New-York tribune., 1907-07-21
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-AIobs in Seoul burned the houses
Of Corea;. Ministers. finally being repulsed by
.Japaaese troops. who killed and wounded many
OF The rioters; rife firing continued during the
afternoon: the Japanese forces are said 10 be
inadequate to cope with the situation. -- Six
lfyoVer7r11ert officials were killed in the attack
ion President Alfaro AT Guayaquil on Friday: the
iplo: was betrayed by one of the conspirators;
91bo President showed bravery in leading the
attack against the rebels. -= The peace con
ference which held a plenary session at The
Hague unanimously approved the proposal 10
adapt the Red Cross convention 10 naval war
fare = Karl Hau AT Baden-B Baden gave an
explanation Of the reasons for his suspicious
actions on the night Of Frau Molitors murder,
saying that he had wanted to see oIsa monitor:
g. General Hagron commander in chief OF
ahe French army. has been retired at his own re-
quest owing to his disapproVal Of the measures
reducing the strength of the army: General
Trelneau will succeed him. -= Many deser-
cons at st. Petersburg; oil traffic on the Mary
Canal has ceased, owing to the strike OF boat
men =- DR. David Moffat Gillespie, of New
York. and Miss Lillian Brechemin, daughter OF
lieutenant Colonel Brechemin, I :. AgVWere
married in London.
DONESTIC.-Thirty persons were killed and
over seventy injured in collision between
freight and excursion trains on the Pere Mar
quette near Salem. Mich. -= William j.
Brxan issued 2 statement at Lincoln, NeD- in
ownership incubus The upstate Public
Service commission has sent out notices saying
that an investigation Of car service and de-
muTTage had been begun; hearings VIII be hed
tn different parts Of the state. -= Justice
Andrews at Syracuse released Leonard 8. Moe
ness. Of New York, who was locked up in Lewis
County for the alleged theft of $4,000 from Mil
ton W. Holt in a mining stock deal. == The
ringleaders OF the recent revolt Of cadets on
board the Massachusetts nautical training ship
ENTERPRISE and the steward Of the vessel have
been discharged il was announced at Boston
The Rev. DR.. J. II. George. pastor Of the
First CONGREGATIONAL Church, Burlington Vt.
resigned TO accept the presidency of Drurv Col
lege. Missouri. = General John Marshall
Brown died at Portland. Ne. - The argu-
1nen:s for the state continued I'm the Haywood
case at Boise.
CITY-Stocks generally higher. == Mrs.
Drury W. Cooper, wife Of the Mayor Of New
Brunswick. y. J., acted for her husband in well
coming the state troops 10 that city ==
Colonel Ayres. who before the War Depart
Inent retiring board pleaded for justice in the
Investigations into his health. == Active work
for the reclamation Of the abandoned farms Of
New York viii soon be under way. =F The
telegraphers unions locally are satisfied with
the Western strike settlements. which, they said
are 2 partial victory. =-= A gain of 80 PEE"
cent T., exports Of steel products in June over
May has been reported. --= 4 farmer in tho
CatskilI watershed has collected damages from
the Water Department for the loss Of COW,
which vas poisoned by eating dynamite. =
A big pooroorn trust was unearthed in Brook
Iyn. -- The City Club announced that It
would take up the charges against Borough
President Ahearn.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Partly cloudy. The temperature yesterday:
Highest so degrees; lowest, 20.