New-York tribune., 1910-06-01
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS- Senate: The day vas
taken up with consideration Of the rail-
road bin TO which half a dozen amend
ments we're offered: these viii delay q
Tnel vote. == House. Nearly the en-
tire session was consumed by q discus
sion relating 70 appropriations To make
effective recent legislation creating a
Bureau Of Mines.
FOREIGN.-Theodor Roosevelt made
en- address at the GGildhall on receiving
the freedom Of the City of London, al
vising the nation either 10 check anar-
Chistic ideas in Egypt or allow the coun-
try to govern itself. == A dispatch
from Washington says that serious
trouble is feared I'm Nicaragua owing 10
Americas policy Of supporting the con-
1ention Of Estrada. - The royal
proclamation Of the Union Of South
Africa was read at Pretoria. -= China
is sending Narships and troops to Nan
king. where an anti-foreign outbreak is
feared. -- Austrian army and navy
expenses are expected to show an in
crease Of SS3,150, ,000- - The abscess
on the kaiser's wrist is better, but his
majesty was unable to attend the an
nual review Of the garrison at FotsdaIn-
-- American railways operating III
Quebec must print all tickets. lading
bills and public announcements In both
French and English after January 1 next.
Hundreds of natives lost their
y
coast of Mozambique.
DOMESTIC.-United States District
Judge Dyer granted an order in Hanni-
bel. No. restraining railroads which are
members Of the Western Traffic Associa-
1ion from putting into effect d general
Increase ID freight rates. the petition,
alleging an unlawful combination and
conspiracy. was filed by Frederick n
Judson, special counsel. and Edwin =.
GrosvenOr, special assistant to Attorney
General NiCkerSham. 80 Chief JUS
1ice Fuller Of the United States Supreme
Court announced that the corporation
tax cases would be heard before full
bench on the reassembing Of The court
next fall. = The United States SU-
preme Court decided the Missouri and
Denver rate eases in favor of the Inter
state Commerce Commission. -= Gov
ernor Hughes. at Albany, signed the CAL
Ian automobile bill. - The United
States Brazil and Argentina, it was
learned at Washington, have suggested
that the armies of Peru and Ecuador be
Withdrawn from the common frontier on
June 4 - The scope Of the Illinois
legislative bribery inquiry Mas broad
cned when three new witnesses were
p9naed:' why a bin advocated by the
State Fish Department was killed viii
be a new subject Of investigation.
CTTY-Stock prices showed heavy
losses. -= Frederick r. Parsons. al
though worth millions. accepted the ap-
pointment Of Deputy Water Commission
er Of Queens Borough. a place paying
$4,000 a year. =- Unloading by Pat
ten. which his brokers denied. and good
crop reports were among the many the
Ories advanced for a big slump in prices
on the cotton market. - Charles II.
Treat former Treasurer OF the United
States, died suddenly. - The defence
Of Ernest Gerbracht and James F. Ben
deruas gel. IN the sugar fraud trials, al
legged that oliver Splitter. the former
superintendent. manipulated exclusively
the whole machinery Of fraud on the re-
finery docks - The application Of
the newly formed Third Avenue Railway
Company TO intervene in the hearing
on the plan Of the bondholders- commit
tee vas denied by the Public Service
Commission. --- James Z. C1affney
said his contracting company was ready
20 bid for the construction of the three
proposed subw-ays shortly to be adver-
tised. =-= The Lehigh Valley Railroad
fled increased Communication and trip
ticket rates with the Interstate Com
mission
THE WEATHER--Ind Indications for to
Cav. Showers. The temperature YesteT-
DAY: Highest. 81 degrees; lowest 50.