New-York tribune., 1907-06-19
Nstp2lnrk DAILY Gribrr,re
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 10. 1907.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-Grave fears of serious revolt IN
the wine growing districts OF the South Of France
are entertained at Paris; Premier Clemenceau' 8
decision to suppress the agitation by force was
sustained by the Chamber OF Deputies, the vote
being 412 to 15S. = battalion OF sappers
mutiuied at Kief, but other troops suppressed
the outbreak: the province of Vologda has been
declared IN a minor state Of siege: convention
of Social Democrats was broken up by the police
and the delegates went to Finland to hold
their sessions. - The delegates TO the Peace
Conference at The Hague will meet to-day TO
choose committees and will probably decide the
question of publicity. - A gold cup present
ed by King Edward prize at Ascot was
stolen at the track there is no clew TO the thief
- Both Mrs. Potter Palmer and the Earl of
Munster denied the engagement reported from
Chicago. - A dispatch from London said
that the British Foreign Office had proposed 10
the American State Department the extension
of the Newfoundland modus vivendi TO cover
the next seasons fisheries.
nOMESTIC.-The State Department sulii-
rnoned TO Washington several diplomats from
Central American posts with the idea Ol
more about the political SITUATION IN .n9se
tries 60 The bodies OF Two more nlosihpiilen
and two more sailors, who perished IN lhe loss
of the battleship Minnesotas launch IN hampton
Roads June II, We're recovered. - ,1 All
oHicial statement was given out at Oyster Bay
that the President was interfering IN no way IN
the New York State reapporuonment hght. -
Harry Orchard was recalled TO the stand IN the
HAYWOOD trial at Boise, and gave important tes-
timony - A heavy reduction was made in
the indemnity which China is paying the United
States on account OF losses in the Boxer troubles
- The Senate at Albany took the offensive
and took a recess until tomorrow; Senator
Raines intimated that the upper house would
make no compromise. - Seven bills were in
troduced IN the Massachusetts Legislature TO
prevent the merger OF the Boston & Maine and
The New York New Haven g. Hartford rail
roads - Governor Hughes at Albany signed
the Prentice BILL providing for q recount OF the
ballots cast in the last municipal election In New
York City.
CTTY-Stocks were dull - The federal
grand jury indicted the Central Vermont Rail-
road for giving rebates on coffee shipments. -
A conference Of magistrete5 wac called 10 con-
sider Magistrate Butts's court Innovations -
The art expert Of the United States general ap-
praisers decided that paintings imported Try Mrs.
Cornelius Vanderbilt ST. had been undsrTalued.
- Persons interested thought there would be
strike on the Long Island Railway - Dis
trict Attorney JeroGles motion TO have four In
dictEents growing out Of the Dodge-Morse di-
vorCe case dismissed was granted. - Con-
troller Metz expressed doubt as to the efficacy Of
fltering the water in the Jerome Park reservoir
- James Wardeu confessed he shot his wife
after she dead, following a suicide agree
ment between them. - Police Commissioner
Bingham unexpectedly transferred a captain for
not raiding questionable places in his precinct,
and is expected TO punish the inspector in charge
of the district - The Tribune Fresh Air
Fund sent many sium children 20 Orange County
for an outing. - An inspection of the United
States ship Connecticut in Brooklyn dvydoclS dis
closed only dents in her bottom plates.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Partly cloudy. The temperature yesterday:
Highest, "a degrees; lowest, 66.