New-York tribune., 1908-07-04
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FORFIGN-Over two hundred persons killed
tn the mine at Yusovo were buried, and l5V
ofhers are Imprisoned in the pit, fire having
Sroten out- three women dropped dead from the
shock Of seeing their husbands bodies. -
The King and queen of Wtirtemberg made trips
fn Count Zeppelin's airship above their Caste
grounds near Friedrichshafen. - Marquis
Saionji and his Cabinet will tender their reSlsna-
,,ons 70 the Japanese Emperor to-day; Marquis
Katsura IS believed TO have the best chance of
becoming Premier - The reactionary forces
in Tabrfz renewed their action against the
troons of the Shah foreign residents are be-
ueved TO be safe. Advices received in Mex.
leo City say that Guatemala and Salvador VIII
toin forces against Nicaragua and Honduras
and that either Zelaya or Cabrera VIII be CHOSEN
President Of the United Central American
States. - Twenty men were Imprisoned by
an explosion I'm a mine at Las Esperanzas. be-
longing to the Mexican Coal and Coke Com
pany andyno hope of their rescue is entertained
- President Ferreira of PARAGUAY. accom-
panied by the Minister Of War. has taken com
Ynand of the troops marching TO suppress the
rebellion at Iape-
DOMESTIC.-There a sharp clash be-
tween Charles F Murphy and ex-Judge Alton
B. Parker at Denver over the presentation of
tribute TO Grover Cleveland in the Democrauc
National Convention - Ex-S Secretary Tart
holding several important conferences on politi-
cal matters - Joel Chandler Harris died at
his Atlanta home. after short illness, aged
sixty wears. - Seven persons were killed at
least two others were fatally burned and thirty
others were severely hurt by a fire following an
explosion of fireworks in q Cleveland store
- Herman Ridder visited William ]. Bryan
at Lincoln. Neb and asked him to withdraw
as a Presidential candidate; Mr.. BRYAN did not
consent 10 do so. - Mrs Stella Parker
known as Mademoiselle Novi. was fatally in
Sured by an accident TO her automobile while
looping the gap at Luna Park Pittsburg. -
II was said at Denver that William F COnners
would succeed Norman +. Mack as Democratic
national committeeman from New York State.
Two worlds records for intrenching troops
were broken by Company H Of the engineers
CORPS al Pine Camp, n. Y.
CTTY-Stoclls dull and firm. - Charges Of
graft were made against the Labor Information
Office for Italians, local institution subsidized
bv the Italian government. == Acting District
Attorney Elder of Kings County said he would
appeal from Justice Bschoffs ruling in the
for the IJ41ited Boxboard and Paper Company,
a s2s 000,e00 combination. - Jack Gormley,
the house burglar who jumped his bail surren-
dered to the police after his wife had dictated
terms The Public Service Commission
showed itself ready TO use every expedient TO
force the continuation of service on the Belt
Line" =--L Lou Payn heartily praised Mr..
Taft - Herbert J. Hapgood and his seCre-
tary were released reduced bail - Pro-
fessor Marvin came from Cornell 10 say goodby
to Commander Peary and his men, but signed
for another expedition. == Five deaths from
heat were reported. Judge John D. Bartene,
of New Jersey, died.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to- day:
Showers. The temperature yesterday: Highest,
"a degrees: lowest, r.