New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-12
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WEDNESDAY. JUNE u, 1907.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

Mayor Phelan of San Fran
cisco told President Roosevelt that the japanese
We're not being nolested in California. - The
hardest efforts or the defence IN the Haywood
trial at Boise proved unavaing to shake the
testimony Of Harry Orchard. who told of pro-
posed plan TO blow up q boarding house con-
= II announced from Washington that
the government would start proceedings against
r. II. Hartman for violating The antitrust act.
- A launch from the battleship Minnesota,
with six midshipmen, second lieutenant OF
marines ana I'VE enlisted men aboard, was re-
ported lost IN Hampton ROADS. -- Neither
house Of the Legislature showed the slightest
sign of yielding 10 the other on the reapportion-
ment question and two conferences held by
committees were fruitless. - The State Sen
ate passed the Prentice recount bill over the
MCGOWAN veto and the Page supplementary bill
10 meet the Mayors objections. - - Inc ne wlle
Of President Raymond OF Union College died at
Schenectady and this cast gloom over the
commencement exercises
FOREIGN.-Nicaragu ans, assisted by Salvador
revolutionists have captured Acajutla;~it is be-
Iieved in Mexico City that President Zelaya has
declared against Cabrera == The lnu-
nicipal strike is spreading in the wine growing
districts Of Southern France, ana almost an
the towns without Mayors or Councils.
== Lord Roberts, in behalf of Queen Alex
andra. welcomed the delegates TO the Red Cross
Congress AT London 60 The Nationalist
party in the House of Commons met and de-
cided TO oppose the governments army bill, and
to open campaign for Home Rule in the Eng
iish constituencies. --- The Guatemalan For
eign Minister denied the reports OF the assas-
SinatDn of President camera Inc L or
eign Secretary, Sir Edward Grey informed the
House of Commons that he hoped to obtain for
Great Britain the advantages which Germany
had derived from the United States under the
new tariff agreement There was a sharp
fight between cattle raiders and police in Cal
way, the authorities being defeated; the grazing
war is spreading rapidly. = Major General
Sir Arthur E A Ellis died suddenly in London.
CITY-Stocks were weak. = The militia
men in the forts below the city prepared for the
attack to be made by the feet Tomorrow. ==
J. Van Vechten OlcOtt. William L. Ward and
August HecksCher were named as receivers for
Miiken Brothers, Inc. == At the resumption
Of the Ahean investigation II was shown that
conditions had improved. == The Mount kisco
officials called Mr.. De Narona and discussed
plans for sewage publication. = c. o. Bige-
low is now the only candidate to succeed himself
on the State Board of Pharmacy, ii was said.
- The schooner a. B. Sutton reached New
York, making a sailing record in her farewell
voyage. - A fraud order was issued against
J. ". Cavanagh for alleged fake mining
scheme == District Attorney Jerome got
warrant from Judge Foster for the re-arrest Of
Daniel Sullivan. now serving sentence for rob
berry. == TombstOnes were found in the fOun-
dalton of an old building in Greenwich Village.
THE Observation-Disclosures for day:
Partly cloudy. The temperature yesterday:
Highest, SO degrees; lowest, So