New-York tribune., 1908-06-27
THF NEWS THIS MORNING.

EopF1EN-a dispatch from Teheran said
.h., the shah would issue tomorrow decree
6;esolN-ing Parliament. and ordering new -,
rions. 2 general amnesty has been pro- -.
- The French Senate by a vote OF l29 70
715 nsssed the bill to buy and operate the W%esl, %
ern Railway. = Fifteen persons We're ;a hIiien .e
and go were injured in collision OF trains on
fbe Bombay & Baroda Railway -, oui1e ,
Ahd-el-Aziz is endeavoring TO raise aholIel IT,
OF 100000 from French BANKERS --;.,,ara,,7 mv
usso-t-hinese Bank has decided TO Wl'heIa" s
..o . % =: ,..ncbr-ia - The Marietta, with
~ SS.o-or a,,d his rartv on board, will leave
T-;ne,,e+ad for Guantanamo to-day - Ihe
Hamburg won the race for schooners at hieI'
the Meteor with Emperor Nilllam d. 'iie iiei-'
being second.
DoNESTIC-The funeral of ex-President
Grover Cleveland was held at Princeton y; D.
- II was announced in Washington . tilat M
Taft and his family will spend the summer al
The Virginia Hot Springs == RepresehtalSSe S
lanes s Sherman continued TO make steauH
r1rogress toward recovery - A youlls mo -,
and 2 voung woman. Two of a party OF four IN
a skiff on the St Lawrence River. at Clayton, n
Y were drowned. their vessel being cut III tNso
by fast motor boat - A moIuii!eia lg ls',s 80,
ing 500 N0O 10 which thirty thousand Ft.so'lS
= >co17tributed was unveiled in Worcester MASS.
in memory of Senator Hoar. =" A stable ana
2 cottage on the estate of f. II. Hartman. near M
Arden orange County, y. Y, was destroyed pE
fire endangering Mr.. Harrimans house ana
causing the loss Of horse and nurnber OF al
ticles of value belonging to members OF Ihe
family - Congressman Charles E Little
field of Maine. in address before the limos
Bar Association. attacked the sherman anu
+-71st law as indefinite and inefficient ~ FIRE
,5es+roved property Of the Consolidated Elevator
COMPANY and the Northern Pacific Railway al
Duluth valued at over sIoOOOoo-
CTTY-Stocks were strong - The custom
FJouse report for the fiscal year showed an IN
crease in exports at this port. - Thls CITY
naid lis respects to the memory Of Grover CleVe-
land - The Independence party. Rearsts
organization said he expected TO poll 1,O0O.oVo
votes this fall - The Western Union 1eie-
graph Company said it would remove its wires
from the Sheepshead Bay racetrack because the
Canev Island Jockey Club had asked IL 10 pay
rent. 4 betting case TO test the new law
was argued before Justice Bischoff- =" J. u
Law American Consul General al Cape Town.
visited some American manufacturers TO tell
them about trade opportunities there -- Inc
Board Of Estimate tabled the resolution 10 pro-
coed with work the Riker's Island peniten-
1isrv -= Ex-Alderman H. c. Peters was re-
arrested after he had been acquitted on the first
perjury charge. Republicans in five As
senlbly districts ratified the nominations of Taft
and Sherman. - A Flushing editor died from
stab wounds. - DR.. Darlington wrote Com
missioner Bingham asking cooperation in sup
pressing unnecessary noise particularly on the
Fourth. - The City Club asked Mayor Nc
Clelan urge the installation of new fire
alarm system in Manhattan. =1t was learned
that two American athletes would stoke their
way across to compete in the Olympic games
80 A Mount Vernon delegation protested to
Receiver Whit1idge against the abolishment of
transfers on the Union and Third Avenue rail-
Ways.
THE Indications for to-day:
Fair. The temperature yesterday: Highest,
so degrees; lowest. 6S