New-York tribune., 1901-09-27
NfsoDor!s DAILY Uribnate.
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER %, 1901.
NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN.-A dispatch from Port of Spain
says Venezuela will probably declare war on
Colombia September 2S. - Much oisap
pointment was expressed in Great Britain with
the work of Shamrock II in the first attempted
contest for the Cup. - General Nooo
reached Havana from Tampa on the steamer
Kanawha. -= In a fight between Turks and
Albanians in Servia ffty-four men were re-
ported killed and wounded. - 1t was re-
ported that dispute between Great Britain
and Turkey had assumed serious proportions
- The Danish Ministry has resumed nego-
tiation for the sale of the Danish West Indies.
- The Duke and Duchess OF Cornwal ana
York arrived at Winnipeg. - Great care
taken to protect King Edward on MS
Journey from the Continent to England -
DOMESTIC.-Captain Wise of the Yale testi-
fed before the Schley Court of Inquiry that he
did not tell Schley OF his conviction that the
Spanish fleet was in Santiago Harbor. because
he thought Sigsbee would Go so; neither did he
signal the news he might have done. -
Franklin Murphy nominated for Governor
Of New-Jersey by the Republican State ConVen-
ton at Trenton. which pledged loyal support 10
PRESIDENT hooseVeIt- - Leoi. r tzolsos|'
the assassin of President Mckinley. was SEN
tenced by Justice White, in Buffalo, to be put to
death IN the week of October Is; he declared in
court that he had no accomplices in the murder.
- Two plans for suffrage restriction were
laid before the Virginia Constitutional Conven-
tion. -= The resignation Of Justice William
Rumsey, of the Seventh Judicial District, has
been received al Albany; Judge John F. Park
hurst, Of Bath, is prominently tly mentioned to sue
ceed him. - Cresceus, champion of the trot-
ters failed TO lower his record of 2o2A at
Philadelphia, but gave a wonderful exhibition,
making the mile in 2D41R. -= Judge William
Fisher, a well known Maryland lawyer, died in
Baltimore. - Secretary Gage received ST, 150
from anonymous writer a contribution to
the conscience fund - Postmaster-Gen-
eral Smith called for bids for weekly mail ser
vice TO Porto Rico and Venezuela.
CITY.-Stocks were irregular with strength a,
the close. - The first race for the America s
Cup ended in a fuke, the yachts being unable
TO finish within the time limit; the Columbia
ahead the close. Seth Low init
mated that he would be liberal in excise affairs
IL elected Mayor. - Six killed by
the explosion Of oil tank in Newark. -
Anu-Tammany candidates We're named in three
Assembly districts; in the other districts the
conferences were postponed. - The Diocesan
Convention adjourned after deferring action on
the question of the division of the diocese TAX
ing action looking toward the support of State
legislation for the benefit Of the Church. and
nominating members of the standing commit
tee, and Federate Council. The Union
Theological Seminary announced the beginning
OF new course of lectures for the benefit of
laymen who do not wish TO study for the minis
try, but desire to engage in other Christian
work = It was said that the dismissal of
Patrolman O'Neiu greatly increased the chances
OF the removal Of Devery. II was an
nounced that site for the rapid transit rail-
road power house had been bought subject
10 the approval of the commission.
THE WEATHER.-Forecast for to-day: Fair
The temperature yesterday: Highest &c de-
grees; lowest 30; average. 5S.