New-York tribune., 1900-06-10
Neru21ork Dseilp Iribnme
SUNDAY. JI'NE 10 1900.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

more acute and Intervention by the Powers is
considered necessary to restore order; the I'M
perial Government in edict severely censured
General Mich for killing Boxers, and ordered
his troops to retire from the scene Of the dis
orders; the excitement IN Japan over the pro-
posed sending of Russian troops TO Peking is
Increasing -= Boer raiders have cut Lord
Roberts's communications north of Kroonstad;
strong British renforcements have been dis
patched to the scene from Bloemfontein -
General Pho del Pillar, the Filipino leader. WAS
captured at San Pedro Macati, Luzon, by ma.
tive Manila police. assisted by a detachment OF
the Dist Infantry. The Peary Arctic
steamer Windward has completed repairs at St
Johns. n. F.. and, after taking on supplies AT
Sydney c. B.. will sail about July L for the
Far North TO meet PeaTy. - Flames In an Oil
refinery in Hamburg did extensive damage
Two people killed and thirteen
wounded by an explosion in Oporto, Portugal!
- The managers Of the Savoy Hotel gave
banquet to Sir Henry Irving in London. Am
bassador Choate being of the speakers. 80
Ambassador White declined to discuss the men
ton OF his name IN connection with the Repuh
Iican nomination fer the Vice-Presldency. -
The Rev Henry Moeller, Of Cincinnati, was ap-
pointed Roman Catholic Bishop Of Columbus
Ohio by the Pope - The President of Brazil
may abandon his proposed journey 10 Argentina
DOMESTIC-The qualifications of various
candidates for the Eice-Presidency were dis
cussed in a conference at the White House be-
tween the President and Messrs Hanna and
Dick. the President expressing no preference for
any particular candidate: Senator Hanna Is TO
be chairman OF the National Committee again, II
h:s health will permit. - The President will
i,xobably appoint Representative De Vries. Of
California. member of the Board Of General
Appraisers, in place OF ". D. Bynum, whose
nomination rejected by the Senate. ==
Admiral Kempff is TO be reinforced at Taku.
China, by the Nashville and the Mcnocacy. g.
A loving cup presented by Philadelphia Re-
publican clubs TO Richard Kerens, National
Committeeman from Missouri. because Of his
vote in favor Of the Convention in that city.
-Detroit honcred Admiral Dewey with a
marine display and land parade. - The
battleships Indiana and Massachusetts took
coal at Hampton Roads preparatory to going to
Newport. -- The Princeton, baseball team de-
Of > TO 4, and Harvard from Pennsylvania
by score Of TO i.
CITT.-Stocks weak and lower.
Winners at Gravesend: Picardy Prince OF Mel
bourne, Prince Charles. Sarmatian, Philae, York
shire Boy. - Mayor Van Wyck in Part I
Supreme Court, Brooklyn, admitted that he
owned over four thousand shares in the Ameri-
can Ice Company; his story Of how he acquired
it was contradicted by Carroll, Morse and Gel
shenen- - Corporation Counsel Whalen gave
an opinion maintaining that the city had the
right TO acquire any water plant for public pur-
poses - trolley car in Yonkers dashed
down hill, jumped the track and ploughed
assaulted by q woman and q warrant was
issued Tor her arrest. - There more
talk about the possibility OF nominating Roose-
Welt for the Vice-Presidency. - 1t was said
disclosures, might withdraw a delegate at
large to Kansas City - Twelve hundred
Italian immigrants detained q steam
ship pending the giving Of bond for their
possible return to Europe.
THE WEATHER.-Forecast for to-day: Fair
The temperature yesterday: Highest, so de-
grees: lowest 81; average. 73ss