New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-03
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FRIDAY. JUNE 3, 1898.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

roRr1GN-A Vienna dispatch says the
Spanish Government is preparing anon, "I II
peal 10 the Powers to intervene III the M, it,.
- s pnshawar India was nearly destroyed by
FIRE hA tloss Is said 20 be S2oonoW. =-,-,,. n ~.
religious marriage Of George W. Nahuclp i,' ~.
Miss Edith Stuyvesant Dresser occurred III
PaTis - Riots arising from the Muharram
festival. occurred at Multan. India. Thrty SIX
Oliver Hobbies produced In LONDON
CONGRESS Both branches in session. -.
Senate: Consideration OF the war revenue NJ, W.
was completed up to the bond issue feature W.
tnuous session to-day until the final vote on
the bill is reached. - House: An urgent De-
fciency bill. carrying nearly $1SoooDo for war
expenses, was passed
DOMEsTIC-OTicals in Washington are IN
hourly expectation of news Of "A great battle az
Santiago dc Cuba: 1t is believed that the com
bred forces of Sampson and Schley VIII attack
the Spanish squadron. =- The Behrlns sea
controversy is regarded in Washington as prac-
tically settled. Canada being likely 10 consent
q stop pelagc sealing. - The advocates VI
annexation in the Senate announced thelr oe.
termination to hold Congress in session unth
the Hawaiian joint resolution is passed -
The protected cruiser Cincinnati arrived at the
Norfolk Navy Yard from Cuban waters TOT IT,
pairs to injuries received in the bombardment OF
Matanzas. - 1t positively stated mat
no troops have embarked for Tampa and that
the disposition OF the Spanish fleet VIII be
awaited -Four more regiments started
from Chattanooga for Florida - Pennsyi-
vania Republicans rOmlT fteQ COloEel w y.
Stone for Governor; John Wanamaker With
drew his name from consideration by the con-
vention. News was received of storm on
the of New South Wales In which thirty
seven lives were lost.
CITY-Sehor Domingo Mendez Capote. Vice
President of the Cuban Republic. arrived in this
city on his mission to T. Estrada Palma. -
The Chamber Of Commerce held Its last meet
ing until the fall and adopted several resolu-
lions. - The State Railroad Commission
heard applications OF the Metropolitan Street
Railway and Third Avenue companies for pro-
posed changes in motive power. - 1t was
reported that the vacant Police Commissioner
ship had been offered 10 John c. Deubert, OF
BROOKLYN Justice Russell OF the Supreme
Court handed down decision declaring the Peo-
pies Fire Lloyds Company to be Illegally car
rying on an insurance business - The New
York baseball team whitewashed the Cincinnati
team, and the Brooklyn club was defeated by
the Chicago team - Winners at Gravesend:
Batter, Zanone. - The Rapid Transit Com
mission held a meeting 10 consider Mr.. Goulds
proposals: no definite decision was reached.
- The work Of preparing the new French
war balloons for service was continued on Gov
Of the estate Of Mrs. Serena d. Turell, was
filed in the Surrogates office: the principal
benefciaries were hotel servants. - The
preparation Of the Army hospital ship was
pushed forward rapidly. - Stocks were ir-
regular at small final changes.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Fair. The temperature yesterday: Highest %
degrees; lowest, So; average, 7Ob.