New-York tribune., 1910-06-26
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS--Both houses adjourned
without day. after the adoption Of all
remaining conference reports " A
message was received from the Presi-
dent saying that he had signed the river
and harbor bill, but would never again
approve q similar one.
FOREIGN.-The conference on the
veto question in London has caused con-
sols TO rise which is regarded as an in
olcation that an agreement will be
reached; The budget speech next week
~il show a deficit OF not more than
Al5.G00,0G0- - The skirt which fetters
women at the ankles is denounced by
leading artists in Paris as unsightly and
defOrming. American delegates re-
turning TO London from the Worlds Mis-
sfCnary Congress at Edinburgh are high
II pleased with the trend toward unity
among the various churches represented.
= Sehor Canaleias, the Spanish
Premier. officially denied the charge of
an attack on Catholics and said he would
have recourse to the courts if they per-
sisted IN their threats of a civil war.
- The King and Queen of the Bull
EariarS have made themselves popular
ju Paris. - TIE widow of Lieutenant
Clarence u. Janney, who committed sui
CiGe in Manila, testified at the court
martial Of Lieutena mt Colonel Ames. in
the PhilivuineS Emperor Francis
Joseph in opening the Austro- Hun
garian parliament, foreshadowed cleo
tcral reform and increased military eX-
penditure
DOAIESTIC.--An investigation o. Sen
afo- Cores charges Of attempted bribery
in connection with Indian land contracts
MAS ordered by both houses of Congress
5dst before final adjournment. =
President Iat1 was asked by Charles W.
T1Iec for "a pardon In order that he
Iui-hI Sc his son graduated from Yale
II was announced at Boston that
Z 7
Pierrunt Morgan and Governor Hughes
this Week. - Governor Hughes. at
albany. signed number Of bills. =
Tare, 1.ndiJS at Lynn, Mass, killed a
shtv nl0Iufac ctl1~eT and fatally wounded
q policeman: one e the despera does was
T,rcha's'.- fatally shot, another committed
suicide. and the third was captured. -
T7a SanGamon County grand jury inves-
1iEatinc legislative graft in Illinois, re-
f5sp-rol indictments at Springfield against
six legislators and business men. =-
u Was reported in Chicago that q new
gontroyorSv had risen between the ship
rers and Eastern railroads over ad-
vanced freight rates.
CITY-Stocl1s generally lower =
! ne report Of the aiieniStS who nave
examined Porter Charlton VIII have much
t. Do. il WAS said in deciding his tate.
Members of the national guard
disputed the statement Of Mayor Gaynor
that . majority Of them were anxious to
pa1aG- oH July / -= Manuel SlINelra,
he cuban banker. who was blamed Tor
the SS.Cn0. 00o Ceballos failure, arrived
trOn Paris on his way to Havana to
Geht H. acc,lsers. Clifford PinchOt
B. ZIP Interview praised the work of the
insurgents in Congress. == The Fifth
Avenue Bank declared an extra dividend
OF t3e per cent -- Justice Gon gave
= decision reducing 4 verdict against the
Central road awarding damages to
property owner on account Of soft coal
smoke The Rev DR. &. F Aked
sailed for Europe with the intention of
making an airship trip from Munich TO
0beran.n ergaU. == The government
sued CarJain Stebbins. OF the United
states Volunteer service, TO recover
money alleged TO have been obtained by
the sale. u UaT supplies.
THE WEA EATHER--Indication for to-
an: Fair. The temperature yesterday:
Highest. - degrees; lowest, o.