New-York tribune., 1901-06-12
Nrsu2lnrk Dailp Gaibn,re
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10. 1901.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-The Cuban Constitutional Con-
vention met in Havana and reoonsidered the
Platt amendment. a decisive vote was post
poned by an adjournment until to-day. when
the expected absence OF several Radical MEM
bers is counted 10 secure unconditional ac-
ceptance Of the amendment. =-- ihe hfteeh'h
Earl OF Moray is dead. = In the court mar
tial trial at Manila of officers accused of ac-
oepting bribes and permitting trade with lnsur-
gents through closed ports of the islands sur
geon Welch confessed. lmphcatlng other ohcers
and Offering To restore part of the spolls --
The South African Commission on Concessions
reported that the British Government was not
bound by the contracts Of the Boer states win
concessi0nairas and recommended the abolition
of the dynamite and railway concessions -
in the international trap shoot at London the
American team obtained "A total score OF s"'l
against Sol for the British team. -= Richard
Croker's horse Frozen out won the Burtoh
Selling Plate at the Lincoln meeting IN In
Spanish Cortes with her last speech from the
throne the regency expiring next year.
The Duke and Duchess Of Cornwall and YORK
landed al Auckland. y. Il. - An attehllt 10
font the stranded steamer Assyrian at Cape
Race failed.
CITY-Stocks were strong in the greater part
of the day. John ID. Crmmins declared
that ne was not candidate for the mayoralty
nomination, he too old for the once
- Friends of Justice Jerome replied 10 Johh
ID. Crimmins's criticisms OF the justlces me'h-
ods in making raids on gambling houses ---
The National Metal Trades Association conNen-
tion issued a statement regarding its relations
wit
and giving its reasons Tor declaring war
against the strikers. = Attorney-'Ieneral
Davies appointed a day for a hearing on the
application of Joseph Fitch for permission 20 in
stitute proceedings for the removal Of James
J. Coogan as President Of the Borough Of Man
haitian on the ground that he voted In South
ampton Long Island. = A woman who had
been Tilted by a man TO whom she was engaged
threw oxalic acid in his face; he viii probably
lose the sight of both eyes. = woman styl-
ing herself an occult scientist fired a bullet at
Of he
he wnested the weapon from her after a strug-
gle; she then smashed his office windows with
- The Thrd-ave elevated road was
blockaded in the rush hours a crowd Of people
waited for trains 10 start, and when the road
was clear made a mad rush for the coaches,
climbing in through open windows. - An
attempt was made to rob the messenger Of a
Harlem bank who had more than 5000 in his
possession, but the attempt failed and the would
that gift Of $4,000 will be made TO the Home
for Incurables. - The twenty-rater Isolde
which is 10 this summer. arrived on an
ocean steamer and was lifted into the water
DOMESTIC.-Precident Mckinley issued a
signed statement announcing his determination
not TO he a candidate for a third term under any
circumstances and expressing his regret for
suggestions that have been made Mrs
Mckinley continued TO improve her physicians
saying that everything favorable TO her re-
coNery. - Sixteen lives were lost in the mine
disaster at Port Royal. Penn, where explosions
oocurfea Wheh score OF men were underground
80 The Southern Industrial Convention was
oieheu IN fhladelphla with number Of ad-
dresses; II Will last for four days =- II s
hleeiow or Buffalo, a Harvard freshman was
killed by a nre engine al Cambridge = Gov
eilof ooei addressed the Union Alumni AT
schenectady, speaking OF the great opportunities
now open 10 young men. - II was announced
that the Constitution would be ready for a trial
spin on Sunday
ihh NEATHER.-Forecast for to-day: Part
ly cloudy. probably with showers The ,ero-
fpeersture fpe Yesterday: Highest 40 degrees; lowest
60; average, 7l@s