New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-02
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

Observation-Disclosures from Toxic indicate that
the anti-Anlerican sentiment is increasing ana
say that influential politicians and business men
are contemplating retaliatOry measures Whlch IN
elude a boycott against American goods. -=
Cuatemalan adviCes said that an invasion OF
re,-0lutiOutsts from Mexico had been expected on
June So but no movement was reported, num-
Der Of minor political offenders have been sen
fenced TO terms Of imprisonment - sir WI
frid Iaurier, in a speech At the Dominion Day
dinner at the Canadian Club IN LONDON, auNo-
Gated Government support Of all rec" trans
portation line around the globe. GO froceeo-
ings have been opened against shipping agents
at Roubaix and Journal for violating the French
emigration laws by sending silk Tseavers TO me
United States. == Queen WilhelSina received
the chiefs Of delegations TO the Peace conferences
AT The Hague. =-= The corporation OF Dublin
bv vote Of 2S 10 - decided 10 confer the freedom
of the city on Richard Croker. == Count Con
stantino Nigra, the well known italian diplomat
died at RaTa!lo. 80 st. Pierre is attempting 10
conclude a trade convention with Newfoundland
whereby the French island may purchase sup
plies in the British colony.
DOMESTIC.-President Roosevelt accepted
the resignation Of ". r. Wilcox postmaster
of this city, praising his work highly. =
Chief Engineer Goethals in tentative report
favored the division Of the Panama Canal work
into sections and letting contracts for them
- Cuartermaster General Humphrey was
placed on the retired list at his own request.
- Reports Of Pfnkerton operatives were read
In the Haywood trial at Boise in the attempt of
the defence to prove a conspiracy against the
Western Federation Of Miners. == The up
state public utilities board organized at Albany
and took over the work of the railroad and light
ing commissions == It was said at Albany
that Governor Hughes was expected TO issue
call to-day for an extraordinary session OF the
Legislature. = The Rhode Island Republican
State Central Committee Endorsed the candidacy
for the United States Senate of George Peabody
WetnoTe. = President Henry s. Pritchett
severed his connection with the Massachusetts
Institute Of Technology, Boston.
CITY.-Stocks were strong. = The street
cleaners returned 20 work. =-- DR.. A. H. Doty.
Health Officer II the Port. said there was
no danger OF an epidemic of contagious diseases
result Of the present accumulation of gar
baEe in the streets. -= Charles w. Morse
obtained an injunction against the proposed
merger Of the Equitable and Mercantile trust
companies. -= II announced that vacant
lots valued at million dollars would be put UP
In foreclosure sale at White Plains on July g.
== Nelson p. Lewis, chief engineer Of the
Board Of Estimate and AppOrtionment, made a
report 10 Mayor Mcclellan the condition OF
the Manhattan Brooklyn tunnels 900 Thomas
was arrested, but discharged later because Of
lack OF evidence. #= The superintendent of
the 5. i. 9. A complained that the police would
not arrest brutal drivers Of horses. == A
gigantic steel and iron project under way was
disclosed which might make bridgeport a second
Fitts5urg- -- +. II. Hartman ordered the de-
tails OF all accidents his railroad system
given to the newspapers. ==- The Mutual Re
serve was considering the wisdom of cutting its
campaign fund for new business -- Captain
John Niegznd succeeded George McCIusky in
the Tenderioin. -- The new utilities Com
mission beEan its duties.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Partly cloudy. The temperature yesterday:
Highest, 86 degrees; lowest 63.