New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-06-26
NespIsrk Dailp Gsibusrs
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26. 1901.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-The grand jury brought in in
dictment for bgamy in the case OF Earl Russell
and the trial now goes TO the House OF LORDS
- claim of 100000 taels against the United
States has been made by the China Merchants
Company for footing at Tien-Tsin. -= Details
OF the engagement between De Vets and Elliots
columns near ReitZ on June q. show that the
action was a fierce one. == The Leipziger
Bank a Wen known German institution, failed
and caused a heavy drop in German bank stocks
- King Edward reviewed the Neomen OF the
Guard at Marlborough Gardens == Three
Japanese torpedo boats were in collision at the
naval manouvres; one was reported sunk ana
Speaker OF the House OF Representatives. was
presented TO King Edward. = In artillery
practice at the Isle Of Wight a gun exploded
killing two and wOunding eight men.
DOMESTIC Ohio Republican State Con-
vention renominated Governor Nash, and named
State Senator Nppert for the place now held
by ieutenant-GOVernOr Caldwell; Senator
Hanna, as permanent chairman, made 1orceful
speech. - The loss of life by the West Nir-
ginia food still estimated at about sixty,
but no accurate details of the number Of deaths
have been secured. - The funeral OF AdeIbert
S Hay son Of Secretary Hay, took place in
Cleveland, and the burial was IN LakeEleW
Cemetery. - Adjutant-General COrbin, Com
missary-General Weston and Surgeon-General
Sternberg sailed from San Francisco for Manila
on The TRANSPORT Hancock - Grant Gillespie.
OF Missouri, is 10 be appointed Consul-General
al PRETORIA the place formerly held by Adelbert
S Hay - The Rev Joseph Cook, the
lecturer, died at Ticonderoga. - The Presi-
dent pardoned Charles W. Mussey convicted or
tional Bank. - Harvard's baseball team shut
out the Yale nine at New-Haven by the score OF
3 10 o.
CITY-Stocks were weak and lower. 80
The Seventh National Bank unable to meet
its obligations at the Clearing House until
late hour; Edward r. Thomas was elected presi-
dent 10 succeed William H. KimbalL =" l..
Latin Kellogg, for Eugene Lentilhon. the lowest
bidder for the library contract, secured from
Justice Blanchard temporary injunction re-
straining NOrcrOSs Brothers, 10 whom the con-
tract let, and the city authorities from en-
tering into the agreement - 1t was sald
that a syndicate 10 finance the proposed down.
town North River bridge would be formed by
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. and the Mercantile Trust
Company. - Count Cassini. the Russian
Ambassador at Washington, sailed on the Kaiser
Wilhelm der Crosse, and made statement re-
garding the tariff trouble between Russia and
this country. - Sir Claude Maxwell Mac
minister at Picking during the Boxer siege,
sailed for England. and talked Of footing in the
palace and the conduct Of the missionaries in
China. - 1t announced that Marshall
Field, the Chicago merchant had increased his
holdings OF land at Fifth-ave. and Thirty-first-
st, and the rumOr revived that he would
. start a store there. - 1t was learned that
District Attorney Philbn had offered the place
III or librarian OF his Office 10 Mrs. c. G. Bartlett
widow Of General Bartlett the librarian who was
lost IN the wreck Of the ferry boat Mortified
- Health Officer Doty said that there would
be no modification Of the quarantine regulations
with regard TO travellers from Cuba.
THE WEATHER.-Forecast for to-day: Fair
ana warm. The temperature yesterday: High
est 81 degrees; lowest, q; average, 1914