New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-06-07
TEE NEWS THIS MORNING

roPErcN-7ritish trade unions are combin-
Eng forces for political action, ana the IaI" a.
,ror7,orations are also broaching scheme %
union for mutual protection - me llioui1 .
correspondent in London says that popular OPP
position TO the Liberal Cabinet seems TO De M IA!
creasing - At the request OF beTlih !uui 80
authorities an inquiry was begun at vienna INTO
the actions of Prince Zu Eulenburg Whlle ne Wa
ambassador there. f== SerNla NllnuleM a.
re,resentative from Montenegro and diplomatic
,,ac.a6 70 cease entirely - Sixteen worlNmen
were killed and seventeen injured nE an expo
sion in a celluloid factory near vienna
king Edward, Queen Alexandra, Princess VIC
ioris and a large suite left Port victoria Eng
land on the roval Yacht Victoria and Albert Tor
ReDal Russia - The organ of President
Castro of Venezuela praised President Roose-
Welt for increasing the bonds uniting american
republics - The trial of fifteen Social heFo-
Iufionists, including two women. began III q,
petersburg Floods carried away two
bridges in Alberta and caused further damage
TO crops
DoMESTIC-The Republican National Com
-oittee at Chicago decided contests from FIorlda
and Georgia confirming the titles OF sixteen
Taft delegates 60 President Roosevelt, Sec
retaries Taft and Root and senator bufkett
had a conference at the White House, during
which the general political situation was can
vassed At least eleven persons were re
r,orted killed BY tornadoes in Nebraska and
kansas A fourteen-year-old boy, at Ded-
ham Mass accused himself of having killed
TWO of his cousins with stones in Brooklyn last
March An attorney of WATERFOWL, n Y
was placed under arrest. charged with having
from the New York Central - henry RelpeI
and John Young, who confessed having stolen
over s1.O00000 from the Farmers Deposit -\a-
tional Bank in Pittsburg. were sentenced 10 ten
wears each in the penitentiary- = Eleven
persons We're hurt by the explosion OF gas
storage plant in Indianapolis. - detectives
had a pitched battle with a band OF alleged
thieves at Bellebridge, Penn, and TWO men We're
shot, one fatally :" A convention VI tne
protestant Episcopal Church of the diocese Of
Washington was called for June l. to elect a
successor to Bishop Satterlee. - one of the
sailors injured by the boiler explosion on the
cruiser Tennessee died, making the total deaths
five: the bodies were buried in Los Angeles with
impressive ceremonies - The wreck on the
Washington. Baltimore Annapolis Electric
Railway. in which eight persons lost their lives,
was declared to have resulted from disregard
of written orders. 4
CTTY-StoclEs were strong. - The eN-
animation in bankruptcy OF the Stock Exchange
firm Of Coster, Knapp & Co. brought out the
practice of 'bucketing" orders == The Ma
tional Commercial and Industrial League started
Vice Presidential boom for Lieutenant Coy
ernor Timothy L. Woodruff - An attach
ment for s23.40o issued against the property
of ] Brandt Walker. a broker - Nevada Y
Stranahan. ex-Collector Of Customs, returned
from Europe much improved in health. =-
Cardinal Iogue sailed for Ireland on the Cam
pania 60 Merchants expressed opposition 10
the Page Parker bill placing the regulation of
Labor - Borough President Coler appointed
Thomas r. Farrell Commissioner of Public
Works - The work of feeding hungry school
children on the East Side continued. ==
Commander Peary received word that Captain
Bartlett and eleven men had started from New
foundland for New York man the Roosevelt
The report Of the Commissioners Of Ac-
counts on the investigation Of Borough Presi-
dent Haffen's office was completed. -- Packer
Collegiate Institute received $4,000 TO start an
endowment fund. -- The gift by Thomas +,
Walsh of q fund 70 aid the Colorado School ri
Mines announced. - woman in
Partisan sheath gown caused sensation on the
White Star Line pier.
THE WFaTHFR-Fai- TO-DAY and warmer:
ecuth winds The temperature yesterday:
Highest, - degrees: lowest, 81.