New-York tribune., 1909-06-29
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS.-Senate: Consideration of the
schedules OF the tariff bill was completed, and a
resolution providing for an income tax constr
tutioIIal amendment was introduced -
House: The conference report en- the census
bill was adopted and that measure now goes
70 the President for signature
FORFIGN-Prince ven Bulow viii resign his
post as Chancellor after the finance bill has
been disposed Of - The Cuban House
passed the budget without making retrench-
1uents and the Senate is expected 20 take sim
slar action TODAY The Zeppelin airship
sailed for Metz. where If viii be permanently
stationed. - Lieutenant Clark. commander
Of the meteorological expedition in China has
demanded a consular investigation OF the kill
sng OF a surveyor; the Ticeroy's version of the
trouble is doubted AT Peking. - Tuan Fang,
Viceroy OF Nanking, has been tTansie erred 10
Pe-Chi-Ii: the Eiceroy Of Canton VIII succeed
him == The firm Of J. s Morgan & Co is
preparing 10 open negotiations with the bankers
for a share IN the Chinese loan - The
American Embassy Association has begun an
active campaign in London for the purchase or
homes for United States representatives abroad
- Ernst ven Halle, professor OF politlcal
economy, died at Berlin
DOMESTIC-Daniel lie Roy Dresser, former
president Of the defunct Trust Company OF the
Republic, testified in the suit OF c. II. haVa-
raugh against the former directors Of the COM
pany that he had refused TO resign when re-
ouested 20 do so. and admitted making loans
without consulting the directors ~ The
Wright brothers were prevented by the high
wind from making aeroplane flight at Fort
AIver - The coroner's Jury at st. Nichaels,
Eastman either killed or was accessory to the
murder OF. Edith May Woodiu - settle
znent of the streetCar strike was effected IN
Pittsburg after d day marked by some rioting-
- Israel w Durham. one OF the most pow
erful political leaders who ever held sway in
Philadelphia died from heart disease in Allan
tic City. - Six thousand miners walked out
sn the Pittsburg (Kan) coal fields: strike Of
ali miners in the Southwest is threatened. ==
A dozen passengers were injured when a fast
train the Erie Railroad into an open
switch at Sterling. OHIO - An ordinance
introduced in the City Council to make
the daylight movement effective IN Cincin-
nat on January l, 1910.
CTTY--Stocks We're dull and strong. -
Il was said that the government investigation
into acts Of the American Sugar Refining Com
pany might come TO naught - a violent
caseS at Yale - Justice Guy refused the ap-
plication for receiver for the United States
Express Company. -. Mrs. Cleveland was
called as a witness in rebuttal by the prosecu-
V lngersoll. Of Brooklyn. was elected chair
man Of the executive committee Of the Com
mittee of one Hundred. == II was rumored
that Commissioner Bingham might be forced TO
resign result Of the Mayors findings in
the Duffy case. A missing hank clerk who
had been indicted here Friday for larceny
was arrested in London. = Two children
whose combined ages were less than four years
arrived on the MnnetOnka after having Jour
neyed by land and than Il 600 miles
- The Public Service Commission disap-
proved the "pilGt tenders used by the Second
sued a relative. alleging that her money had
been taken and that she had been held pris-
oner.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Showers. The temperature yesterday: High
est. s. degrees; lowest, 60