New-York tribune., 1901-08-12
Nesu9Iurk DsiiU GrIbn1R
MONDAY. AUGUST II, 1901.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-The Colombian Legation has left
Caracas il is said, temporarily, leaving the in
terests OF Colombia in the hands or Mr. husseI'
the United States Charge dAffaires; more nshl-
ing is reported on the isthmus, the insurgents
being kept out Of Panama with difficulty --
l2eo11iero services over the body Of the Empress
Frederick were held in the church at Cronberg'
the King and Queen Of England being present
bomb exploded in a church at Troyes.
France; one hundred children and priest who
wore present at the time escaped INJURY: -
Seismic disturbances were recorded at Victoria
B c indicating severe earthquakes in Alaska
- Mr.. Chamberlain in his speech al bleh-
helm intimated that action would he taken 10
reduce the Irish representation at Westminster,
The Antarctic exploring steamer Gauss
sailed from Kiel Germany. = Francesca
Crispi ex-Premier of Italy. died in Naples after
q long illness - Easton BeachaIn, OF thls
city and young Canadians were drowned
while bathing IN Lake Ontario, near newcastle
Ont.
DOMESTIC.-The men Of the Illinois steel
Comnanv at Milwaukee and Chicago decided not
10 obey President Shaffers order TO strike; IN
Pennsylvania many men went out -- There
was riot in Springfield III; the militia were
called out -= negro was burned al the
stake by mob in Georgia. - J. r. Woods
has asked that troops should drive squatters
from district which he claims in okahoma
Territory. == Senator Clark, il is stated, VIII
have exclusive right Of way over the Salt Lake
Los Angeles road. -= The Fort Worth Stock
Yards have been sold to Armour & Co. and
Swift & Co. -= Official figures from the Treas
ury Department at Washington show tremen-
dous increase in the last five years in our trade
Y
pines are 10 the effect that legislation is impera-
lively demanded from the next United States
Congress in the way Of new laws for that coun-
try.
CITY.-Edgar A. Whitney. arrested
charge Of tipping off" pOOlrOOms, admitted that
he had implicated DeVery's former wardman.
Edward @. Glennon well as Deputy Commis-
sioner DeVery. in his sworn confession: he said
that twenty-efght Doplrooms with which he was
connected paid $3.50 a month for police pro
lection; Frank Moss declared that the exposure
had created a split in Tammany. = 1t was
said that Samuel Gompers. president Of the
American Federation Of Labor, had been in the
city Saturday, and that he would probably
return to-day his purpose. il was reported, be-
3ng bring about arbitration Of the steel strike
- The body Of a man found wedged
nnder a trolley car. where ii had been dragged
for many miles unknown to any one == Bap-
lists and Presbyterians agreed 10 support the
same preacher IN the Beth Eden Church. in The
Bronx Borough. == Three young women from
this city We're swept into the Sound from a
yacht in Pelham Bay one of them being
drowned after attempt the part Of her
flarCe 10 save her. --= The Long Beach Hotel
was so wrecked by a boiler explosion that the
season there closed, and the guests went TO their
homes. -= Charges against Assistant Post
lie by a committee of the National Civil Service
League the charges had been investigated by
the Postoffice Department and dismissed. ==
The transport ingalls,. which had started for
Manila, forced to turn back her decks.
saloon, galleys and stateroOms having been
washed by heavy seas.
THE WEATHER. - Indications for to-day:
Partly cloudy, with lower temperature on the
coast; Tuesday, increasing cloudiness; light
fresh northeast winds. Temperature yesterday:
Highest. SO degrees; lowest, "A degrees; average,
so degrees.