New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-18
3tep21nrk Dailn Griburre
MONDAY. JUNE IS. 1900.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-The European Cabinets are still
without news from Picking or T1en-Isln ana are
ignorant of what is happening TO the lnterna-
fional column under Admiral Seymour; the re-
port not yet confirmed, Of the murder OF the
German Minister at Picking has been traced 10
the DOWager Empress's agent, the censor dI
Shanghai who is said TO be in constant commu-
nication with Picking by wire; the nations whose
interests are imperilled are hurrying military
and naval forces TO the scene of the disturb
ances. -= II is believed at Cape Town tnat
the Boer communication with Delagoa Bay VIII
speeduy be cut by Lord Roberts's forces and the
South African war be brought TO a close -
Sixty Filipinos were killed in the operations in
Luzon last week, two hundred were captured and
q large amount of war material was taken; three
Americans were killed. == mail steamer at
Kingston. Jamaica, brought news of a severe
battle fought near Panama on Friday last, the
rebels being victorious and probably now in
possession of the city. - General Rodriguez
the Nationalist candidate. was elected Mayor Of
Havana by an overwhelming majority over
Senior Mora, the Independent. - General
Wood has decided to appoint special commits
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corruption in Cuba - The RoyaI LIBRARY OF
Berlin has purchased the recently discovered
correspondence of Alexander Won Humboldt
Rains are delaying the COomassie relief
column in West Africa where natives flee
ing TO the coast from the mines in the interior.
- Able Mareux the Paris astronomer, has
discovered a new spot on the sun and predicts
great heat during the months Of July, August
and September.
DOMESTIC.-That Theodore Roosevelt will
probably be nominated by reclamation for Vice
President the most significant indication at
Philadelphia in the ante-Convention proceedings.
The platform of the Republican Conven-
ton, outlined IN advance, will stand stanchly
by the Administration of President Mckinley
and fully indOrse his policy. - Washington
is without official news from China; more troops
to be sent from Manila; the gunboat York
town has been ordered 10 Taku. 80 Bishop
Potter delivered the baccalaureate sermon at
Harvard. - New-England Democrats of any
weight have mostly turned Republican in the
last eight years. = The whole village of
Moscow. n. Y, was destroyed by fire.
Reinhardt, Sons * Co.'S store, in Third-ave.,
We're surprised by Mr.. Reinhardt and friend
who were bound and gagged; the burglars then
proceeded with their work, but were frightened
of; captured. - Friends of Major
Clinton II. Smith have asked Colonel Bates of
the list 10 order election for lieutenant
mel, their purpose being to choose Major Smith
TO fill the vacancy; 1t is thought that Colonel
Bates will not order the election. - The po-
lice Of Brooklyn spent several hours working on
q rumor that another man had jumped from
the Bridge. - large number of oarsmen
were out the Harlem. - Louis Kalke
after fatally shooting his father, Joseph KaIke
in Newark, shot himself. and probably will die.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day: Show
ers. The temperature yesterday: Highest 20
degrees; lowest, 81; average. 65B.