New-York tribune., 1910-07-20
TEE NEWS THIS MORNING

oEEIGN-The strike on the Grand
Trunk resulted in the stoppage OF prac-
tfeeIIv all freight and many local trains;
the through train service was not De
lsyed - ! slight clew 10 the nores
which zrere missing from the BODY pc
heved 70 be that OF Belle Eli11ore mas
been found IN London; Scotland eard
has offered reward Of s1,25o for me
arrest of Dr. Grippen- - A hundred
rensons were injured in q train wreck
ir Tipperarv. About ten thousand
men struck vvark on the Northsa stern
Railway, in England. Fl Riots fol
lowed an attempt Of the American street
car company 70 resume service IN 30
gotta Explosions at the Zeppelin
gas works az Friedrichshafen wrecked
the buildings and shattered cottages, IN
turing nine persons - fhe Tacoma
has been ordered to Cape Gracias TO pro
teet foreign interests there. - E1pul-
sions Of Jews from Kiev continue, about
forty five persons being driven from the
city each day tlre on tFle on
steamer standard. which was recently
in collision with the Baltic, endangered
shipping at Copenhagen.
DOMESTIC President Taft. who is
on q cruise of the Maine coast on the
Nayfiewer reached Eastport. where he
made q speech. There was a gen
eral shake-ur in the marine corps: near
" all the members of the headquarters
staff were ordered TO new posts: Colonel
Bi6dle was selected as acting comnan-
dant Miss Caroline Hazard has re
signed as president Of Wellesley College
because of i'll health, II was announced
al Boston. - J. Howard Lowery, who
embezzled slI5.ee0 from the Utica City
National Bank, was taken back to that
CITY where he told his story 10 the Off
Gals of the bank - The first raft Of
pulpwood TO be teNed across Lake Su-
perior from g Canadian port arrived at
Ashland, Wis. = Negotiations be
tween the Pennsylvania Railroad and its
employees to arrange the details of the
settlement reached Monday continued at
Faiiadelphie.
CITY-Stoeks were dull. closing strong.
Cotton prices dropped yesterday,
The maximum decline being 81 points.
Alderman White denounced city
government by the Mayor" after mes
sage had been sent in disappearing his
measure for paying city lahorers 50 a
DAY == Only two all-night permits
were issued from the Mayors Office for
cafes yesterday. and in both instances
the night workers were favored ==
SteVenson's biplane was wrecked at Gar
den City and the aviator mad d narrow
escape from death or serious injury
- Police captured a man whom they
charge with being concerned in a rob
berry in Belgium. == a dozen paSsen-
gers were injured " hen two trolley cars
were IN COLLISION near SheepSnead bay.
= Directors Of the Chicago & Alton
passed the dividend or the common stock.
4 committee Of taxpayers of
Queens Borough announced that they
would lay specific charges against Presi-
dent Gresser before Governor Hughes to-
daN. The master of an Italian
steamer Was found liable to heavy fines
Tor failure to manifest two sleeper"
trunks. =- Judge REYNOLDS Kinkade.
Of Ohio, second choice Of the insurgents
of his state for Governor. was in confer
ence with Mr. Roosevelt. - The Mex
lean Minister Of Finance. in an inter
view. spoke enthusiastically of conditions
in his country
THE WEATHER indications for to-
CAV: Generally fair The temperature
yesterday: Highest, IS degrees; low
est, S.