New-York tribune., 1901-07-20
Nesu11ork Dailp Gribr,rk
SATURDAY. JULY 90. 1901.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-Mr Bond. Newfoundland's Pre-
rnier and Mr. Reid the contractor. reached an
agreement by which railroad. land and tele-
graph lines are relinquished to the government.
- Lord Pauncefotes talk about British
American negotiations gave rise to the belief
that not only the canal, but also other ques-
tions in dispute, VIII be amieaply settleo
Lord Rosebery. in a speech before the city Lib
eral Club at London, repeated his charges of
rnismanagement of the Liberal party. - Mr.
Rockhill sent a dispatch from Peking. saying
that citv would be handed over to the Chinese
August IA. and that indemnity negotiations
were going on. = An alleged plot has been
discovered to make Prince Louis Napoleon EN-
peror Of France. - Lord Roseberys EPSON
Lad the Eclipse Stakes at Sandown: Mr..
Keene's Disguise ii third. - Six Of the
members of Denmark's Cabinet have been
chosen. - Cecil Rhodes and DR.. Jameson
arrived in London from Cape Colony - Hot
weather and heavy thunderstorms prevailed in
England.
DOMESTIC.-oficials in Washington assert
that it is the intention of the United States Gov
ernment hold all the important Notifications
in Cuba, including the Moro Castle, at Havana
- The trial of Robert S. Fosburgh, accused
of killing his sister. continued in Pittsheld
Mass, the efforts of the prosecution being de-
voted 10 discre6iting the theory that burglars
committed the crime - Inc rufnors OF d
settlement Of the steel strike in the near future
not verified at Pittsburg, and fears of
trouble at Wellsvile. Ohio, entertained.
- The conference of firemen and mine work
officials, In the Pennsylvania coal region, is
thought TO mean that the strike will be called
men. - A Kentucky feud may be renewed as
the outcome of the shooting of his sisters lover
by a mountaineer. - Robert Folger Westcott,
founder of Westcott's Express, died suddenly at
Richfieid Springs - Blondin, the Massachu-
setts wife murderer, was arrested near Quebec.
CITY.-Stocks continued active and fairly
strong. - Controller Dawes announced
through Receiver Raynor, that the directors of
the Seventh National Bank must pay depositors
IN full within two weeks. - Jacob H. Schif
conferred with j. p Morgan, presumably about
Northern Pacific and Union Pacific affairs. -
j. Pierpont Morgan declared that the steel cor
poration would make no compromise with the
strikers. - 1t was announced that Cornelius
Vanderbilt would become a lieutenant in the
18th Regiment, n. G. n. Y. - The body Of
George R. Wilson. the broker who had been
missing since Sunday. found in the bay off
Larchmont, and il was thought that he COM
mitted suicide - The First National Bank
increased its capital to S10000000 A woman
found in her home, shot dead; the police
are looking for her husband, who with her
before the shooting. - negro porter tried
to cut the throat of his employer with razor,
but the latter saved his life by throwing up his
arm. - Corporation Counsel Whalen an
nounced that he was in favor of having the
libraries open on Sunday. - The police did
not succeed yesterday in solving the mystery
OF the explosion Of an internal machine in
Brooklyn on Thursday.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Partly cloudy. light variable winds, mostly
north. Temperature yesterday: Highest, 50 de-
grees; lowest. 10: average SO.