New-York tribune., 1907-06-25
Nesu91urk Drilp Gribr,ts
TUESDAY, JUNE %, 1907.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-Sir Henry Campbell -Bannerman,
the British Premier, introduced his motion to
his action on the supremacy Of representative
institutions; a. J. Balfour led the debate for the
Opposition. == The Social Revolutionists and
Cr0uTp Of Toll Deputies in the former Russian
parliament issued appeals TO the people TO con-
tinue by force the struggle against the govern
,17eDt - NTarceIin Albert leader of the wine
growers revolt in Southern France, returned to
ArgeIliers, where, after a conference with the
committee, he announced that IL had been de-
cided TO continue the strike movement in
peaceful manner. - The United States will
probably introduce a modified Drago Doctrine
before the Peace Conference at The Hague; the
third and fourth committees met and Mr.
Choate introduced in the latter body motion
regarding private property at sea- = The
Pacific Steam Navigation Companys coasung
steamer Santiago was wrecked north Of Corral
ana all on board, with the exception of one pas
senger and one officer. were reported lost -
The trial of Carlos Waddington for the murder
Of SehOr Balmaceda began at Brussels. -
The French cup at Kiel was Won by the chal-
lenger. Ar Men; the Imperial Yacht Club gave
its annual dinner for Emperor William.
DOMESTIC-The President appointed MI
chael Z. Bannin, OF this city, an Indian Com
missioner. == The President at oyster Bav
signed the treaty with Santo Domingo. -
Major U. /. Harper, a leading Pittsburg poll
tician. fred five shots at Levi DeWolf,
broker, in the latter's Office IN that city. -
Governor Hughes sent 10 the Legislature at
Albany special message urging the passage
or a CONSTITUTIONAL apDortlonment before the fnal
adjournment, which IS set Tor Wednesday -
Clarence Darrow outlined the defence IN the
Haywood trial at Boise making a general de-
NAL Of Orchards charges. == Superintendent
Keep Of the State Banking Department gave
out at Albany his summary Of reports of the
state banks. - Senator Knox, before the
graduating class in the Yale Law School, dis
cussed the development OF the federal power to
regulate commerce == More than score Of
persons We're injured. two seriously, when
New York express train hit a switch engine in
the yards at Springfield. Mass
CITY.-Stocks were dull, closing at small
gains. == Mrs. Sage gave 100000 to the City
Hospital and City Home to endow institute
of pathology for the aged == The re-
count bill vetoed by Mr.. MCGOWAN, the
Acting Mayor. as Mayor Mcclellan left the
office. == The American Express Company
Outbid the United States Express Company for
the New York Central local and through busi-
ness TO and from Chicago. @ The Board OF
Magistrates voted against Magistrate Butts's
resolutions TO do away with summonses ==
Subway trains were stalled at the afternoon rush
hour near seth street when a car Jumped the
track. - Exports of gold continued and are
expected to reach s35 600 900 unless money rates
advance. == Staten Islanders pleaded for the
city TO take control Of the water supply in Rich
mond Borough at a hearing the proposition.
= Walters IN convention expressed will
fngness TO get along without tips If wages were
raised.
THE WEATHER.-Indications for to-day:
Thunderstorms. The temperature yesterday:
Highest 79 degrees; lowest. 63