New-York tribune., 1908-01-03
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN.-Count Boni de Castellane and ms
brother Jean porsted Hklie de Talleyrand-Peri-
ended in the gutter 49, because o. IIe S+tas ,t,a
proved financial conditions in the Cnited StateS S
and Germany, the Bank Of England lowered us
rate OF discount from TO per cent
Alarm IS growing in England because OF the
grave problems resulting from the Immigration
of Asietics TO her white colonies. - 1t was
,ano-feS in Berlin thar the Emperor will restore
Count Kuno Won Moltke 10 active service ana
give him high Office in his immediate encourage
Nineteen Russians were arrested on a
charge of conspiring to murder the DoWager
Funpress All the members Of the executive
committee Of the Popular Socialist party were
indicted in St. Petersburg on the charge or CON
spiracy TO overthrow the government - Inc
tlapers for the eXtra0ition OF Robert q CaIo"eil
.,r, The charge of perjury in the Druce case were
forwarded from London to Washington - A
new scandal in the German army has resuited
from the confession of Captain Won Goeben that
he shot and killed Major Won Schoenbeck
DoMESTIC.-President Roosevelt appointed
CAPTAIN John Z Pillsbury Chief of the Bureau
of Navigation. TO fill the vacancy caused by the
,asiernaIio of Rear Admiral Willard H. Brown
son - Secretary Taft's supporters won in
the meeting of the Ohio Republican State Com
mittee. which voted TO call primaries on Febru-
aIy II and the state convention on March J.
- DR.. Nicholas Sem. one OF the most widely
known surgeons in the United States, died at his
home in Chicago - FIRST steps toward te tle
formation Of a state league to bring about the
nomination of Governor Hughes for President
were taken at a meeting of some of his friends
at Albany. Il said at Albany that a
warm contest was likely over the passage of
Enti-racetrack gambling legislation == Will
fam A Sutherland. of Rochester, was appointed
counsel to the Public Service Commission in the
I'd District The Chicago express on the
Boston & Albany Railroad was deratled at
Westboro, Mass. several persons were hurt.
CITY-Stocks were strong at the close -
rent strikers meeting broke UP in what was
almost a riot. - Magistrate Wahle rendered
a far-reaching decision in the Sunday show
case Marquis c. Jasper, eighty-fve years
old, was found dead in his bedroom with a bullet
hole IN his head. - President Melen said the
New Haven road planned to use the franchises of
either the Westchester or Port Chester lines. or
of both for an electric railway. - The deal
nv which the Baltimore &, Ohio should purchase
the preferred stock of the minority holders in
pany was declared of. = Mrs. Lille L. Cook
flaming her character in her SUIT against the
Fullarn estate. - The Mayor appointed one
new justice for the Court of Special Sessions
and FIVE new city magistrates - The Cham
Der OF Commerce passed resolution urging the
subsidizing by the government of Pacific mail
ships. - The Republican Clubs special COM
rnittee announced a meeting for tomorrow
night, to take action toward the nomination of
Governor Hughes for President 60 There was
q big crowd Of engaged couples at the City Hall
seeking marriage licenses. A. r. Smith
told how to better the city's facilities for
handling its increasing commerce. -= Racing
said that IL the Governors ideas were
adopted bv the Legislature the racetracks prob
ably would be closed.
THE WEATHER--Indications for to-day:
Fair. The temperature yesterday: Highest, SO
degrees: lowest. 50.