New-York tribune., 1907-06-06
Gep:2lotls Dsilp Gribn1ts
THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 1907.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-Twelve of the nineteen men con-
cemned to death for the plot against Cabrera
will be executed according to the findings of
the Court OF Revision; eleven are Guatemalans
and one is a Spaniard; a Mexican and two Ital-
ians were sentenced to fifteen years each in
prison. =-- Sir Robert Bond speaking in Lon
don, said that Newfoundland desired no union
with Canada; he was not without hope that
some satisfactory terms might be reached re-
garding the cOlony's attitude toward the recent
modus vivendi. - Nearly two thousand
Coreans weekly are said TO be crossing the bor-
der into Russian territory to escape the Japanese
rule - A bill has been introduced in the
French Chamber Of Deputies to raise the tarir
oil in order to stimulate the alcohol trade and
aid the wine growers. - Richard Croker's
Orby, ridden by Reiff, won the Derby; the vic
tory was not a popular one. - The 4th
Squadron of Hussars of the Guard. stationed at
Tsarskoe Selo' Tnutinied, but the outoreak vas
suppressed without bloodshed - irano
Duchess Anastasia, six years old, daughter or
the Emperor of Russia IS believed to nave
diphtheria. - The Empress OF Japan mace
an address at a meeting Of the Red Cross In
Toxic.
DOMESTIC-A conference will be held at the
White House tomorrow. az which decision VIII
probably be reached as to the prosecution OF i.
H. Hartman by the government - An order
issued by the President prohibits persons in the
classifid Civil Service from taking an active
part in politics. - Alfred Horsley known as
Harry Orchard, in a sweeping confession on the
stand in the Haywood trial at Boise. Idaho, told
of a series of reVolting crimes - The AS
sembly, by vote Of Il TO 3d. failed TO concur
with the Senates amendments to the Dowling
bill, for q loop connecting the Brooklyn and Will
iamsburg bridges. - The Senate repassad
several bills over Mayor McCellan's vetoes, in
Guiding the public utilities measure. - The
Senate killed the Wagner five-cent fare bill. de-
signed 10 remedy the Coney Island situation.
== The petition of the trustees to whom Mrs.
? Eddy transferred her property, asking that they
be substituted plaintiffs in place Of next
friends" in the suit for an accounting of Mrs.
Eddy's property, denied by Judge Chamber
lin at Concord, y. H. - William J. Bryan
put in a busy day at Albany calling the Gov
ernor and addressing the Senate and Assembly
and attending a luncheon in his honor he talked
freely.
CITY.-Stocks were weak. - II
nOunced that the New York, New Haven &
Hartford Railroad had obtained control of the
Boston q Maine Railroad. - More than four
hundred degrees were conferred at the New York
University commencement. - There was
large cut made in the salaries Of officials of the
Mutual Reserve Life Insurance Company. -
Judge ROsalsky censured a jury which tried to
Bargain with him. == It was learned that the
site of Nine Nordica's new opera house was to
be near CrOton. - 1t learned that the
prices Of beef and mutton had risen from 10 to
20 per cent within ten days. == Many
treasures, it learned are uncataogued IN
the basement of the Metropolitan Museum of
of Sewers in Borough President Ahearn's office,
displayed ignorance Of the operation Of his staff.
60 The Duke Of the Abruzzi gave a small
farewell reception.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Fair and warmer. The temperature yesterday:
Highest, 67 degrees; lowest, "a.