New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-14
Nrm21ark DAILY Grib,,ars
TUESDAY. MAY Il. 1907.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-Mr. Morley, Secretary for India,
IN a speech before the House of Commons con-
frmed the reports Of the grave unrest in India
and justified the measures taken by the officials
to suppress the agitation. - Advices from
Paris say that France is expected to make an
other military move against Morocco in order
10 compel the Sultan TO meet the French de-
mands; IL was reported at Melilla that govern
ment forces had defeated troops of the Pre-
tender - The Constitutional Democrats in
the Dounla succeeded in passing resolution for
the trial Of the Governor General Of Moscow for
illegal action in having caused the death
OF four men. III. BRAND. the French Min
lister Of Education. spoke for the Cabinet before
the Chamber of Deputies. saying that its policy
toward the Federation of Labor would not be
modified and that the ministers would resign
unless vote of confidence was given to them
to-day. - The Reichstag passed the second
reading Of the Communication tariff conven-
ton with only a few negative votes. ==
Wheat prices rose sharply at Liverpool owing TO
unfavorable reports from America. Russia and
the Black Sea regions. 49, Eighteen hundred
longshoreInen struck at Montreal.
DOMEsTIC-The United States Supreme
Court dismissed the suit brought by Kansas
against Colorado. to restrain the latter state
from diverting the waters of the Arkansas River
for irrigation purposes. and the intervening Pc
tition of the federal government. - Senator
Dick rescinded the call for conference of Ohio
Republican leaders at Columbus tomorrow.
- Wheat went past the dollar mark in the
most excited opening in the history Of the Chi
cago Board Of Trade. and though prices fell later
bull feeling strong at the close. Plans
were made for bringing the bodies Of those killed
in the wreck In California east in a special
funeral train. The Booth anniversary
Of the landing Of the first permanent Eng
lish settlers in America was celebrated at
jamestown Island; q military and naval parade
OF Americans and foreigners was reviewed by
General Kuroki and others at the jamestown ex-
position.
CITY--Stocks were strong 49, Hector Lufz
Paroles, a brother of the slain Venezuelan
leader. charged President Castro with murder
before the High Court in Caracas, It was learned
mere. - Disclosures at the inquiry into Bor-
oUgh President Ahearn's office seriously in
Volyed superintendent Walker OF Public Build
ings. - Borough President Ahearn took
personal charge OF the street repairing in his
office, and told some of his subordinates that
ne might have 10 ask for their designations.
- The Russell Sage Foundation was organ
lied, with Mrs Sage president. - There
seemed a strong proba bility that the members
OF Plymouth Church would not allow a lecture
Christian Science to be given in the church
on Thursday night. - The stockholders Of
the American Ice Company voted changes IN
its charter whereby IL might engage in wide
variety Of business. Steamship men and
philanthropic societies pointed out the neces-
sity for supervision and regulation of the sale
Chicago. Rock Island & Pacific and New York
Ontario & Western railroads pleaded not guilty
TO rebate charges. - President Shonts Of
the Interborough Rapid Transit Company in
vited the Retail Drygoods Association to exam
inc the conpany's books.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
EsiT. The temperature yesterday: Highest 6S
Degrees; lowest. 43.