New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-10
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-French officials, according TO ..
dispatch from Paris, find the American tariff
proposals unsatisfactory believing that the
United States asks far greater CONCESSIONS IMAM
those offered. - A man who was hiding on
the route OF the British royal party near Holy
head was captured by detectives after nvely
chase; the police had difficulty in preventing
lynching. - King Edward has granted free
pardon TO Colonel Arthur Lynch, who was SEN
fenced 20 death for high treason after the Boer
War. - Mark Twain was the guest OF the star
OF Punch" at dinner; he was entertained at
luncheon ct the House OF Commons by Sir BEN
5arnin Stone: he viii go 10 Liverpool To-Day. -
The French government deprecates the sensa-
ttonal comment OF certain French newspapers re-
gardiny the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS situation -
Sir Alfred BiLson, member for tne Northwest
Division OF Staffordshire, died viii vote was
being taken n the House OF Co mons.
DOAIESTIC.-It was said at Oyster Bay that
the President would appoint man selected by
Herbert Parsons postmaster OF New YORK.
The Interstate Commerce Commissions
report on the financial operations OF 4. ID. H lar
r.rnan was laid before the President. - The
fieht over the S5,000,0eo estate left by John NJ.
Clapp began in Washington. - Secretary
Afetcalf Of the Navy said at Los Angeles that
the sending OF warships to the Pacific was only
IN the nature of q practice cruise. - PTesl,
dent Small OF the Commercial TelegTaphers'
Union Of America. following the refusal of the
superintendent Of the Western Union Telegraph
Company at San Francisco to receive COM
rnittee OF striking operators. announced that ne
would start for the East to-day TO call strikes,
presumably in Chicago and other cities. -
The raraGe OF $4,000 knights Templar at Sara
toga was reviewed by Governor Hughes, the
Earl OF Euston and Grand Master George NJ
MouIton. 80 Judge Dunno at San Francisco
refused bail TO Eugene E. Schnlitz and also de-
MEG him the privilege OF visiting his attorneys;
the Supervisors chose Of their number as
temporary Mayor TO succeed acting Mayor Gal
lagher.
C-ITY.-Stocks were weak. - The pal ot
Mrs Garter accused Of relieving Runyan'S loot,
was arrested. - II was learned that the to-
bacco trust complaint 20 be fled to-day in the
United States Circuit Court would name one
hundred or more defendants. - Chief Engi-
ueer Rice o. the Public Service Commission
favored the building Of third tracks on the East
Side L" lines. - Clarence H. Maokay said
The talk Of q telegraph rate pool was nonsense.
Two ueutenants were transferred IN con-
nect!on with the alleged police corruption fund.
There reduction Of three cents a
pound in the price OF copper as the result of
consumers. - II was said that the Sullivans
would force the nomination of William B. Eli
son for Mayor the next Tammany ticket
- Commissioner Bensei OF the Street Clean
ing Department abolished the system OF fines
for trivial offences. More than dozen
persons were hurt in an accident the Erie at
Caldwell y. J. - superintendent killed
sn the sewer being constructed by the New York
Many fragrant violations OF the pure food law
were discovered on the East Side. - The
New Jersey House Of Assembly last night killed
the Wright public utilities bill.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Partly cloudy. The temperature yesterday:
Highest, IS degrees; lowest, 20.