New-York tribune., 1907-01-06
Ietu21nrk Dailp Gribma1s
SUNDAY, JANUARY 6, 1907.
THE NEWS THIS IfORNING.

FOREIGN.-Premier Stolypin has asked for
another credit of S1S,000,000 for famine rehel;
distress is increasing at LODI and many crimes
are reported there. Lord Strathcona ar
rived at st. John: he refused to discuss rumors
of his resignation, expressed pleasure at can
ada's development and said that a Canadian aid
at Washington was. he thought, possibility
The Canadian government has decided TO
place an export duty on electricity from Niagara
Falls, in order to obtain power for the Domin-
IONS industries - officials in Cuba, accord
ing to a dispatch from Havana, expect that the
Treasury deficit will be wiped out by June. -
Forty men buried in landslide at Bingen
and thirteen dead and fifteen injured have been
dug cut. = Advices from Paris say that the
Vatican authorities may order the clergy TO leave
their churches in France in the hope of forcing
change of government; Cardinal Richard VIII
issue to-day appeal for funds - The Chi
nese government has decided to open Board Of
Revenue banks in Moukden and Ying-kow.
DOMESTIC-All the Negro troops of the reg
ular army have been ordered to the Philippines.
but not, it is said at the War Department on
account of the Brownsville affair. - The In
terstate Commerce Commission continued its in
yestigation OF the railroad wreck AT Terra Gotta
D. c, d witness admitting that the block signal
system operated at The scene Of the wreck
was worse than useless - bomb was
thrown in q big Philadelphia bank by a
whose application for a loan Of 5000 had been
refused, the cashier Of the bank and the bomb
thrower being killed and several others injured
- supreme Court Justice Fits at Albany
issued an injunction forbidding Attorney General
Jackson 10 hear the reargument on W. r.
EeaTst's appilc2tion for leave to begin quo war
ranto procee iings against Mayor Mcclellan
- John p. Feeny, formerly Mayor Of Wo-
burn, Mass, was reelected chairman OF the
Democratic State Committee at Boston. -
A boy accidentally killed by his younger
brother at South Lawrence, Mass. - 1t was
learned at Detroit that the United States Steel
Corporation plans TO build a plant and city
like Gary on the Canadian side of the Detroit
River. - 4 Baltimore court held that the
law designed TO prevent the Baltimore & Ohio
cutoff around that city was valid.
CITY.-Stocls were strong. - DR.. Julian
P. Thomas developed high speed with his
perirnental wind wagon - Corporation Coun-
sci Ellison said the Belmont people had no right
10 be building an East River tunnel - State
Chairman Woodruff denied the report that there
had been q break between himself and Governor
Hughes. - a quarantine declared
against unmuzzled dogs in City Island by the
State Commissioner Of Agriculture. - Pas
senEers the municipal ferryboat Brooklyn
were alarmed when she crashed into her slip at
st George, Staten Island. - Several liners
arrived from the West Indies without having
seen the overdue Ponce. - II was said that
William Rockefeller uld be called 70 give tes-
tinony at the Interstate Commerce Comn.ls-
sion's inquiry into the Hartman lines -
Police Commissioner Bingham dismissed the
charges against Inspector Schrnittberger. -
Vice President Kingsley, Of the New York Life,
said the international policy holders estimated
vote had fallen $4,000 short 1t was learned
thet Mutual Reserve men were planning 10 re-
trench.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Fair and warmer. The temperature yesterday;
Highest, % degrees; lowest. 30