New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-07-10
Nep1lark Daiin Gribn,rs
WEDNESDAY. JULY 10. 1901.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN.-The Liberal conference at the Re
form Club was harmonious, a vote of confidence
n the leadership Of Sir Henry Campbell Ban
herman was adopted. - Lord Kitchener has
sent a dispatch describing the pursuit of De Wet
after the failure TO invade Cape Colony. -
The Nicara qua Canal question has not been Off
.ially reopened at London. - II was report
ed that Ambassador White would resign his post
al Berlin in the following year. - A II.
Hummel, Of the firm of Howe & Hummel. was
thrown from a cab in London; he recovered
consciousness after treatment at the Kings Col
eye Hospital. 49, One of the Pennsylvania
oarsmen in a speech at the dinner given to the
by the Leanders made q statement which
aas caused much adverse comment. and may
-esult in the exclusion Of foreign crews from the
Henley races. == The loss Of banana and corn
crops is reported from the southern part Of
Hayti and fears are entertained for the safety
u the French mail steamer due at Port-au-
Prince - Shamrock II showed greatly i'm
proved form in q contest with Shamrock | on
he Clyde.
DOMESTIC-A copy of the Cuban oonstitu-
ton has been received at the War Department,
where il is regarded as conforming TO the re-
lurements of this country, while making some
slight concessions to Cuban pride. An
offer from NJ. de WHITE. Russian Minister of
Finance. 10 settle the tariff dispute between the
United States and Russia has been declined by
Secretary Gage, because the sugar duty question
eminent has filed indemnity claim for $500
300 against the United States on account of al
legged outrases on Chinese in Butte, Mont, IN
1856 - The National Educational Associ-
alton began its annual session in Detroit. -
The Christian Endeavor Convention in Cincin-
natl was continued with much interest and
thusiasm, and a tribute paid DR.. Clark.
the founder of the society. Buffalo and
Rochester companies agreed TO pay their State
franchise taxes; they the first corporations
70 submit 10 the law. The Independence
will race again to-day with the Constitution and
the Columbia at Newport: her crew profess to
be hopeful Of better results than in the other
contests.
CITY.-The stock market rallied sharply and
closed strong. - The directors of the failed
Seventh National Bank held meeting and dis
cussed the subject Of recognizing the bank, but
reached no conclusion; General Burnett, the
United States attorney. said that reorganiZa-
ton would not avert prosecutions if any ir
Irregularities were found; he asked for the
vices OF E. P. MoXey, a Treasury expert, TO
on the books. 7--===- Oscar F. Spate sat in one
OF his pay chairs and his attendants de-
fed; he declared that refined people would ap-
prove his scheme: seven arrests were made in
the park. A Boer prisoner of war, who
escaped from Darrells Island. was brought to
this port stowaway. -= Wigwam leaders
stirred I'D the uncertainty of the time
of Cookers arrival from England and his pos
sible intentions. a sailor chung to port
holes on the side OF William Dupont's steam
yacht, and swung there for some time while the
vessel forged ahead, before shouts from the
shore called attention to his perilous position.
Thomas S. Brennan former Street Clean
ing Commissioner died at his home.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day.
Fair. light southeast to south winds Temper
ature yesterday: Highest. 80 degrees; lowest,
Cd degrees; average, 13 degrees