New-York tribune., 1907-06-28

FOREIGN.-The revival by the Social Revo-
lutionists Of the Russian terrorist organization
and plans for renewed activity We're reported
- N. Dmowsld, the Polish Nationalist leader
said that the Poles were not crushed by the loss
Of their strength in the Douma, but would stTug
gle III they won autonomy. - Clemenceau
was expected TO face grave crisis in the Cham
Ger to-day, his former associates opposing him
because Of his policy IN the wine growers dis
turbances. == It was generally agreed az The
Hague that the first important sitting would
deal with arbitration many powers wishing 10
make recourse TO The Hague customary. -
King Edwards birthday AonOrs were announced
II was announced that the Kaiser would
visit King Edward at Windsor in November. -
The burning Of Eve hundred persons in native
theatre IN Hong Kong was reported - The
loss CT two hundred lives from g hurricane In
the Caroline group was reported - Thou
sands OF members Of the Salvation Army in Lon
don welcomed General Booth on his return from
his $4,000 mile journey.
DoMESTIC.-The United States Treasury, at
the close OF the fiscal year tomorrow night, Will
show an ACCUMULATED surplus OF 100000, an
increase Of S6009G,0o0 for the year; Treasurer
Treat does not anticipate any radical recession
g. The President put II a busy day, seeing a
number Of Cabinet, diplomatic and official
guests. who remained for iuncheon. and in the
afternoon attended the graduating exercises al
the Cove School at oyster Bay. and presented
diplomas with talk. - Governor Hughes at
Albany signed the supplemental recount meas
Ure. - Ambassador Bryce addressed the
Harvard Chapter OF Phi 5eta Kappa; the HeV'
DR.. William T. Huntington. OF this city. was
elected president - Elthu Root Secretary Of
State, took part In the commencement exercises
at Hamilton College. - Edward Boycs. for
merly president Of the Western Federation Of
Miners, was the principal witness at the Hay
wood trial at Boise, admitting that he had COun-
selied the formation of rife clubs among the
membership of the federation. - The trial
Of former Judge Loving for the murder Of Theo-
dOre Estes ended at Houston, Va; arguments
viii begin to-day. == A number Of changes
nyi be made in the Washington office OF the
Panama Canal Comuis sion, Secretary Bishop
going 10 Panama and the force in this country
being reduced to small number possible.
CTTY.-StocI1s were strong. - Sheriff
Hayes offered a reward of $500 for the arrest,1f
the murderer Of Viola Boylan. - Justice
Blanchard reserved decision IN the Bainbridge-
Colby case. == The last meeting Of the Rapid
Transit Commission was busy one. - Gov
ernOr Hughes has come to the city a still
hunt for suitable members for the utilities COM
mission. == E H Hartman arrested and
detained aboard the revenue cutter Gresham for
fransgressing the rules Of the racecourse at New
London. == At the Ahearn investigation eyi-
dence Of Tammany graft was given. - The
Tribune Fresh Air Fund started fifty girls on
outing to Mr.. Parsons's place == The
United States signal service has sent a
professional -aeronaut for instruction. =- DR..
Elliott, charged with assauting an aged couple
and G. patrolInan, was discharged in special ses-
sions on the ground that he was a sufferer from
psychic epilepsy. - Bankers IN Wall Street
were OF the opinion that the new city bond issue
would be q success.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Fair. The temperature yesterday: Highest, 75
degrees; lowest 61