New-York tribune., 1907-04-07
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SUNDAY. APRIL :, 1907
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-Preferential trade. imperial de-
Fence and Asiatic exclusion promise TO be the
questions most difficult 70 solve at the sessions
Of the colonial conference. - The French
government fearing a general strike, is making
arrangements 10 hold troops in readiness 10 ala
the police =-- The British government has
taken great precautions TO prevent news OF mill
Hary and naval matters from becoming puollc'
g. Ten workmen were shot and killed by
strikers al LODI, and peasants defeated police IN
an encounter near StaVropoL - me iePot'
that Princess Victoria would be married 10
Grand Duke Michael of Russia was denied
DR. W II. DrummOnd the Canadian adtnor'
died AZ Cobalt A German was arrested IN
suspicion Of being an anarchist al Toulon where
Queen Alexandra boarded the royal Eacht -
A dispatch from Managua said tnat Puerto
CoTtez had been captured by Honduran TepeIs e9,s
and Nicaraguans. and that President Bonila
was surrounded at Amapala.
DONESTIC-At a conference between Secre-
fary Root and Ambassa Creel ii was de-
cided that the time was ripe for joint action
by the United States and Mexico for peace ~
fn as Mayor of Chicago without waiting for
Mayor Dunno 10 retire. =- President Roose-
welt appointed Daniel A Campbell postmaster
Of Chicago. =-= The Great Northern Railroad
pleaded guilty in rebate cases at Minneapolis
20 facilitate an appeal on technicality: -
Ex-senator ". a. Clark was carried under the
ice after an accident while crossing Colorado
river and was rescued by friends. --- Am
bassador Bryce spoke before the Commercial
Club of Chicago on the functions OF city gov
ernment- a supplemental bill in equity was
fled at Concord. y. H., by the original plaintins
tn the suit for accounting or Mrs Mary
Fuehes on the recommendation OF the Court
Of Appeals cOmmuted to life imprisonment the
death sentence % Leonardo Broncado. OF this
city. == The Rev. J. J. Blackshear was killed
at Columbus Ohio, by an explosion OF gas.
Charles W. Strine, tour manager Of the
Conried Metropolitan Opera Company, died
from appendicitis at the Boothby Hospital Bos-
ton. 49, Harvard freshman was arrested az
Cambridge, accused OF robhing his fellow stu
dents. =-= fast Pennsylvania Railroad eE-
press was thrown from tho track az Hudson.
Ohio: train wreckers were blamed by Penn
sylvania officials for the accident
CITY.-Stocks were irregular - It was
said that EarrE x. Thaw, being confident or
acquittai. had planned a voyage TO South Al
rica- =-= II was said that warrants would be
issued this week for two members OF the pool
room syndicate. - The question of pure milk
was involving city officials in controversy. ==
The sale OF art objects at the Stanford White
home brought S7,IS0 yesterday. - The break
ing Of a Pullman axle at the scene Of the Brew
ster express wreck caused a panic among the
passengers. - The son OF Police Inspector
Donald Grant was killed by an automobile. -
Nice-President Timothy Burns Of the New York,
New Haven Hartford, praised President
Odist Conference a minister author Of a much
criticised book, announced that he would have
the publication suppressed. - F1remen had
much difficulty In fighting a fire in a warehouse
stored with spices. - Ex-Governor Odeli
criticised President Roosevelt and Governor
Hughes at a dinner OF the Grillers. - Fran
els =. SOuthard, lumber dealer, respondent
because OF disease committed suicide at his
home. - The Pennsylvania Railroad issued
q statement OF expenditures from 1899 TO 1905
and the board OF directors recommended that no
further Improvements be made until those now
under way were completed - The coroner
of Osfining announced that he believed lives
were lost IN the burning Of the steamer City Of
Troy.
THE wEATHER.-Indieatlons for to-day:
Fair and warmer. The temperature yesterday:
Highest 4S degrees: lowest. 81