New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-20
THE VIEWS THIS MORNING.

TOREIGN-A crowd Of five thousand Coreans
was beaten back from the palace gates whsre IL
had gone 10 present petition 10 the emperor
tho imperial seal was transferred to me Cro"it
Prince; the JAPANESE have posted forces at al
points Of danger in Seoul =-= Adyicss from
The Hague said tilaI ClSsa tlsIaClon was DeSln-
ming 70 ba expressed with the lack OF progress
made by the peace conference General Porter
spoke IN opposition To a British motion regard
ing the capture Of vessels furnishing provisions
TO belligerents - Testimony adverse To Kari
IIaU vas given by the brother and sisters OF the
prisoners wife az the trial al Karlsruhe, the
accused man mace statement regarding the
motive OF his EIfes suicide. -- A member Of
The Popo's household, IN an interview published
at Rome. tells OF q miracle at the Vatican in
whIch the Virgin appeared IA a vision to the
Pontt3. sis-21fying approval Of the recent sylla-
bus. == 4 Dispatch from Mexico City said
that an American had been kidnapped and exc
cuted by Guatsulalan troops who crossed tina
border. 4 Persian parliamentary COM
Iittee refused TO submit TO vote the proposals
OF ttIe German Bank a. Teheran. - Rsvolu-
Eontsts in Guayaquil attacked the home Of Pres
ident AIfaro and the four military barracks
they were driven back with loss Of life; the
President WAS urhurt.
DO2IESTJC-The navel inquiry board de-
cided that the accident on the batrlesh!p Geor-
M:dshipman Cruise died at the naval hospital Ia
Chelsea. Mass. making the tenth fatality due 10
the recent explosion on the battleship Georgia
-A sharp clash OF authority between the state
authorities OF North Carolina and the United
States Circuit Court was occeSioned by the sen
tence Of ticket sellers who had violated the
state rate law. == The Southern Railway
Company was lined $S0,VQ0 IN the state Court
a Raleigh -. g, for charging moro than X
cents milo Tor passenger transportation. -
Judge Wood, in the Haywood trial ct Boise,
ruled ont i1pnateTial certain parts OF the tes-
tiLGly adGuced by the defence: Mr.. HaWley
began the arguments fCr the state. - Mrs
(,larles W Faifb banks wife OF the Vice Prest-
dent her sons, Frederick C and Robert and
Mrs. Frederick .. Fairbanks were thrown out OF
an automobile near Fort Plain, \. Y; none
were seriously hurt. Herman Bernstein, s
short story writer and novelist. Of this city was
probably fatally injured by being run over by
IN automobile ct Monticello, y. 7. - The
resignation Of General Charles r. BTayton as
member Of the executive committee OF the Re
publican state Central Committee was accepted
at a meeting OF the committee at ProVtdeuce
CITX.-StOcks were strong. 49, a large 70
crease Ia the earnings Of the Hartman ROADS
WIS shown by the last report - The IN
cupied yesterdays session Of e.-e hearing con-
d ctsd ~ Clarence J. SheaFn. 60 The gov
ernnelt engaged Z fast tug 20 overhaul all over
crowded excursion steainboats - Marc hAt"
confirmed the statement that there would soon
be Termed e. London theatrical syndicate. -
Mrs. AuzuSta. Mack, sentenced IN connection
WITH William Guldensuppe's death, was released
from prteOu- - A committee CT Brooklyn
cltEens aslza6 the Acting Mayor for mora police
men pointing TO eight recent attacks on little
frirls - John r Stevens, former CHIEF en-
gfnee- Of the Panama Canal, Was appointed
vice president Of the New York, New Haven d
Hartford R&ilroa1. == The defendants in the
g1its involving the Wendell estate brought by O
About TWsuty-fiYe mothers began a cam
paign TO have the city allow Harlem children the
use Of the lawn in Mount Morris Park. 80
Anonymous letters were received threatening the
destruction by fire sga!n Of tho old Colonial
Hall, IN Jamaica, Long Island.
THE WEATHER indications for to-day:
Partly cloudy. The temperature yesterday.
Highest. &c degrees; lowest, y.