New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-28
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-General Woodford. the United
States Minister. paid a visit of courtesy to Cen
eral Azcarraga, the Spanish Premier, at NJ rid
President Barrios Of Guatemala has paced
a price Of 100000 on the heads of Morales,
the revolutionary leader. and Fuentes, his aid
- The British forces RACED the villages and
towers Of rebel tribesmen on the Afghan from
tier - An official statement issued from the
palace in Havana accuses the Cuban insurgents
of atrocious cruelties at the taking OF Victoria
de las Tunas - 1t was announced at the
Foreign Office in London that England was Will
ing TO take part In the sealing conference. and
was endeavoring to secure the consent OF Canada
- Six Anarchists were arrested In Madrid
and a number OF bombs seized.
DOMESTIC-Treasury officials predict that
according to the present showing. Government
receipts will equal or exceed the expenditures by
January l. - John Blocker, an Iowa farmer,
murdered his wife and five children. fatally
wounded another child, then 1nnicted latsi
wound on himself - Two deaths from yell
low fever occurred in New-Orleans and one In
Mobile. - Boston defeated Baltimore In the
third game Of the baseball pennant series by
score OF 10 to 10. = The American cricket
players defeated the English team In the inter-
national match In Philadelphia = speaker
O'Grady was renominated in the I'D Assembly
District Rochester - Eugene v. Deos'
speaking to the Labor Conference. which assem-
bled In Chicago, said that strikes dlo not pay.
= Judge J. 8. Williams. Of Kansas, issued
perpetual Injunction to restrain WEBB McNan'
the State Insurance Superintendent, from inter-
fering with a New-York life insurance company
80 II was reported that Congressman Qugg
fayors the pardon Of John Y Mckane
George NJ Robson, Secretary OF the Navy unoer
President Grant, died at Trenton
CITY AND sUBURBAN.-Th. United Democ,
racy in convention at Lenox Lyceum nomlnateu
a ticket headed ~ Henry George Tor Mayor.
- Tammany iers had conference at the
Hoffman House. and it was said that overtures
made to the German American Reform Union
had been unsuccessful. - Plans lot tue ne
publican City Convention 10 meet to-day IN Car,
neeie Hall were completed General Tracy arrived
IN town - 1t was announced at the nearing
of the contest over the estate OF Joseph ficn-
ardson that a third will. made by Mr. Ricnard-
son and benehting all his relatives, had been
discovered- Many persons visited the Kali
ser wilhelm der Crosse at her Hoboken pier.
THE first womens evening high schooi IN
this city was opened in School No. 90. In East
Twentieth-st = The Jewish New years
Day was celebrated. - Four more wrecks,
caused by last weeks tropical storm In the
South Atlantic were reported at this port; the
crews Of three of the vessels are supposed 10
have persisted. Winners at Gravesend:
Triliette Buckwa. Kitefoot. Bromo. Demagogue.
Fillo - The New York baseball team was
defeated by the Washington nine at the Polo
Grounds. - Stocks were strong and dull
THE observation-disclosures for to-day: Fair
and cooler. The temperature yesterday: High
est 6S degrees; lowest, 90; average, 6l