New-York tribune., 1901-05-20
Nesppark D;,iiD 0aibrnre
MONDAY. MAY 20. 1901.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-It is probable that when King Ed
ward visits Homburg. in August a meeting Of
the King, the Kaiser and the Car viii be ar
ranged. -= Many Americans are expected 70
visit this summer the Northa rlptonshire villages
Of Little Brington and Ecton, the homes OF the
ancestors of George Washington ana BENJAMIN
Franklin. -= 1t is expected that Sir Ellis
Ashmead Bartlett will shortly retire from the
House Of Commons. == Il developed that DR..
Maltbie D. Bahcock. Of this city, who died IN a
Naples hospital, committed suicide - The
anniversary of the shooting of Communists was
celebrated by revolutionary groups Of Paris. who
deposited Wreaths in Pere Ia Chaise Cemetery.
80 In the matter Of the foreign postoffices
the Porte has yielded completely 10 the demands
of the ambassadors at Constantinople. -
Hostities have been suspended in Colombia and
the government is negotiating terms OF peace
with the rebels. Nonsignor O'Connell.
newly appointed Bishop OF Portland. Me. was
consecrated in Rome by Cardinal Satolli. -
Elections TO the Chamber Of Deputies were held
in Spain. =-- The reports Of the Cuban Com
mittee on Relations viii be submitted TO the
Constitutional Convention to-day.
DOMESTIC.-Mrs Mckinley was able TO sit
up for a short time yesterday. and il is thought
that she may be taken 10 Washington in a few
days. - Ex-senator Pettigrew. il is said,
may, through his intimacy with J. J. Hill. be
made president Of the Northern Pacific road.
= With the departure Of the 23d Regiment,
\. @. n V. from Albany and the resumption
of regular trips by all the cars. the signs Of the
strike disappeared; the funerals Of the two men
shot last week were held. -= AL the prepara-
tons for the formal exercises of the opening Of
the Pan American Fair We're completed at Buff
falo, and TWO professions VIII De marked feat
ures OF the exercises to-day. - Filled with
hatred CT a neighbor, an Indiana switchman
kille1 a and his wife. wounded three other
men, shot at his own father and killed himself
= The problem Of future types Of Warships
discussed by Rear-Adrniral r. D. Evans and
Commander Ellicott. - Washington officials
say that there is no doubt about the acceptance
of the Patt amendment by the Cuban Constitu-
tional Convention. -= The Preetj gterian Cen
eral Assembly Commissioners are prepared for
a busy week Of work, the chief feature Of which
is expected 10 be the debate on the subject OF
revision of the Confession Of Faith.
CITY.-Reports received at the union head
quarters indicated that four thousand machin-
lists would Join in the national strike to be begun
to-day by that trade in various parts Of the
country. = The 23d Regiment, Of Brooklyn.
returned from Albany and was warmly well
coined: the officers highly praised the work and
demeanOr Of the men. @= Evelyn B. Baldwin
returned from Europe 10 make the final prepara-
tions for his Arctic expedition. == crowd
Of negroes chased one Of their own color who
had cut another negro, TO roof, and after he
had been captured AT the point Of a revolver
forced the policeman who took charge Of him
TO barricade himself and his prisoner in a house
70 prevent the lynching Of the latter. =- The
police made more arrests in Waldron's dance
haM 80 The Rev DR. David G. Wylie
preached in the Scotch Presbyterian Church on
The Outlook for the Church in the Twentieth
Century" -= The Rev DR.. David J. Burrell
celebrated the tenth anniversary Of his pastorate
IN the Marble Collegiate Church. === The Rev.
DIR. Rufus p Johnston preached his first sermon
as pastor Of the Fifth Avenue Baptist Church.
THE WEATHER - Forecast for to-day:
1loudy. The temperature yesterday: Highest,
% degrees; lowest, y. average, 5394.