New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-Acoyapa has been capt
ured by the forces Of Estrada, according
TO reports Al San Juan del Sur and Man
aqua; President Madriz has ordered
that great care be taken to protect for
e5gn interests, and has levied d forced
loan Of 100000. - An imperial de-
cree issued at Peking refused the popu-
lar demand for an immediate conVoca-
lion OF national parliament; the
leaders are not likely TO start an anti
oynastic revolt owing TO fear Of foreign
l-terN entlon- - AdviceS from Cana
Gea, Sonora, said that the anti-Diaz
party had poiled a large vote and hoped
10 be able 10 select q Nice-President.
- Storms in Southern Chill caused
much damage along the coast; the Ger
man steamer Irmingard was wrecked
- The katlcan's latest note TO Spain
insists on the withdrawal Of the decree
OF June II. and is regarded as an ulti-
nlaIum: there were riots at Bilbao and
san Sebastian. - The Venezuelan
Congress adjourned after passing bills
giving greater advantages to foreign
mining interests and providing for the
coinage Of 100000 bolivars in gold
and silver. - The Kathe Won the
sonderklasse races at Kiel; Prince Henry
presided at the dinner Of the Imperial
Yacht Club
MESTIC.-President Tafts desire
for the reduction Of governmental expen-
alluIES pore lIlll, aCCDTGillS 70 Repre-
sentative Tawney, Of the Appropriations
Committee millions of dollars being
saved during the last session OF Con-
EresS- Sixteen Investigations were
ordered by the Senate and House Of
Representa- tives in the session OF Con-
gress just adjourned in Washington.
The House committee to invesu-
gate charges rejecting on members of
Congress in connection with ship subsidy
legislation closed its hearings with an
unofficial announcement that II had found
no corruption. - Army engineers will
begin their work toward raising the
Maine in Havana Harbor by making a
preliminary investigation under existing
conditions and then building z Golfer
dam. The Erie Railroad notified
the Interstate Commerce Commission
that il would temporarily suspend the in
crease in commuters rates. = One Of
President Taft's automobiles, driven by
his son. Robert A Taft ran over and
seriously injured an Italian street Ia
boTer, near Beverly. Mass; the Presi-
dent sent z specialist TO care for the
man.
CTTY.-Stocks were weak. - Sec
T.JarT Knox refused TO surrender Charl-
ton 10 Italy unless that country would
guarantee 10 return Italians wanted for
crimes in the United States. - Theo-
d0re Roosevelt and Senator La Toilette
II conferred for two hours on politics at
resigned IS director Of the Metropolitan
Museum Of Art. -= James r Keene
Geaied CA The witness stand that he
PROMISED Henry :. Haskins q loan OF
S,pe.UD0 on Hooking stock = Daniel
]. Eohalan issued a, statement regarding
Ii Big franchise tax fee = Borough
President NcAneny withdrew his order
rischarg3ag Men and women who clean
municipal buildings. - Commissioner
SIoNer gave out q list Of parks where
si.flIaeetJes could hold outdoor meet
iaz, -==- Controller Prendergast point
81 uiit that the theft referred TO in Ait
Een's statement began in 1903. and said
that failure to discover il was proof OF
incompetency. A government Off
cial said the cotton bull pool by raising
prices caused spinners to shut down,
throwing many hundred thousands OF
operatives out Of work
THE Naturalization for to-
CAY. Showers. The temperature yester-
Gay: Highest SO degrees. at p m;
lowest. 53. II =. n