New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-28
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THURSDAY. JULY IS, 1898.
THE NEWS THIS NORNIN0.

THE wAR-Presdent Mckinley VIII acknowII
edge Snain's overtures for peace with loriha
note. which will be ready 20 be sent 10 Maua. ~.
in two or three days; in this note ne VIM ou,
line the conditions under which negotiations can
ne hegun - General Merritt is supposed 10
have reached Manila, and Washington au'"oi.
ties are momentarly expecting news OF t.'e SUI
render Of the city. - Genera enaIte' ~
norted GAO rev fever cases: this brings the SICK
list I'D to $40; seventeen deaths were re
norted - Secretary Long made public tne
reports Of Captain Chadwick or the Ne" ~, ~
Captain Taylor of the Indiana captain uni,p
of tho Texas and Lieutenant COMMANDER w ai"
wright OF the Gloucester. on the destruction ..
Cerveras fleet - A Madrid dlspatch 10 d
London newspaper gays that the American
forces invading Porto Rico advanced IN the Gi-
rection Of Yauco. but after hghting al hlkn'
had TO withdraw 10 the coast. - rhe en-
barkation Of troops on transports az NeWPor,
News for Porto Rico was nearly concluded ana
the expedition will sail to-day. = nv u az
port Leone, bringing more Wouhheu i'o'i 90,
tiago. arrived at Newport news .-,oo.o ~ nf
French Embassy has requested the release OF
the Olinde Rodriguez. which was recently caught
while trying to run the Cuban blockade
FORFIGN-The Anglo-Amerlcan League has
selected the Right Hon James Bryce ior c,,a1r
membership Is open 10 all British and American
subjects - Ernest T. Hooey. an English
promoter who had receiver appointed lot ms
business on his own application testified in the
bankruptcy Court in London that ne nau paLo
large sums of money 10 various titied f'heHsn-
for the or tnelr names III HS ''lll
- DR.. Schweninger, Prince Bismarcks ply
sician SAYS that there is no truth in the IePoi IS
that his patients illness is serious; the Prince
family is assembled at FREDERICKSBURG
The condition of the Prince of Wales Is so "a
vorable that ne will be removed 10 Co"es OH
Saturday.
DOMESTIC. The National League or Bulld.
ing and Loan Associations opened its annua!
convention in Omaha. -= The men who nave
returned from the Klondike this month have
brought nearly $10000000 in gold. -- Re
norris from Honolulu showed that the news OF
annexation was received in Hawaii with many
manifestations Of delight - An explosion IN
a powder mill in California killed four men and
injured a dozen more.
CITY.-The British steamer Ardandhu came
into port with fire in her hold. which had been
burning for nearly two days. == Controller
Coler invited bids for part Of the S@",ouV''o
bonds for city improvements recently authorized
by the Board of Estimate and the Municipal
Council =-= Lord HersChell, a member or the
Joint commission appointed 10 settle the many
differences between the United states ana
Canada arrived on the Teutlic and LEFT mere
last evening for Ottawa - The will of James
3 Roosevelt was fled for probate. - Inc
State Board Of Mediation and Arbitration began
an investigation Of the strike OF the Hoe ma
chin!sts - Three contact and five CbseTva-
ton mines at the Sound entrance TO the harbor
were exploded by Government engineers. -
Thirty-nne sick and wounded soldiers were
taken from the Army hospital ship Keller 70
hospitals In Brooklyn. - Stocks were active
and irregular.
THE WEATHER-IndiCati tons for to-day:
Warmer: showers and thunderstorms. The tenn
perature yesterday Highest, ~ degrees; lowest
IS; average 1875.