New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-15
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FRIDAY, JUNE Is. 1900.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-Admiral Seymours international
icoiumn has reached Lang-Fang, half way TO
Picking from Tien-Tsin. lite progress being de-
llayed BY the destruction of the railway but it
is expected to reach Picking Sunday; force
of thirty thousand Chinese soldiers is reported
TO be intrenched outside Picking to oppose entry
OF the foreign troops; alarming reports continue
20 reach Shanghai and Tien-Tsin from Peking
regarding affairs at the capital; in the House of
Commons official statement was made that
Russia is acting in complete accord with the
Powers. - In the Transvael General Botha's
force opposing Lord Roberts's army east of Pre-
toria has retired further east; General Butler
reports the submission Of the Wakkerstroom
district and says the damage to Laing's Mex
Tunnel can be repaired in a few days; Sir Alfred
Miner has asked Sir John Gordon Sprigg TO
form a Ministry at the Crpe. - Tod" Sloan.
the American jock~s. won three races at Ascot,
including the Gold Cup Mrs. Langtry's Mer
man; Sloan's victories az great enthusiasm
at the course - ~ IN .ation4l automo-
Gordon Bennett Cup was won by NJ F. Char
ron Of France. - The widow of William E.
.dladstone died in ENGLAND after seyenty-two
relief column has had another fight with rebel
lAshantees. the details being unknown. -
Over six million people are now receiving relief
1T the famine stations in India - Eight men
were killed by an explosion Of gas in coal mine
at Canmore, Manitoba.
DOMESTIC-The talk at Philadelphia of
vlce-Presidential candidates showed a wide
range, Senator Hanna said he knew more
Than any one else Of the nominee; NJ. J. Dady
said IL any New-Yorker named it should
be ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Woodruff. - Several
contests were settled by the Republican National
Committee at Philadelphia. and the Yarmouth
delegates seated from Louisiana. -
Statements of Army officials and other Amerf-
cans in Cuba show the need of searching in
vestigaton and reform of abuses. - The
Treasury Department made q statement of the
workings Of the new financial law in the three
months of its existence. - Democratic con-
yentions selected National delegates in Georgia,
Kentucky. Missouri and California. - The
Democrats of Vermont at Mo tpelier nominated
officers FOR the State and Congress snen. -
The Rochester School bill case will be brought
before the Grand Jury at Albany to-day.
CITY.-Stocks were duh and heavy. -
Lawrence Delmour at John F. Carroll's desk
in Tarnmany headquarters; IL was reported that
Croker had made him deputy leader in Car
rolls place. - Judge Townsend handed down
decision unfolding the Treaty of Paris and
declaring that the inhabitants of Porto Rico
were foreigners TO the Constitution and laws
OF the United States until their status de-
ternlned by Congress. - Senator Plat said
Benjamin B. Odell. jr, could have the support
OF the New-York delegation Cor the Vioe-Rresi-
dency If he wished II. - J. Pierpont Nor
gan returned the Teutonic but would not
talk for publication. - The Anorita won the
Bennett schooner cup;i tie Wasp the Bennett
sloop cup and the Hera the prize for 3O-footers,
tn the annual regatta Of the New-York Yacht
Club. F. Winners at Gravesend: Gold Or,
The Amazon. Moor. Petruchio. The Bachelor
land King Pepper.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Fair. The temperature yesterday: Highest, 81
degrees; lowest. 67; average, Tx.