resigning.
- Many troops are stationed in Guatemala
City, and a strong army is posted on the from
tiers; the Court of Appeals will render a de-
cision in the cases of the men convicted of plot
ting TO kill Cabrera within thirty days. -
The eighth International Red Cross Conference
VIII begin its sessions at London to-day; Jap
anese and Russian delegates will read papers
on the work Of the organization in the recent
war. - The press in Toxic is divided on its
attitude toward America, some papers advising
moderation and others urging the government to
show an uncompromising spirit - The
schooner yacht Dervish, owned by II. a. Morse,
Of Marblehead, Mass. arrived first at Bermuda
yesterday in the from this city; her time
for the $50 miles was 81 hours and so minutes;
the yawl Hyperion crossed the line second nine
hours later: the Derv,sh gives time allowance
to all other entries except the Priscilla.
DOMESTIC. 80 President Roosevelt and his
party left Washington on the MayfOwer for
Norfolk, Va, where he is TO speak to-day at the
Georgia Day obseTvances Of the jamestown eX
position. == A new Japanese movement, pro-
NOTED by an alliance OF the pro2ressves of
Coast, designed TO overthrow the present min
istry and TO promote anti-American demOnstra-
tons, was disclosed as the result Of recent
visit Of three japanese 10 Washington ----- The
part that this country will take in the second
Hague conference is indicated by the attitude
already assumed On the important subjects
which viii come before the delegates who will
meet this week in Holland. =-- Secretary Root
accepted the invitation Of President Diaz to be
the guest Of the Mexican republic In the latter
part OF the summer. =---- Julia Magruder. the
novelist, died after protracted illness in Rich
mond, Va. == Chancellor James r. Day in his
baccalaureate sermon to the graduates of SYRIA
cuse University, denounced government by COM
mission and criticized the President. - The
Rev. Hugh Birckhead, Of St. Georges Church.
this city, asked the citizens of Newport, r. l.. to
accord kind treatment TO the wealthy summer
visitors 10 the watering place.
CITY.-It was learned that ex-Justice O'BrIen
W. Bourke Cochran and Lewis Nixon were
peace delegates TO stop the fight between the
Mayor and the organization and might ask
Murphy TO quit as sacrifice = The first
fine SUNDAY Of the summer caused hundreds of
thousands 10 spend the day outdoors -=
The Mutual Reserve, II was learned would now
take up its industrial business. with the idea
OF making II pay more or cutting IL cut. ==
Corporation Counsel Ellison said he would help
the Health Department 70 remove all obstacles
IN the way Of supplying free eggs and milk TO
poor consumptiYes living in the city. e.
United States Attorney StmsOn wrote that
licenses Of tugboaI captains might be revoked
proved. - The telegraph operators prepared
20 fight the Western Union -= a valuable
collection Of old coins lost in Austria was found
in this city. - The Rev. DR.. George Hodges,
dean Of the Episcopal Theological Seminary
Cambridge, Mass, preached the bacca laureate
sermon al Columbia. = One man was killed
and several persons were hurt when an autorro-
bile ran into carriage in Brooklyn.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Fair. The temperature yesterday: Highest, -
degrees; lowest, 30