New-York tribune., 1907-11-19
THE NEWS THIS NORNTFG.

FOREIGN-A feeling Of relief was shown in
financial circles Of London owing to the steps
taken by the American government to relax the
stringency; the Bank Of England did not change
its rate and the rise in stocks repeated on
European exchanges. -= Secretary Taft was
the guest Of General Plug at VladivosG o. the
dispatch added that his trip had been Curtailed
10 meet the urgent request of President ROcse-
welt =- An attempt made 10 destroy by
fire the government headquarters at Santiago.
=-== Two anarchists making bombs in Lisbon
We're killed by an explosion of their material;
another was arrested. - Admiral Sir Francis
Leopold McClintock. the we'll known Arctic ex-
plorer died in London on Sunday Reac
tionist efforts to expel -adical members of the
Douma failed: Prince Vladimir WOlkonsily was
elected first vice-president and Baron Won Ney-
endorf, of the Baltic provinces, VAS chosen sec
ond vice president -==- The German Emperor
and Empress left Windsor. the former going to
Highcliffe Castle and the latter to Holland on a
visit 20 Queen Wilhelniua. == The Maure-
tania was reported three hundred miles of Brow
Head she had made an average of Pass knots
since leaving Queenstown
DOMESTIC.-President Roosevelt and Secre-
tary Cortelyou received many congratulations
on their plan for the relief Of financial strfn-
eency: bankers in outside cities were unanimous
in approving the plan. The United States
Supreme Court decided that the consolidation
Of the cities OF Pittsburg and Allegheny not
in violation Of the federal Constitution. ==
Governor Hughes issued statement at Albany
rciterating that he viii take no part in any con-
tests the organization OF either branch OF
the Legislature Aurel Batonyi. refused
permission at Newport his wife, an
-nOunced he had entered suits against her reta-
1ives for a total of 81, ,J00000 for the alleged
alienation of her affections - Assemblyman
Jesse Phillips announced Albany his candi-
dacy for the Republican floor leadership IN the
Assembly. - letter from Brigadier General
William Crozier, chief ordnance inter-
preted in Springfield. Mass, containing 4
veiled threat TO remove the government armory
from that city. At the request of ship
pers the Lackawanna road obtained iniunc-
ton from Judge Hazel. in the United States
Circuit Court in Buffalo, enjoining the switch
e\,nen's union from ordering a strike in violation
%pf alleged agreement.
. CITY.-Stocl1s were strong. == The granC
= Jury in Kings began its investigation into th'
suspended banks in Brooklyn - F'ranl
White, temporary receiver for the Hamilton
Bank said usurOus loans had been made b!
that institution. 60 The UnteTmyer commit
tee of KnickerbOcker depositors announced
proposed relief plan. =- An involuntary peti
ton in bankruptcy filed against jeremiah
EVaTts Tracy. -= A judgment for $-64 wa
entered against Magistrate Wahle by default
- The Public Service Commission will prob
ably begin an inquiry Of the lighting companie
tomorrow. il was said. ---- 4 large part of III,
time at the inquiry into the Ashokan Dam con
tract was taken up in trying 70 make ]. Edwar,
Simmons admit that he did little of the actua
work Of the board Of water supply. ---- Th.
tWenty-third annual exhibition Of the Nationa
Horse Show Of America began at Madison
Square Garden The National Grangt
meeting at Hartford. Conn. declared in favor o
federal control of corporations
THE WEATHER.-Indcations for to-day:
Rain The temperature yesterday Highest ~
degrees; lowest 90.