New-York tribune., 1907-06-17
:gstu21trk Daily Gribn're:
MONDAY. JUNE Il, 1907.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

r5ORETGN-The Russian people received
calmly the news Of the dissolution Oh lhe ,
great precautions having been taken aI me go Of
Inc cities TO suppress any outofeaki .'he leAs "a
ire imperial manifesto plainly violates tlle ~. ho1
nor rights granted 10 the people asseL tlts I
The power which gave them mas Le ii,,tion ~ of
the Dourna made bad impression on le Pc a.
delegates at The Hague. and the acnoh oI tilo
! Emperor was generally deplored. =-- ~ AuhlCso
F-a,.,, parjs "a that the recent FrancO-Japahese
convention was based on 4 trehch pIolili9o -
float future Japanese loans, IN return loI e a 2 @
autee of safety for the lndo-ShlHeSS PIott PIIt1,.
- The "Hochi." of Toxic, says that NlscOGHI
Aoki Will probably be recalled and be suCceeue" ~
as ambassador by Baron Kaneio. - ne gov
or,',,'ont cf Ecuador has ordered suit against
Archer Harlnan. president OF the quay gun *
: CuitO Railway Company for breach ol CoIid
- Steamship firemen ana seaheh StIuoh a.
Antwerp but the movement mas so IaI ICi;t Deeii IL
effective: the Red Star Line Is putting f1hSii9H
men in the places Of strikers ana me litiso t15o
ItUuching Antwerp may j6iif ts '5is'eii 4i' '4!S
Belgian Seamens' Union.
! DOMESTIC.-By direction Of the President all
, communications bearing on the Impending tel
leeraphers' strike sent 10 him have been forward
ed to Labor Commissioner Neill. at washington
and the President will take no action IN ule
matter =- There no sign at Albany OF
the end Of the legislative deadlock -. Apoit
3 600 students will be graduated from institutions
Of learning in New England tins year IL was
eai6 in Roston THE Boston Globe" pub
lished an interview with Mrs. Eddy by re-
porter for that newspaper, who saw her at ner
home. and declares her mind is keen and alert
affairs. = Il was announced al BOISE that
Harry Orchard will be taken to Caldwell to-day,
when the against him for the actual muir
der Of former Governor Steunenberg viii be
caleld and postponed until the next term or court
= The dedication OF the monument to Presl-
dent MCKINLEY at Buffalo will take place early
in September. - II was reported from Pitts
burg that the Chamber of Commerce has under
taken a movement for planting 1000, 100000 trees
at the headWaters of rivers in the region TO pre-
.vent the great floods which have taken place an
.ualfy. - COmmencements opened with bac-
'caaureate sermons at Harvard and Brown uni
versities. - The commencement week at
Smith College began with the senior play on
Saturday; President Seelye preached the bacca-
laureate sermon yesterday and the ivy day eX-
ercises Will take place to-day.
CITY-The warm weather drove everybody
out Of doors. TO the beaches and country. ==
The car barns Of the Metropolitan Street Rail-
nue. were destroyed by fire = Norman Z.
Mack arrived from Europe and said that w. J.
Bryan had a good chance Of being elected Presi-
dent, provided ". r. Hearst aided him. --
The East Side pedlers held a meeting Of juba-
tion over the defeat OF the pushcart bill. -
President Small denied that the executive COM
nIittee of the telegraphers union had postponed
a consideration Of the grievances against the
companies. = There was genera g II at a
baseball game Staten Island. in wNits many
ahots were fired. = veterinary surgeon
oied from glanders contracted from a horse pa
1ient. == Magistrate Finn discharged the ma
5ority Of the prisoners taken IN the big raids in
Harlem == Thomas T. Walsh. the mine owner
of Colorado, got back from Europe. =- An
engineer from La Lorraine drowned at the
vessels pier.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Fair and warmer. The temperature yesterday:
Highest, S5 degrees; lowest, 81.