New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-30
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

GRESS.-Senate: Not In session
-. Houses Representative nun al
tackled the Tariff Board in the cotton u
vision debate; Mr. Sherwood urged iiS
dollar-a-day pension plan; the Id ~ ~
l,tte wool bill is not acceptable 10 we
House but the President is eXpecteu "
veto any compromise measure.
FOREIGN.-The Canadian Parliament
was dissolved and the elections ilNed lor
September u. - The Austrian III
rnier announced governmental OPPOSE
zion 10 anv plans for importing Amerl-
can meat. = The condition OF Jonl
w Gates, i'll for the last few weeks IN
Paris was reported critical. 49, SPAIN
IL was learned in Lisbon, is taxing
measures to break up the monarchist
preparations in Galicia. - Inc eH-
treme heat wave continued on the Euro
mean continent. with a temperature OF
loo degrees Fahrenheit in Paris and 20
iu Germany. =- The opening of Con-
gress at Quito. Ecuador was accom-
panied by street fight between par
tisans Of General Alfaro and President
elect Estrada. in which several Were
wounded. == The Persian government
set a reward of 100000 on the eX-Shah
head.
DOMESTIC.-It was announced at
Washington that arbitration treaues
with England and France Will be signed
ON Wednesday. =- The government IL
was said in Washington, will appeal to
the Supreme Court i'm the Hartman
merger suit decided I'm the railroad S
favor by the Circuit Court in ~. LOUIS.
- Lawrence =. Stringer testified IN
the Senator LOrimcr investigation IN
Washington that he believed corrupt
methods had been used I'm the limos
election -- Governor Dix at Albany
~ a
his hands by the Legislature when II
took a recess; he signed the Chanler
hill for the establishment of a tramp
colony and the Donnelly bill for more
justices of the Supreme Court IN the "a
Judicial District = Gilbert b. Per
llins and Charles Franklin. private de-
tcctiVes. were convicted of using the
mails TO dcfraud in Erie. Penn. and
50! TO the federal prison in LeaVen-
worth Kan. -= William Rockefeller
and party passed through Minneapolis
on the way TO the Canadian Rockies.
-Four thousand Chicago pedlers
called off their strike because Of an anti
noise ordinance recently passed.
CITY.-Stocks closed slightly higher.
-= Lewis Cass Ledyard told the Con-
gress committee investigating the steel
industry that the absorption Of the Ten
nessee Coal and Iron Company was
necessary to avert a panic. -= Justice
Gieterich declined to issue an order
stopping work on the new subWays to-
morrow as applied for by Louis Mar
shall. who would not make public the
grounds for his suit -= Paul Giedel
the bellboy who killed and robbed w II
jackson, the aged broker. gave more de-
tails Of abe crime. saving Mr. Jackson
saw him enter the room and feigneo
sleep. -= President Creelman put the
appointment Of Or. Bacon 10 a 5000
job. although he ranked twelfth in the
list of eligibles. squarely up 10 the De-
partment of Charities. = Testifyine
in the ice inquiry. an independent dealer
denied that the trust fixed and con
trolled prces" =- Five robbers broke
into the railroad station at Ardsley AND
escaped after blowing open the safe and
obtaining small booty.
THE WEATHER.-lndic for to-
day: Generally fair. The temperature
Yesterday: Highest. 81 degrees; low
est, 81.