New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-18
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS -Senate: BY q vote Of
90 70 II the Senate agreed 70 the
conference report on the railroad bill:
the motion 70 concur in the House
amendments 70 the postal savings bank
hin vas made the unfinished business,
which means that IL viii be taken up
today. House 4 new rule BIZ
which 3 majority Of its membership may
a. any tine recall from z committee any
bin or resolution referred 70 II and place
The measure upon the calendar for con-
EiS1ration was adopted
FORETGN-Deaths from the foods in
Hungary are expected 10 reach nearly
one thousand, and there sre fears that
the entire harvest may be lost 49,
Herr Christensen. the former Danish
premier. was acquitted Of being if11pli-
Gated IN the Albert swindle: Herr Berg,
former Minister Of he Interior was
found guilty. fined and sent 10 jall fer
gtxrv dave Sir Robert Finlav
closed q speech lasting eight days, in
which the British contentious in the
Newfoundland fisheries case were laid
before the Hague Tribunal. -
letter from Monsignor Bonomellis Catho-
lie Bishop If Cremona. Italy, outlining
z common ground for al religious bodies.
was read ~ the World Missionary Con-
ference ~ Edinburgh. ~ Over a
hundred Jews were expelled from Kiev,
MANY being driven Out without warn
ing. Divers who searched the
bottom Of Lake Como failed TO find any
trace Of the body Of Porter Charlton
= bomb thrown in q group Of
EendsTmes at a station near Warsaw,
killed one man and mortally wounded
four. - A dispatch from Lima gave
rumor that mediation between Peru
and Ecuador had failed, owing to con-
ditions imposed by the latter country.
DONFSTIC-The House Of Repre-
seatatives in Washington increased the
appropriation for raising the batueship
Maine. sunk n Havana Harbor, to $500,
GnG on account" -- The House Com
Inittee on Labor decided to report favor
Sbly the Bill for Department Of Labor,
with a scat in the Presidents Cabinet
= Richard ParT, who materially as
sisted the government in recovering large
sums IN the sugar frauds, is to be given
a reward Of 100000 - Walter
Broolins, in a Wright hiplane, broke his
own worlds record by reaching q height
Of 1903 feet at the Indianapolis Speed
way = AssemblyYnan Andrew F.
Murray Of New York, il was announced
at Albany. has written the various Re
publican members OF the Assembly ask
ing that they join in a call for a caucus
1o consider and agree on the passage or
The Cobb direct primary bin. == DIR.
John Henry Haynes issued q statement
at North Adams, Mass, in which he said
that he WAS the actual discoverer OF the
so-called Temple Library at Nippur.
- Representative NJ. S Link declared
on the witness stand at the Browne trial
tn Chicago that he had been coerced by
States Attorney Weym2n to say that he
received $1,000 from Browne to vote Tor
United states Senator LoriTner.
CITY-Stocks were dull and higher.
Colonel Roosevelt, nearing home
on the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria, sent
wireless message Of greeting TO America,
IN which he said he would not discuss
politics at al in the near future ==
While flying near Garden City Captain
Baldwin completely wrecked his biplane
by running into tree, but himself es-
capped serious injury. 49, Commander
Peary and Captain Bartlett returned
from Europe Two former detec-
1ives. charged with. negligence in a shop
lifting case, viii be placed on trial next
Tuesday at Police Headquarters. =--
James r. Keene testified again in the
Hooking pool case. - James A Pat
ten and seven other men were indicted
for conspiracy and other overt acts IN
forming the alleged bun pool in cotton.
The federal grand jury, II was an
nounced. would inquire into al wireless
companies. telegraph and telephone.
THE wEATHER.-Indic for to-
day: Unsettled. The temperature yes
terday. Highest, . degrees; lowest. 50.