New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-27

CONGRESS.-The Senate was not IN
session House. Debate on the
naNai appropriation bin continued.
FOREIGN Neither az the lsadinC
parties in England seems desirous 81
.eu"ral election, owing 20 ihrir feeling
~ inability % break ''' Nat"n3il~ts
control. John Redmond Bis Iti uslng 10
make hIs policy known until th" Premier
has committed himself ou leading cues
lions Many persons prominent in
English society are on The contingent. "a
al number of visitors having gone ("
Paris. notable collections of oncraNlngs
and etchings viii soon be- sold an chris
lies -- Paris stocks remain frm and
there has been great accumulation ~
sYital there. owing to fears OF American
labor troubles and the consequent check
on Investments. -= Peace prevails m
Europe and trouble finders are referring
o. conditions In Brazil and relations be-
tween Peru and chilli. tho hest of good
VIII prevails between America and Eng
land = The eruption ~ Mount Etna
Is subsiding = The miners in South
Males have accepted the offers uf tho
colliery owners and a strike of two hum
dred thousand men has been avoided.
= Riots between catholics and ani-
CleIiCals occurred an Valencia. police die
persing crowds wounding many persons
and making many arrests - captain
Godfrey Fowler. 81 Estrada army. re-
and remained az Granada
DOMESTIC The tariff dispute with
Canada was practically settled an cone
ference at the White House IN which
President Taft, Secretary Knox and the
Canadian Ministers 0f Finance and Rail-
WAYS took part. == The kallngtr-
pinchot investigating committee refused
10 call tho Secretary - witness for
the prosecution. and Judge Nertrees. Mr.
Balliuger's counsel, made statement POI
which h. said that an the Pinohoi
GlaKis charges would he shown To d.
falss. == President Taft I'm hehalfNo
the Rational Geographic Society, pre-
scented a medal 20 Sir Ernest Sh1ckc.
Ion the Antarctic explorer. - In al
interview made public iu Atlanta GOV
ernor Brown of Georgia bitterly asssile,
Commander Pcary and defended 10Y
Cook. - Charles stewart one az M
alleged ringleaders In Piusburgs Dnun
cilmauic graft WAS said To- nave naN'
complete confession 90 Tho Dstri'
Attorney - m was learned ~ cam
bridge that George ~ Coleman ha.
confessed that h. had lost f-lH.HHn H
which ne stole $4,000 from thc "a
isonsl city Bank of cambridge. q
sWindlers here - Governor huEhc
al Albany named delegates 20 rspreser
the state ~ the National conference OBJ
Charities and Correction - Boz ha't 4
~ Louis in MAJ. Governor Hughe
attended tho funeral ~ his agnt "a
suuotiou restraining Tho Boston a Main
RsilrOsd Company from further rai~in.
it, freight rates was granted I'm tho Su
IaTior court an Exeter X H. on pcu
tion 81 Attorney General Edwin a.. East
'nan.
CITV.-Tho body ~ Ruth Wheeler. th.
missing -year-old sterographer
HHs found. mutlated gud Wrapped Up u
iurlap. following the arrest vt ALDER
Molter Tor abduction. stock EX-
change legislation was discussed az "a,
last Republican club luncheon ~ th'
season. - Naval Officer krackc MA.
mentioned az the possible successor of
chairman Mondrun - $50 agreement
VAS reached between rho central Rail-
rpnd and Ihe traiUm-u's and conductors
grievance committees or the demands
Tor increased VaEc~ Claims o
owners ~ property Condemned for th
approach of tho Manhattan Bridge Ner'
approved by Justice GloErrIciI.
Thousands attended tL, funeral ~ Ma
istrate Battery Dan Finn. Eu-
nnnrs were current aT,aul H.adqUartrrs
shat The Parkhurst Society Was b-hins
Cunningham and heerau. the sAcis
raiders Tho cornerstone 90 fEI
Now Institute 81 Musical Art WAS lala
Thrso m'u ntrr sfn'-ftl u.rr li
The $4,000 ievrlrE robbery Bon E.s to1
s Woman brings dsua- -glt aI tIu~'
Princeton IUiNtrsifH A-r.F experts 10,
tho death az h'I husband
THE WEATHER. Indications far ts-
dag. Fair. The tuWpsraturo ,.sf.rd -
highest So degrees. ioH .sI 81