New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-04
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MONDAY. JUNE 4. 1900.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-Lord Roberts announced the capt
ure of few Boer guns and one hundred prison.
ers, including Commandant Botha, during the
fighting around Johannesburg; many burghers
are surrenderng arms and ponies; body of
yeonanry were attacked between Kroonstad
and Lindley and suffered casualties. - The
Philippine Commission arrived at Manila yes
terday; Commissioner Taft in an interview dis
cussed the powers and future work Of the Com
mission in establishing civil government In the
islands. 80 party of French and Belgian
refugees arrived at Tien-Tsin mounted Cossacks
have gone in search of nine missing refugees;
more foreign missionaries have been murdered
- Louis Klopsch describes frightful condi-
tions seen by him in the famine and cholera
camps of the Bombay Presidency. India. -
The Berlin Butchers Guild has petitioned the
bnndesrath TO continue the importation of hogs
two Members Of Parliament addressed a pro-
hibited League meeting in Newmarket Ireland
- The Auteuil races IN Paris passed off
quietly, the presence of President Loubet arous-
ing no hostile demonstration, the a
year ago. - DsorderIy strikers in Chalon-
sur-Saone, France, were fired upon by the SOL
diers, and one rioter was killed and twenty were
wounded.
DOMESTIC.-Surviving delegates to the first
Republican Convention, held in Philadelphia in
1896 nave been invited to the Convention
June 19. 60 The chances of Congressman
Dolliver, of Iowa, to obtain the Republican
nomination for Vice-President are considered 70
be improved. = Senator Wocott pointed out
the value Of protection to the sheep raising in
oustry OF Colorado. - The Rev. Benjamin j.
Kelley consecrated Roman Catholic Bishop
of Savannah in st. Peters Church, Richmond.
Va - The National Civic Federation has
completed its permanent organization with an
Advisory Council of many prominent men, -
Governor Gage Of California was convinced
after a conference with Dr. Shrady that there
was no plague in San Francisco, and will try
10 have the quarantine lifted - The Ore
gon State election will take place to-day, with
three tickets in the field; there has been fall
Ing off in registration. - At the PeekSkil
State Camp the I'D Regiment prepared for a
practice march to Lake Mahopac to-day.
CITY.-Two requests for the impeachment and
removal of Mayor Van Wyck from office have
been made TO Governor Roosevelt. - The
Central Federated Union adopted resolutions de-
nouncing Mayor Van Wyck and other Tammany
officials for their connection with the Ice Trust
== Many Democrats arrived in town and
We're in consultation with local leaders preparing
for the State Convention tomorrow. A
man supposed to be a flour dealer and q MEM
Der of the Produce Exchange was arrested while
trying to shoot a woman who had refused TO
marry him. 80 The Rev. Dr. J. H. McIlvaine
announced his acceptance of the call to the rec
torship of Calvary Church, Pittsburg.
Chancellor MacCracken preached the baccaiau-
reate sermon to the graduating class of New
York University. - man held for the
Federal authorities for assaulting a census
taker. - The New-Haven Railroad station
ct Baychester was wrecked by an explosion of
gasolene.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day: Fair
The temperature yesterday: Highest, 76 de-
grees: lowest "a; average. 10