New-York tribune., 1910-06-25
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS.-BdaTy conference reports
we're adopted by both houses, practically
removing ali obstacles to adjournment
to-day. =- Senate: Mr.. Burton made
n long speech against the Appalachian
forest reserve bill == House: The
anti -optien bill was passed
FoRETGN.-Alexander :. Cochran's
Westward defeated the. German En-
ueror's Meteor, with the Kaiser at the
helm. in race for the Krupp prize at
kiel. =- Chill October by Sir John
Nltlais. brought S2520o at sale at
Christie's- - Spain announced that
The governments religious programme
would be carried out, though it seems
probable that an opportunity VIII be
, given 10 the Vatican to modify its views.
- A large increase in the imports of
Indian opium into China was reported
from Peking: British officials say that
the increase in price has caused reship-
ments. -= The Austrian Lloyd Com
pRny sent out a vessel to search for tbs
steamer Trieste, which is four days over
due at Bombay == The Deutschland
carried thirty-two passengers, including
ten women, on q four-hOur trip from
Dusseldorf; the airship fought her way
through rain and wind OF her return.
China has ordered the reincarna-
5ion of a high priest Of Buddha, who was
executed by the former Dalai Lama OF
Tibet: affairs ia the latter country are
said TO be satisfactory. - Thirty
seven men were killed and thirty-seven
were injured in Colima, Mexico, four
cars Of troop train breaking loose and
dashing down a steep grade.
DGAsESTIC-Attorney General Wick
ershan spoke in Chicago in defence of
the provision IN the new railroad rate
law looking toward federal supervision
IF issues Of securities - General
Frederick Funston, Z. 5. A, was report
-. -
1oris At his home in Leavenworth. Kan.
-== Senator Gore, Of Oklahoma,
| charged that a bribe Of $4,000 had III
effect been offered to him to withdraw
his oppoS5tiqfl 10 recognition Of contracts
scr the - e Of Indian lands in Oklahoma.
- judge Cohen, in Pittsburg, peTTna-
nently restrained the opening of the bal
loJ boxes III the recent denomination OF
Congressman John DaiZeIl; DR. r. J.
Black, who contested the vote, viii run
AS an Independent candidate, IT was re-
ported. -= Harry HaIgTnerStetn- a son
OF the former impresario, filed a volun-
rarY petition Of bankruptcy In Philadel-
phia. =- Judge Stevens, at Cambridge,
Mass. ordered the jury TO return YER
cict Of not guilty IN the cases of Mrs
LILLIAN Glover and six Others charged
Nith being accessories after the fact to
The murder Of Clarence Z. Glover, OF
Waltham. So Three men were killed
by an explosion ia powder mills near
Valley Falls. \. Y. = Three children
were burned 70 death in q barn at Sau-
geTties, y. Y
CITY.-StockS were weak. - While
.adYices from Washington and Rome in-
dicated grave doubts as to whether Por-
fe. Charlton could be tried for the slay-
ing Of his wife, as todd in his confession,
preparations were made 10y his family to
establish his insanity == The failure
Of women to buy sweetmeats was said to
have caused a drop iii sugar prices.
= Many prominent men expressed
themselves as opposed 10 the parade of
The, national guard on July 4. -= A
majority Of the Board Of Estimate, in
Guiding the Mayor. voted against pro-
hibiting the use of dummy engines on
Eleventh avenue below 39th street ==-
Justice GoFf decided that grand juries
had nc legal right te make presentments-
= Jacob RousE. Z police lawyer, was
held Ga an Indictment charging him with
falsifying testimony te the Appellate
Division 49, MaVor Gayner announced
She resignation OF the Supervisor Of The
City Record and the appointment Of his
successor.
TEE wEATH ER.-Indioati for to-
osv: Generally fair. The temperature
YESTERDAY: Highest, 81 degrees; lowest.
60.