New-York tribune., 1909-03-20
THE NEWS THIS MORHTNG.

= CoNGREsS-Sena{e: The census bill was
receired: George T. oliver vas sworn in -=
House. The tariff bill was read
- FOREIGN Chamber Of Deputies, by a
s-ofe of 3ss 20 91G sustained the refusal Of the
French government 70 treat with the striking
,Ftate en7ployes: the strike is spreading both IN
Paris and the provinces. - Mr. Baifour has
announced that ne VIII move vote Of censure
Lsof the government for failing TO make adequate
provision in its naval estimates FOR the safety
~ the empire A dispatch from Dresden
s<1T.o.es ex-President Castro as saying that he
-VsiH make his home al colon If Venezuela re
fuses 10 allow him 10 land == Despite pessi-
s.E7listic views expressed in Germany. the stock
-s5Bsrkefs of European capitals showed strength
z3glue to returning confidence that WaT in LhF
afkafs might be averted. == China has
agreed to meet and collect the Russian tax levy
sn the railway zone. holding the money so OBJ
A=aned pending settlement OF the principle IN
tNolved. -- Russian forces are being massed
- - Persian frontier in readiness for inter
Ve1tion. --= President Gomez issued procla-
1na:fon TO the people Of Cuba, praising their
patriotism
r DOMESTIC The Senate leaders declared
their exposition 10 the inheritance tax provision
Of the Payne tariff bill and also 10 the maximum
and minimum schedules and the duty on tea.
the House members insisted at least week =
debate on the measure before the five minute
: rule is put into effect == 4 rev ship subsidy
measure somewhat similar TO that rejected by
the setl Congress. was introduced in the House
The Senate formed new committee, the
Committee On Expenditures in the Executive
Deparfments.- which IS 70 exercise supervision
over the governments fiscal policy -= The
State Department informed Nicaragua tnat un-
less Immediate steps were taken TO SUBMIT the
claims Of the United States 10 arbitration diplo-
! rnatic relations world be severed -= The
-arnaCk iur- at Nashville. Tenn acquitted
John D. Sharp and reported a hopeless dis
agreement as to the CoOpers. Judge Hart sent
1+rhen hack 10 continue their deliberations, how
ever. == Governor Hughes's direct primary
measure was introduced at Albany DE Senator
,1sina1an and Assemblyman Green: considerable
Scrpositfon 70 II was EXPRESSED. Senator Raines
Speaker WadswOTth and William Barnes j.,
. being especially oUtspoken IN their denuncia-
sTiars. ~ Senator Cobb. al Albany, introduced
a bfl To amend the Public Service commissions
? law = The Massachusetts, Senate defeated
the anti-ini junction bill introduced on petition
Of the American Federation of Labor -= -Four
indictments each charging murder N the first
degree. AGAINST Mrs Mary kellheT- OF SOUleF-
vile Mass were reported Al Cambridge. Mass
CITY-Stocfs were dull and irregular ==
President Taft and President Hadley spoke at
the dinner OF Yale alumni == President Taft
attended meeting OF the Yale Corporation at
--.nany were injured the fires cf one day, which
-caE5sed heavy property loss == It WAS ex-
szJected that the Fourth and Madison avenue line
-zVouId soon he separated from the metropolitan
; sz-sta4s- --- Chairman Herbert Parsons Of the
-Republjcan County Committee announced his
ioppositcn TO the direct nominations bill IA
iVored by Governor Hughes == Ex-Judge
.E-adhams said neither Chairman Woodruff nor
any other state Republican leader could stop the
passage Of +he direct primary nominations bill
The National Civic Federation appointed
Charles r. Darlington, who turned states
ievidence testified in the trial of George r.
tScr7lEhanl. -= The Missouri Pacific planned
Z the creation Of new first and Tefunding mort
sEage-of between $50 66000O and S20oo00.000 it
-F-vas learned Brooklyn detectives found
as1vfat they believed he a Black Hand powder
= DEPOT == The Board OF Estimate gave Dis
1 4rict Attorney jerome one more deputy
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
iShoWers The temperature yesterday: Highest
; - degrees. lowest 81