New-York tribune., 1901-08-30
Nem71ork Dail,s Gaibnrrs
FRIDAY. AUGUST 80. 1901.
TIE NEWS THIS HORNTNG.

FOREIGN-Prince Chun's delay Basel is
explained by the Kaiser's insistence on rules Tor
French Ambassador TO Turkey. reached Paris;
ne said that there no reason 10 believe that
war would occur. = DR.. Caldas will leave Ha-
vana for Brazil next week; his experiments IN
-reliovv fever cases are discredited. - Prepa-
ratons are being made for the reception OF me
CZar at Copenhagen. -- II was repOIlSo llOIii ll
Colombia that the rebels were attacking Buena-
ventura; the censorship IS stringent - A
dispatch from Colon said that further lnsurTSC-
tionary troubles were likely 10 occur. = me
western army maneuvres began on tNe FIetSIi
coast to-day ~ The Baldwin-Ziegler expeol-
tfon was successfully landed in Camp Ziegler. IN
latitude So degrees "a minutes north. - Inc
King of England is expected TO be al Copen-
hagen on September Z. -= Great interest," Is
shown abroad in the trial Of Sergeant Marten.
poMEsTIC.-omcers of the steel corporation
at PittsburD say that many Of the strikers are
applying for work, and the force OF non-lnlch
men is being steadily increased; the aroitraSloh
plan proposed by Simon Burns, General Master
Workman OF the Knights Of Labor, was rejected
nv President SchWab - The Navy IIHpaft-
rnent ordered home from the .Asiatic station
number of officers who are 10 be witnesses ne
fore the Schley court OF inquiry. - Inc
United Mine Workers in convention gave 10
President Mitchell, with the district presidents,
discretionary power 10 declare strike. - AT
least nine are dead from the steamboat disaster
on the Delaware; II is rumored that the eunken
steamer racing al the time Of the a ,cidert
g. The knights Templar ended their triennial
conclsve with ball. and their next meeting will
be in San Francisco, in 1904 - Il is said
that the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Pc Rail-
road has bought the Kansas Southwestern.
- The Rev. Walter Lowrie, assistant rector
OF the Central Presbyterian Church, NeU-Ycrk
City, was drowned at Newport. - Cne per
accident on the Northern Central Railroad. near
Sodus Point, " Y. - The Saratoga race
meeting ended after a successful season. -
The Hawaiian sugar drouth has been broken.
CTTY.-Stocks were dull and strong -
A patrolnan who was fined thirty days pay by
Devery for enforcing the law dehed the Deputy
Commissioner, declared that he was being per-
secuted because he would not pay alleged as
sessments, and told his story to Justice Jerome
snd Assistant District Attorney Cans. -
District Attorney Philbin ordered an investiga-
ton OF charges against Devery, which may
lead to the indictment Of that official -
Captain Cannon, OF the East Twenty-second-s st.
station, was searchingly questioned by Justice
Jerome in regard TO the disorderiy house in
which the captain was found by raiders from
the District Attorneys Office. Cannon said he
had visited the house two or three times week.
but never saw anything wrong, and that his
men who investigated a complaint about il
could find no evidence that IL disorderly
house. == Judge Giegerich modified the stay
granted by Justice Dykman in the case Of Cap
tain Diamond, and ruled that II could apply
only 10 the trial; Diamond Will plead before
Recorder Gor to-day. - An Englishman
rived on the Deutschland with $4,000 10 bet
on the Shamrock. - The Deutschland clipped
six minutes from the record time across the
Atlantic - Friends of ex-ControIler Ashbel
p. Fitch have mentioned him as a possibility
for the anti-Tammany Mayoralty nomination.
e. John r. Carroll returned from his
hon. and began TO prepare for Richard crokers
homecoming. - II was learned that the
National Society OF Mural Painters had sent TO
President Francis, OF the Louisiana Purchase
Exposition. suggestions for beautifying the ex-
position. - The Bethlehem Steel Company
filed mortgage OF S7.5o00o0 in Jersey City on
its real and personal property. - -Four per-
sons were seriously injured by q collision be-
tween a car and department store wagon in
Sixth-ave. - A Speedway horse IN runaway
flight dashed into a car and broke its neck; its
owner, a well known dentist, was thrown from
his carriage and injured.
THE wEATHER.-Forecast for to-day: Fair.
The temperature yesterday: Highest. 81 degrees;
lowest, 6e: average. 75