New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-20
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

ONGRESS. Senate: The treaty win
Great Britain providing for arbltratloh
II pecuniary claims was ratiheo' Seha
tors Brown. Stone and Works SPOKE III
favor of and Senator KENYON asaiIiSe
canadian reciprocity.- House After
some routine business adjournment un~
iii Saturday was taken.
FORFIGN-The Haytian cruiser An
tome Simon left for GonalVes, when ndS
fallen into the hands of the repels' III
tending TO lombard the city. -=- Inc
spanish ambassador in Paris expressed
tho regrets of his government 10 lhe
French Foreign Minister for the arrest
Of NJ Boisset. a French consular agent
iu Morocco. == Russia, II was stated
is behind the ex-Shah i'm his expedition
TO Persia: the Teheran government look
Vigorous measures TO repress the rising.
-= A message from the American
Secretary Of State was delivered 10 the
Cuban Secretary Of state denying that
this country intended any Intervention
I'm the island republic. =- The reported
massacre of a German detachment in
Newfoundland was not confirmed in Ber-
lin. - All classes of workers decided
10 go on strike at Cardiff, Wales, until
the shipowners recognized the Seamen S
union. seamen refused to sign on even
at increased rates. - -Four Isolated
cases OF cholera were reported at Mar
settles.
DOMESTIC.-Attorne General Wick
ersham delivered an address before the
Minnesota Bar Association at Duluth on
What Further Regulation of Interstate
Commerce is Necessary or Desirable
= The Democratic State Committees
in session at Harrisburg Endorsed Gov
ernor Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey as
the party candidate for President next
year -= Ex-senator Aldrich arrived
in WASHINGTON, ready TO explain his al
legged activity in connection with the
election of Senator LOrimer. -= -Four
women were killed when a train on the
Delaware & Hudson Railroad struck an
automobile at a grade crossing near
Raceyille, y. Y. =- The Glttlns bill
TO relieve directors of racing associations
from liability for gambling carried on at
raCetraCks without their knowledge
PASSED the New York Senate by vote
Of 26 10 ~ --= Governor Dix of New
FORK sent 10 the Senate the nominations
OF John II. Voorhees,, Of New York; Will
lam j. HilaN of Buffalo, and John
Pallas. of BroCkpOrt. to be State Superin-
tendents OF Elections under the recently
enacted Levy election law bill.
CITY.-Stocks we're strong and active.
The Interborough's new offer,
which was to have settled the subway
u oblem. did not meet with the approval
OF certain members of the Board of Es-
innate and AppOrtionment whose votes
had been counted on. and the whole mat
ter went over perhaps indefinitely =-
MAYOR GaynOr and officials of the Health
Department and the United States Ma
rine Hospital Service visited Hoffman
and Swinburne islands in an eXamina-
ton of the cholera situation. == Small
ice dealers testified that the alleged trust
raised the price i'm hot weather and IN
some cases refused to sell at any price.
-- Washington b. Thomas, chairman
of the board Of directors Of the American
Sugar Refining Company, advocated leg
islative regulation of corporations at the
investigation Of the so-called Sugar
Trust James a. Farrell and
Charles NJ Schwab arrived home from
the Brussels conference and denied that
any effort had been made there TO bring
about an agreement TO control the steel
market OF the world.
TIE WEATHER.-Indicati for to-
day: Overcast and probably showers.
The temperature yesterday: Highest, 80
degrees: lowest. ca.