New-York tribune., 1901-06-19
Nesp1lark DaiIp Gaibnare
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1901.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-The case Of Earl Russell. charged
with bigamy, Will probably be tried before the
House of Lords. - one hundred and fifty
former United States soldiers have made a pro-
test against examinations by the Board of Civil
Service; Cailles's troops are gathering TO sur
render. = Hazen s. Pingree, the former
Governor OF Michigan, died at London. -
Governor Allen has decided that Porto Rico IS
self-supporting, and an extra session OF the
Assembly 10 pass a resolution TO this effect will
begin on July 1. -= The foreign ministers al
Picking have refused to allow Chinese soldiers
I'm Picking, and also TO permit International
troops TO guard the Forbidden City until Chi
nese troops reach there. -= Craig-y-Nos
Castle. the home of Adelina Patti in Wales. was
bought in after exciting scene at the auction
a. the Mart -= There are rumors that Boer
leaders have repudiated Mr. krOgers views and
shat peace Will soon be brought about.
DOMESTIC.-A new complication in the tariff
war between Russia and the United States has
been caused by the imposition OF higher duties
on American resin and bicycles by the Russian
Minister OF Finance; Secretary Gage has pro
tested against the order. -= Mrs Mckinley
declared to be out Of danger by Dr. Johns
ton, one OF her physicians. while Dr. RiKey made
more conservative statement. =- RumOrs
that Pension Commissioner Evans is 10 be
moved were discredited in Washington. -
The Presbyterian Revision Committee met III
Pittsburg and delegated TO subcommittee the
task Of drafting the proposed changes in the
Westminster Confession and the summary Of
the reformed faith - Steps were taken at
Kansas City TO form new party by Populists
and Silver Republicans. who hope 10 make w.
j. Bryan its candidate. =- John G. Milburn
finished his argument for a trial for RO-
land B. MolineuX before the Court Of Appeals.
and David B. Hill began his address in OppOsi-
tion. == The 7th Regiment had exciting
sham battle at Lake Mohegan; the West Point
cadets returned 10 the academy.
CITY. The stock market was weak and irreg-
ular yesterday, and the general list declined.
- Thomas q. Barker, who is accused of at
tempting TO kill the Rev. John Keller. went on
the witness stand, did also Mr.. Keller. ==
The resignation of Captain Raborg COM
mander OF Company J. 18th Regiment was an
nounced == DIR. s. }. Kennedy was released
I'm $1,000 bail; his neighbOrs celebrated his re-
turn TO his home on Staten Island. - The
report Of the joint commission the revision
of the canons Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church, which will be presented 10 the coming
general convention, was made public. - The
formation OF a company backed by Pennsyl-
vana Railroad interests 10 tunnel the East
River announced ------ Through the ef-
forts OF sister TO discover the murderer of her
brother. IL was said that indictments for the
crime would be found by the Westcheste- Grand
Jury. == COrOner's Physician OEanlon. after
an autopsy, declared that the death Of a man
who died in the insane pavilion at Bellevue
Hospital was due 10 a beating he had received.
THE WEATHER.-Forecas for to-day: Fair
and warmer The temperature yesterday: High
est. a degrees; lowest. G2; average. GsH.