New-York tribune., 1899-07-29
Netu1lork DAILY Gribn,te
SATURDAY. JULY 20. 1890.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-Lord Salisbury and Secretary
,-hamherlain made statements in Parliament re-
garding the situation in South Africa -
The attitude of the natives IN the oaInoaii 10. 10,
ands is unsatisfactory; the Hlgh CoIIliisS.U .Un
was expected to leave the ISLANDS on poaIu 'he
padger on Julv 16 - The funeral OF Presi-
dent Heureaux took place at Santiago DE ias
Cehaileros Santo Domingo; signs OF an eA
nected insurrection in behalf Of Jiminez con-
tjnue In the Dominican Repupllc' ne
Temps" OF Paris. says the new franco-Ailei f - !.
can convention will be very ADVANTAGEOUS W
France = The final acts of the feace CoH-
terence arc being drafted by a committee at
The Hague The Marine Court at hailia \
declared the captain of the Red Cross steamer
Portia responsible for the loss OF the vessel =.
Four men were crushed to death in the wreck OF
a construction train on a Nova SCOTIA rallroau'
A Spanish transport left Manila for tne
Caroines to repatriate the spanish so'i' ~
Inhabitants of the ISLANDS.
DOMEsTIC.-The President passed quiet
day al Plattsburg and Mrs. Mckinley was re-
ported much improved. - Attorney 1ener "a, a.
Griegs rendered three opinions dehning tne
rights and duties Of the War Department IN re-
gard 10 granting franchises in Porto Rico. -
Secretary Long ordered the cruiser New-Or-
leans and the gunboat Machias 10 Sahto ~
mtneo as a precautionary measure Tor protec-
tion OF American interests - Chief Jusuce
Chambers of Samoa arrived at san FRANCISCO
on a four months leave Of absence; ne sald ne
probably would not return to Apia. - GOV
ernor Gambler OF Georgia set forth MS views
on lynching and attributed crime among ne
.roes ~ the evil influences of carpet baggers
and fanatics proposing moral education ana
suffrage restriction as remedies. 80 The Con-
stance challenger for the Seawanhaka Cup,
heat the Canadian boat Glencairn III by TWO
minutes and fifteen seconds In the first race or
the series =- The Cleveland strike appeared
to be practically at an end, and there were no
outbreaks of violence.
CITY.-Stocks were more active and advanced
In price. Winners at Brighton Beach: Dan
Cupid. Ten Candles Exit, Briar Sweet, Peace,
ST Clair Archbishop Ireland returned
from abroad and talked Of his trip. == Con-
troller Coler conferred with Governor Roosevelt
about the new Civil Service rules as they apply
10 the city Finance Department. - Captain
Bockhaven, who was bitten by a mad dog and
was tried died at the NewYork Hospital -
George Davis. supposed to be an ex-convict.
was discovered by Mrs. Anna Heath packing
UP silverware and jewelry at her home. No %
East One-hundred- d-and-seventy-hfth-st: he
jumped a fence into the street and nred
two shots at mail carrier who tried 10 stop
him: he knocked the carrier senseless and ran
on. followed by policemen, who fired over his
head: he tripped and fell. and was caught, with
property worth 81. 800 in his possession. -
II was announced that the Central Cuban Re-
lief Committee had dissolved and that the bal
ance of its funds would 60 TO the Red Cross
- Alfred l.. Ripley, Of Boston, won the
Presidents Cup in the Shinnecock golf tour
nament by defeating Walter j. Travis; 5. T.
Nash jr., won the Peconc Cup and +. C. Have
meyer the Consolation Cup.
THE WEATHER.-Forecastf for to-day: Part
~ cloudy The temperature yesterday: High
est. 81 degrees; lowest. Il; average. Io3s