New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-The British reverse in Indie
causes a fear that the whole Afghan border
will be in arms; heavy reinforcements or artI-
lery are to be sent from England to the scene
of The fighting The treaty or peace be-
tween Turkey and Greece was signed al Con
stantinople. - son was born TO the
Duchess Of Marlborough in London - a son
was born to Mrs. Nansen. wife of Dr. FEldlloi
Nansen, the Arctic explorer. - The twenty
ff.h anniversary Of King Oscars accession -
the throne Of sweden and Norway was ceie ,
brated in Stockholm. ---- Foreigners III per
GUM are greatly exerted over the new Law
compelling them TO serve i'll the CIVIC Nual H.
- The report that Baron Fava. Italian AM
bassador to the United States, was to he re
called was officially denied in Rome. - A
reproduction of the Duchess Of pevonshires
Jubilee ball has been placed ON the stage IN
Mrs Andrew d. White was run over and
injured while riding bicycle in Dresden -
Canvasses made by newspapers in Germany
show that manufacturers are opposed 10 taIlI
war on the United States.
DOMESTIC-A large number Of appointments
were made by President Mckinley, including
that Of Silas c. Croft 10 be surveyor OF customs
ea the port of New-Yorli. == Consui-General
Lee had long conference on the situation in
Cuba with tine President - Ii. ]. Whigham.
the Western player. defeated W. r. Belts. the
Eastern player. at Chicago. and won again the
amateur golf championship of the United States.
g. report on the haTdships OF the journey
to the Klondike gold fields was received from
Samuel c. Durham. the expert sent TO Alaska
McLaurin OF Mississippi ordered out troops TO
prevent further tearing up of railroad tracks
BY mobs as q result OF the prevailing yellow
fever panic. - Star Pointer made n world 8
race record at indianapolis. defeating Joe
Patchen in the third and final heat of their con-
test in POI. - Henry w. Sage, great
benefactor Of Cornell University. died in Ithaca.
y. Y. - Boston beat Nev-York again at
baseball the score being 9 to 3. - Michael
defeated Lesna and McDuffee in twenty-five
mile bicycle race. at Charles River Park, Bos-
ton. and broke many worlds records.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-The Republican
State Committee named Judge William ]. Wal
lace for Chief Judge OF the Court of Appeals
and issued an address to voters. - Mayor p.
]. Gleason Of Long Island City was formally
nominat ted for Mayor Of Greater New-York at
a mass-meeting In Cooper Union - Chief
Of Police McCullagh transferred eleven captains
sending Captain Chapman TO Mercer-st. and
bringing Captain Skeehan down 10 the Tender
loin. - Two more bodies were recovered
from the wrecked steamer Catskill. and the
wreck beached for repairs on the Jersey
fats. - Winners at Gravesend Rubcon.
Deerslayer, High Jinks, Ben Brush. Yankee sam,
Libertine. - The last Of the yachting re-
Rattas was held the Sound. under the aus
pices of the American Yacht Club - Brook
Ign was defeated by Washington al baseball
by 10 to 0. - Several exciting bicycle races
were run off on the Manhattan Beach track
- Stocks were irregular, but closed steady.
THE Observation-Disclosures for day
Fair and warmer. Temperature yesterday
Highest GO degrees; lowest. %; average. 62$l.