New-York tribune., 1908-06-09
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-The Viceregal Council at Simla
adopted measures providing severe penalties for
bomb outrages and the confscation of news
papers which incite sedition. = Nicaragua
has made strong representations to Guatemala
10 obtain the release Of citizens held prisoners
by the latter country. - An attempt was
made TO burn the So Paulus Church in Moabit,
q suburb OF Berlin. where Father Bonaventuri
was 10 preach: coolness of the priests averted
panic among the congregation. - The clapper
Of the Bmperor's bell fell into the Cathedral at
Cologne; one was injured == The Russian
Emperor left Peterhof for ReTal; large forces
of police and troops guarded the route Of the
Imperial train; Premier Stolypin NJ. dIswolsky
and Admiral Dikoff arrived at Reval. =
Police Al Lisbon discovered a widespread an
arcfist plot blow up the Portuguese royal
family on June ls number of arrests were
made - Ambassador and Mrs. Tower were
guests of the Emperor and Empress at Potsdam.
where MT- Tower MADE the formal announce
,nent of his recall: agreement between Ger
many and the United States regarding an arbi-
tration treaty has practically been reached.
DoMESTIC-The titles of sixteen Taft dele
gates from Florida, Georgia and Kentucky were
confirmed by the Republican National Commit
tee at Chicago: when Louisiana REACHED
compromise giving each delegate half vote was
proposed but the committee adjourned without
deciding the point - President Roosevelt
appointed national commission of f1fty-seven
members conservation Of natural resources.
- The Legislature resumed its special ses-
sion at Albany. and Governor Hughes sent his
anticipated message recommending the enact
Inent OF legislation for the prevention of race
track gambling; Senator Foelker still too
in attend. - Rains continued along the
Missouri and upper Mississippi rivers. Topeka,
Kan being flooded TO a depth of four feet
Three supplementary charges against District
Attorney Jerome. based testimony given at
the hearing on the original charges, were filed
with Governor Hughes. == The Rev. DR.. 2. s
Henson resigned as pastor Of fremont Temple
in Boston = The government closed its case
against the Standard OH Company at Rochester.
CITY.-Stocks were dull and irregular -
Friends of State Chairman Woodruff planned to
make a strong effort 10 obtain his nomination
for EiCe-President. =- The Rev Or. John P.
Peters said I)r. George Mcclellan in his defence
of Professor Hilprecht, had missed the real
meaning Of the charges made. - The Citi-
Zens' Union in its report the city's Legislators
al Albany, recommended only four Senators and
five AsSemblymen for reelection. It was
reported that the prices of all finished steel
products, except rails, would be this week
- The creditors and receiver of Francis G..
Bailey were undecided TO the next step to be
taken 20 bring the fugitive home. and a charge
OF forgery was added TO the others -= 1t was
learned that Thomas F. Ryan had offered 10
give 10 The Old First PRESBYTERIAN Church an
endowment of 100000. - Justice White of
the United States Supreme Court. brought ac-
ZION 10 foreclose two mortgages property be-
longing the estate Of Randall Lee Gibson
- 1t was learned that DR.. Auspitz, who was
shot Sunday. had been attacked by other
women several occasions. The Will
3amsbure Trust Company reopened. - Presi-
dent Winter of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit had
e long talk with Chairman Wilcox and Com
missioner BaSSett Of the Public Service Board
regarding desired franchises Joseph H
Choate summed UP in the suit Of the New York
City Railway Company receivers against the
metropolitan Securities Company - After
several weeks Of vain pursuit detectives caught
q man who they think is responsible for several
burglaries committed in the last month.
THE wEATHER-Indicatfons for to-day:
Fair. The temperature yesterday: Highest 81
degrees; lowest. el.