New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-24
yBE NEWS TINS MORNING.

CONGR-SS.-Senate An agreement
was reached 20 vote on the Roof amehu-
nent 70 the Canadian reciprocity Dlll On
Monday. and its defeat was predlcteu'
- The House was not in session
FOREIGN.-King George and queen
Mary made royal progress through
London along route seven milos lois
I'm the evening the sOvereigns were pres
.rt at q state banquet given at the
Foreign Office by Sir Edward Grey
- The Monis Cabinet was de1eateu
ST. the French Chamber of Deputies anu
will resign -= Judge Moore, the
american exhibitor won four cups ana
a third prize at the International Horse
SHOW OLYMPIA. -= John T.. Atkins.
seaman of the United States navy. was
tried before three japanese Judges az
"kahomI on the charge OF killing
hlueiackct Of the New orleans. 60
Portuguese warships prevented the
steamer Poluto, flying the German flag
from unloading war munitions for mon
a1chists on the coast Of Algrave. -=
Inuiuhe. chilli was swept by q cyclone,
Vessels and lighters were sunk in TN"
l,arbor aud many houses i'm the town
were unroOfcd.
DOMESTIC. President Taft visited
Fall River. Mass. and Providence r. L..
speaking i'm the latter city on Canadian
reciprocity. -=- Thomas s. Cutler told
the House sugar investigating committee
of the extensive business interests Of the
Mormon Church, especially in relation to
beet sugar - Ex- Senator Hopkins. Of
Illinois testified before the LOrimer in
vcstigating committee. -== The secre-
;arics Of fourteen retail lumber dealers
associations. comprising the lumber sec
1ctarics' bureau of information and rep
rosenting dealers organizations from
I, rI.~ ,,~... In,
dicted by special United states grand
jury at Chicago for alleged violation Of
The Sherman antitrust act --= a bill
of particulars setting forth more specifi-
cally the alleged violation of the Sher-
,nan antitrust act was denied by ]. Og-
den Armour and other indicted meat
packers at Chicago. ---- The United
States District Court al Boston dismissed
indictments against several meat packers
charged with unlawful combination in
Restraint OF trade.
c1TY-Stocks were dull ---- Andrew
Carnegie, in a deposition taken in an In
Nestors suit, declared that he never held
stock in the Carnegie Trust Company.
never made any promises and objected
IL its name. ----- The New York Tele-
phone Company agreed TO abide by the
Public Service Commissions order for a
five-cent rate between Brooklyn and
Long Island points. ,--= Many wit
pesses at the Reichmann trial sought TO
explain how the Northern Banks loan
Of 100000 to the Carnegie Trust Com
pany came 90 he transformed into a
participation agreement" - There
was a feeling In Wall Street that both
the PETERBOROUGH and the Brooklyn
Rapid Transit companies would accept
The city's subway offer. 49, The state
bankers passed resolutions urging the
passage Of the Aldrich currency reform
hill and the now inheritance tax meas
sure ia this state. --= john n. Thiry,
founder of the school savings bank sys-
tim, died i'm Long Island City, at the age
OF eighty-nine years
THE indications for to-
day: Occasional showers. The tcmpera-
turc Yesterday: Highest II degrees;
lowest, 10