New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-18
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-Cossacks rushed into factory at
LODI and shot sixty-eight workmen. twenty-one
OF whom were killed: the attack followed the
robbery OF mail wagon near the mill -
A band OF terroTists attacked a railway Office in
Warsaw and escaped with 5000: four persons
were killed and nine wounded. = Advices
from Salvador say that rebellion is expected at
any moment, owing TO the arrest by President
Ffguera of sympathzers with Nicaragua --
The Russian governments failure 10 issue a
statement in regard TO the plot against the En-
peror and the attitude of officials have caused
suspicion that the conspiracy was managed py
me extreme reactonlsts. - Albert OleiIAeIIl'
the well known automobile driver, was thrown
from his and instantly killed near Dieppe
All the indicted officials at West Ham,
with exception. were found guilty Of receiY-
ing brides, ana sentenced TO terms OF inprison, n,
India show over 10000 deaths from plague in
the last six weeks = The Corporation or
Dublin unanimously adopted a resolution con-
demning the Irish bill.
d DOMESTIC Chairman Brown Of the Ohio
Republican STATE Central Committee said that
the sentiment Of the state was Overwhelmingly
for Secretary Taft. and that Senator's Foraker
and Dick should deny reports that they were
secretly supporting Nice-President Fairbanks.
President and Mrs. Roosevelt went TO
Pine Knot Va. for a few days Of vacation. -
Governor Hughes was elected president OF the
Northern Baptist Convention, which was or
gained in Washington. - The report Of the
special committee on Church union and CO.
operation adopted by the Presbyterian Cen
eral Assembly, in session at Columbus, Ohio.
- Judge Wood, at Boise, Idaho, ordered an
Orchard. the confessed slayer Of Ex-Governor
Steunenberg. =- Wheat continued its sensa-
tional advance. the July option crossing the
dollar mark in the Chicago pit. = Governor
Hughes, at Albany, ordered Health Commits
sioner Porter 10 investigate the condition Of
the upper reaches Of the Hudson; Edward
Hatch, Jr. representing the Merchants Asso-
citation. urged official investigation OF DR..
POrterls conduct. -= Sensational accuse tiOns
were made at hearing Of the charges against
Quarantine Commissioner Frederick II. Schroe-
der before Governor Hughes at Albany.
9 CITY.-Stocks were weak. -= Fire destroyed
The Morgan Line pier and threatened several
Others; strikers helped the firemen Strike
breakers aided in Quelling a blaze the deck of
the Graf Naldersee. == Admiral Dewey and
General Grant were among General Kuroki's Wis
i1ors. == The Mayor vetoed the Grady BILL
designating rooms for the County Clerks papers
ia the new Hall OF Records === Several foreign
against ticket dealers who swindle immigrants
- William II. Harrison. a shipbuder shot
himself in MOntcair. == The annual report Of
1he United States Rubber Company announced
an agreement between that company and the
Continental Rubber Company - Crop condi-
ton reportsg here were optimistic Mrs
Wilson Miner received interlocutory decree
Of divorce. == BY court order w r Hearst
made party TO the quo warranto proceed
ings brought by Attorney General Jackson. ==
The aIlopaths combined with the osteopaths TO
gain control of the new medical board. -
More favortism unearthed in the Ahearn
investigation
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Partly cloudy The temperature yesterday:
Highest, 81 degrees; lowest, "a.