New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-21
IetpDork DAILY Gribu,re
TUESDAY, MAY q, 1907.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-Serious rioting began in Odessa,
Following the murder OF police officials by terror
lists; the authorities made efforts to check
the outrages of the Black Hundreds - A
dispatch from Dublin said that the rejection of
the Irish bill by the convention which will meet
Tomorrow seemed a foregone concluson the
Young Irishmen advocate the refusal of the
measure and demand on the Liberal party to
fulfil its pledges. - The Douma passed a
resolution denouncing the plot against the En-
peror; the radical deputies did not attend the
session; Premier Stolypin gave an account OF the
discovery of the plot - The full list or Hus-
sian delegates to The Hague was announced at
St Petersburg; negotiations continue in regard
TO the discussion of reduction Of ornaments
- Mount H1tna and Stromboh are again
active, and the inhabitants of the neighporins
regions panicstricken-
DOMESTIC.-secretary Taft said that his
forthcoming trip ia South Dakota had no poht,
ical significance. - Several superannuateo
employees of the General Land Office were dis
missed in carrying out Secretary Garhelds re-
organization policy The Navy Depart
ment was informed that Ensign Brisbin. who
involved in trouble with the police of San
tiago, Cuba, recently. had attempted TO commit
suicide. - The Senate at Albany passed the
Long Saut power bill by vote of 81 TO D. -
1t was asserted in Buffalo that State Chairman
Corners had broken away from William Fan Fan
Goiph Hearst - The hearing in the Eddy
case was postponed at Concord. n. H. because
of the illness of the judge. - Twelve hun
dred freight handlers struck at Buffalo. -
The temperance question seemed to be causing
some bitterness among the commissioners to the
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
st Columbus Ohio - Seven miners were
burned 10 death in a mine near Trinidad, Col
- The trial OF W. D. Haywood. at Boise,
dragged YEARLY, and it was considered certain
that new venire OF talesmen would be neces-
safy.
CITY.-Stocks were weak - The Health
Department began test case under the new
law restricting the practice of osteopathy. -
Referee Masten presented report in favor OF
the Consolidated Gas Company's suit to have
the S0-cent gas law declared invalid. - Will
lam Dalton On the witness stand. testified that
Borough President Afearn begged him to resign
20 save himself. Counsel for the Chicago,
Rock Island g. Pacific Railroad pleaded guilty to
TWO counts IN a rebate indictment and paid $40
coo fine. - Commissioner Darlington asked
Coroner Acritelli for evidence in the case Of the
death OF Mrs. Mcbride under Christian Science
treatment. General Kuroh warmly
welcomed by Yale students at New Haven.
80 Both strikers and employers said that
there would be no arbitration of the longshore-
mems strike. - a plot at Fifth avenue and
I'D street was sold a syndicate OF artists,
which viii build it a twelve story studio
building Overshadowing the Vanderbilt houses
opposite. Eight jurors We're obtained To
try John Bell for the murder Of Dr. Charles
WilmDt Townsend. - The PETERBOROUGH
Metropolitan Company authorized the issue OF
So 100000 three year per cent collateral trust
notes TO raise funds for the electrifying OF
horsecar lines. - Assistant District Attorney
Smythe decided TO ask for the arrest Of George
low crop reports and bull activity. - ABE
Hummel began his prison sentence. - The
Health and Law departments decided 20 act to-
gether in protecting the city's water supply from
pollution.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Fair and cold The temperature yesterday:
Highest. 65 degrees; lowest, 49,