New-York tribune., 1907-06-26
Neeu21ork Dsrilu Gribrars
WEDNESDAY, JUNE &c, 1907.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-A Labor party amendment to the
motion OF the Premier, Sir Henry Campbell
Bannernan. proposes the abolition Of the House
of Lords. == Sedition is reported widespread
IN St Petersburg; revolutionary headquarters
have been found at the War Ministry, the
presses Of The Official Messenger have been
used 70 print the manifesto OF the Social Revo-
lutionists and there are Tumors or serious
trouble among the troops at krasnoye Selo
60 Russian revolutonists got $4,000 from
two branches Of the Russo-Chinese Bank on
forged checks. - The wine growers delegates
at Argeliers refused NJ. Clemenceau's proposals.
submitted TO them by MaTceLn A4pert. - "A
dispatch from Noukden Gays that Japan is pre-
pairing TO force China TO settle the timber dis
7Dute on the Yalu River. - Advices from Kiel
hint at q possibility OF negotiations between
Japan and Germany for q treaty similar to the
one recently concluded by the former country
signed owing TO the action OF Congress in con-
demning the policy Of the Minister OF Finance.
DONESTIC-Secretary Taft had four hour
conference with the President at oyster Bay. at
which important Cuban, Pananan and Philip
pine Questions were decided. 80 The cruiser
milwaukee, was ordered 70 Central American
waters on the receipt Of disQuieting advices from
Nicaragua. Guatemala and Salvador. - De-
tails, OF the plan for the pensiontng OF federal
civil employees were completed at Washington
,- The Legislature at Albany did not bring
fts deadlock In reapportionrnent TO an end. but
will close its protracted session to-day TO meet
again IN extraordinary session. = The degree
of Bachelor OF Arts was conferred upon 247
young women at Wellesley College and an
nouncement was made that $125.000 had been
raised 10 meet the offer by Andrew Carnegie for
q new library building. - The lower house Of
the Massachusetts Legislature passed the bill TO
postpone the merger Of the Boston & Maine
Railroad with the New York, New Haven &
Hartford Railroad until the lext Legislature
could act, and sent il 10 the Senate for concur
rent action. -- The State Senate at Albany
repasssd over the veto Of Acting Mayor Nc
Gowan the Page supplementary recount bill.
CITY-Stocks were strong. - B. F. Yo-
kun, Of the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Rail-
road. came out In favor Of government supervi-
sion OF railroads. - Bainbrfdge Colby OBJ
tanned an injunction against the merging Of the
Mercantile and Equitable Trust companies.
- Mrs. Constance Knower Drayton obtained
interlOcutory decree of divorce from her hus-
band, II. Coleman Drayton., - E. h Harri-
man refused TO discuss the suit fled against him
charging him with wTecking Oregon railroad
-A A famine in Havana cigars was announced
a result Of the Cuban cigar1nakers' strike
- The Bureau of Buildings. il was learned
knew that the structure which collapsed, killing
seven persons was not safe. The Yale
elunrd held their reunions and dinners.
Thirty-four passengers, following the example
Of Eotchkiss last week, objected TO going TO
Hoffman Island under quarantine. - Private
adytces received yesterday from abroad stated
that Heinrich Conrled's health had not I'M
proved as much as had been hoped for. -
The signing Of the second Wells bill caused gen.
eral- rejoicing among the promoters Of that
measure.
TIE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
1hunderstoTus. The temperature yesterday:
Highest, IS degrees; lowest. 68.