New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-11
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRATULATIONS Colonel Cocktails said
that the canal commissioners were working in
harmony and that he and his associates would
remain until the work was completed. -
Count Tornielu introduced a proposal at The
Hague regarding boTnbardmeuts Of unfortified
towns which eInbodies the views of all the coun-
tries interested IN the question - Serious
risings Of peasants have occurred along the
Baltic-Casptan Canal, owing to the Introduction
Of tugboats; the Pan-Russian Teachers Con-
gress passed q resolution denouncing the action
Of the government IN dtssoIvIng the Douma.
g. King Edward and Queen Alexandra ar
rived at Dublin and visited the exposition; great
crowds gave q hearty welcome TO their majesties.
The authorities OF the Congo Independent
State have requested the immediate opening OF
negotiations for annexation, and win appoint a
Cian parliament. - The French Minister OF
Finance NJ CaiuaUx, spoke IN support Of the
income tax bill before the Chamber OF Deputies.
g. Il was reported from Picking that Russia
and China had reached an agreement on customs
IN Northern Manchuria. - A series of dyna>
mite Outrages occurred in the nsighborhood of
the Transyaal mines where the white miners are
on strike; a number Of persons were injured.
DOMESTIC-Both the State Department and
Japanese Embassy officials in Washington de-
MED the truth OF the story from The Hague OF
strained relations between this country and
Japan. 80 The Department Of Agriculture re-
ports showed that the condition Of wheat on
July was SIG and corn s0.2, both being below
the average. - The Atchison, Topeka 81
Santa Fe Railroad was indicted at Chicago on
Eixty-fve counts on the charge Of rebating.
g. Three persons were killed and many badly
hurt IN the collapse Of a new building In Phila-
Federation Of Miners was a witness IN the Hay
wood trial at Boise. - Senator Raines and
Speaker Wadsworth, at Albany, named new
committees on apportionrnent; these met but
adjourned until to-day without doing anything
OF Importance. - Minority leader Grady Of
the State Senate ennourc ed his intention Of OPP
posing the confirmation OF Thomas NJ Osborne
IS public service commissioner. - Commits
sioner Decker. Of the Public Service Commission
Of the % District, conferred with representatives
of the passenger departments OF the railroads OF
the state at Albany. - The investigation OF
the accounts Of the city Of Troy. n. Y. just fin
ished by an expert accountant disclosed a de-
dciency OF more than $4,000.
CITY.-Stocks were weak. - 4 legal fight
was begun by the federal government against
the Tobacco Trust, and IL may extend not only to
an application for receivers. but criminal pro-
c. a win prosecute two physicians who sewed
two puppies together IN a vivisection expert
nent. ii was eaid. - young woman who
IS said TO have nystihed the police through her
large jewelry orders arrested yesterday.
g. Baron Yamamoto decried the talk Of war
between this country and Japan. - Attorney
new suit against the Consolidated Gas Com
pany. - A dwelling house of glass bricks,
70 be erected on Long Island, was planned. So
st Stephens 7. Z. Church, which bought prop
erty from the Little Church Around the Corner,
with restrictions, sued to have title cleared. -
1t was said that Mr.. Craven would be reap
pointed Commissioner Of Street Cleaning in three
months. - Few stockholders subscribed for
the new bonds Issued by the Union Pacific Rail
road Company - DR.. Bensel abolished fines
and made other changes In the Department of
Street Cleaning. - A milk wagon drivers
throat cut with the top OF one OF his cans
In q collision with a streetcar - The Inter-
borough Metropolitan began the identification
of the old horsecar line in First avenue. -
The police said they expected to make a sixth
arrest in the Runyan case. which they hoped
would disclose some OF the missing money.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Partly cloudy. The temperature yesterday:
Highest, 81 degrees; lowest SO.