New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-13
a1ep2lork Dsriln Gribm.rs
THURSDAY. JUNE IS, 1907.
TIRE NEWS THIS MORNING.

BOREIGN-A dispatch from Salvador SAID
that troops Of the government had defeateo tIie
rebels at SOnsonata and were marching on ACd
j,1+la. If seems unlikely that either the United
States or Mexico VIII intervene beyono aIIoruil
y,rotectiou TO home interests. - Inc sI4he
of the municipal governments IN the south o.
France continued: Premier CletnenceaU issued q
letter 10 the Mayors warning them OF the serious
conseq uences which their action would ehtalI on
the coIamunities. 49, Advices from London IN
Cicated that an accord had been reached be-
tween Great Britain and America regarding Ger
tain questions at the Peace conference at INC
Hague 49, A number Of PulaJane chiefs were
captured in Leyte, ending the campaign agalhst
the outlaws; the head chief Of the paoolts IA
Salnar IS dead. g. NaIIens and LARA We're
sentenced 10 nine years imprisonment for COM
plicity IN the plot TO kill the Spanish King and
Queen; the others were acquitted - Inc
"Asahi" Of Japan has maSnifed q trivial incl
dent at Berkeley, CAL into an evidence OF pop
ular hatred of the japanese. - Walter Noiz'
the Swiss explorer, was captured by natives IN
the hinterland OF Liberia ana burned 10 usAln
DOMESTIC-President Roosevelt arrived at
his Oyster Bay summer home, where he expects
to remain until October. - Secretary Cor
teIyou called on the depositary banks for $50
100000 which he viii use in redemption OF gov
eminent bonds. - The government brought
suit in Philadelphia to dissolve the alleged COM
bination Of anthracite coal railroads. 80 Con-
tinued efforts OF the defence in the Haywood
trial at Boise proved fTuitless to shake the
Testimony Of Harry Orchard. - Secretary
Metcalf of the navy and party on the light
house tender Maple failed 10 reach port. =E
The Republican Senators at Albany, by q vote
Of p 10 II, in a second caucus reaf1rmed the
action OF the caucus Of week ago in
sisting on the Tully apportionment plan.
= The Senate, under the spur OF an emer-
gency message, passed the Travis BILL providing
for optional direct nominations at primaries.
- Assemblyman Prentice. at Albany de-
nounCed Mayor AcClellan's statement the
supplemental recount bill absolutely false.
- Miss Caroline Carpenter, assistant prin-
cIEzl Of Lasel Seminary, Auburndale, Mass,
died just at the close Of the graduation exer
cises.
CITY.-Stocks were Irregular at small final
changes. --= Governor hughes made a plea
for reason at gEa ColUmbia commencement.
80 Mayor Mcclellan signed the Wells bill for
me reorganization Of the municipal courts. -
The police raiced seventeen telegraph bureaus in
connection with gambling = Mayor McC3el-
Ian held q hearing on BILL TO allow Sunday ball
would be made 10 test the constitut!onallty OF
the utilities act IN the interest Of the Ropid
Transit Board. - Justice JayCo1 in the
Supreme Court at Flushing dismissed the suit
brought by Lucy n Randolph against ". Z. D.
Stokes 20 compel him 10 support ner BOY. -
Colonel Gorgas. Z. 5. a. IN charge Of sanitary
measures IN tie Panama Canal Zone, addressed
students and guests at the Cornell Medical
School commencement. - Receivers for Mil
lken Brothers, Inc, with officers OF the bank
rupt concern, inspected the corporations plant
at Mariners Harbor. 80 Commencement eX-
erciSes were held at Princeton University.
One man was killed and three others injured
when several tons Of cement crashed through
the flooring Of q new building at Cortlandt and
Church streets
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Fair. The temperature yesterday: Highest, 90
degrees; lowest, Oh