New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
THE VIEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS-A special message urging fur
ther legislation for the repression Of anarchy
was received from the President =# Senate:
The employers liability bill passed by the
House was adopted without amendment. ==
House The army and Iortificarions aVpropria-
tion bills were sent to conference despite at
iempts ~ The minority 10 obstrUct business
FOREIGN-A dispatch from Paris told Of a
huge Republican plot recently suppressed by
Franco. 10 capture the royal family Of Portugal
and hold them as hostages during a coup d'etat
=- Count Giuseppe Gi NerEan0. Italian Am
bassador 10 Franc. died At Paris -= Il was
saio in London that Great Britain would prob
ably take action soon on the cancellation OF Ger
Iain CONCESSION ny President Castro Of Ven
eZuela- == A dispatch from Tekng said that
The alleged attack by Japanese upon the Ameri-
can Consulate ar Mukdeu would ne investigated
hy court # inquiry. == The Premier IF
South Australia. IN London. expressed appre-
henslons oI japanese aggression == The re
Forr Of the Canadian Grand Trunk management
Al the semi annual meeting iu London. EngIan5,
was financially unsatisfactory and aroused sharp
criticism -= Miss Margaret Hamilton. one of
me witnesses in the T. g DruCe case, was found
guilty of perjury and conspiracy at London.
DOMESTIC.-Governor Hughes sent a mes
sage 10 the Legislature advocating the passage
~ the anti-racetrack gambling bills and other
legislation. == Governor Hughes nominated
John z. Olrnsted as member of the Public
Service Commission IN the I'd District, 10 sue
coed Charles Il Keep. -= II was said in
washington that the marriage OF the Duke Of
The AbruzZi and Miss Katherine Z. Elkus Will
take place in Europe early in October == The
Assembly al Albany passed the Robinson
bills designed TO wipe out the ''foater' evil at
primary and regular elections. =-- The Lake
Carriers Association. in session at Cleveland
decided on an open shop" policy during the
coming season. over forty thousand men are af-
fected. == Dr Mcdonald and Lieutenant
Philips admitted ar Paso Robes. Cal. that while
the rhcu-7a atlSr1 has almost disappeared and Ad-
TniTal Evans has improved greatly. co1nplica-
Ilors VIII make permanent Improvement slow
-- II was announced at PHILADELPHIA that as
soon as reorganization has been affected Leslie
u Shaw VIII assume the presidency of the First
Mortgage Guarantee and Trust Company.
CITY--Stocks closed al net advances. -
The Republican Big Four slate was announced
as follows: General Stewart L. Woodford. ex-
Mayor Low Frederick H Hazard and Edward
4. Butler -= Controller Metz placed his ban
on municipal ownership and operation Of light
ing plants == Robert Hunter was thrown
from a horse near NorOJOn. Conn and his col
reflected in higher security values all around
= T. 2. Ryan testified that S500OGO of street
railway money was paid 10 ". c. Whitney but
the witness did not know what il was 10 be
used for. -= Mrs. Russell sage gave 500 900
10 Princeton University Tor a dormitOrv for
freshmen == F 2. Earle. the Monroe artist
arrived with his soul mate and without his
Thlskers. =- Opponents of racetrack gam
nNng announced that they would continue the
CgrJ- -- Graduation exercises We're held al
the Bellevue training schools for nurses ==
70 A Ewing Sumner were set aside by Justice
Davis.
The WEATEER-Iudication for o-dav.
EaTLY CLOUDY The temperature yesterday:
Highest, 81 degrees; lowest. 50