New-York tribune., 1901-06-08
Nrp1lurk DaiIp Gribarre
SATURDAY. JUNE s, 1901.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-Foxhan P. Keene's American bred
hlly Cap and Bells won the oaks at the EPSON
Meeting. = Andrew Carnegie turned over to
trustees SlOe0O0OO in per cent bonds of the
United States steel Corporation for the promo
tion Of education in Scotch universities. -
The party Z NeWYOrk Chamber Of Commerce
delegates in London broke up and left the city
after final hospitalities al the Mansion House
and elsewhere. == There was yacht race on
the Clyde IN which Shamrock l and the Her
reshoff cutter Nevada took part, the Nevada
winning easily in her class. = A special
embassy from the Sultan of Morocco bearing
gifts and CONGRATULATIONS TO King Edward VII
play Romeo for a hundred nights in America TO
Maude Adamss Juliet. == Two duels were
fought in the Pare des Princes Paris; one
where Max Regis, Anti-Semite Mayor or Al
giers was a principal was adjourned until to-
day after nineteen fruitless rounds. -
American gold mines in COrea are said 10 be
the most prosperous enterprises in that country.
- piece of burning paper, mistaken for a
bomb, caused panic IN the streets Of BARGE
Iona, in which a hundred persons We're injured
"a favorable monsoon has started in India
DOMESTIC.-The President and Cabinet re-
ceved word from General Wood that the Cuban
Constitutional Convention had curtly refused 10
rescind its action on the Plat amendment
=- -COmmlssioner-General POwderly explained
why the immigration officials had decided TO
exclude cOnsumptiYes. == Mrs Mckinley s
physicians reported that there was no material
change in her condition. - James Russell
Parsons, secretary OF the State Board of Re-
gents. made a statement regarding appropria-
a
sheriff saved a negro prisoner from being
lynched by mob, but one OF the men IN the
mob was killed and two We're wounded while
troops were called out 10 keep the peace while
the sheriff took the prisoner 10 Atlanta. -
Mrs. Mary Ashley Townsend C'Xariffa'D the
wen known Southern poet, of New-Orleans, died
IN Galveston. - II is thought possible that
another strike OF traction employees win take
place at Albany
CITN.-Stocks were irregular on a lighter
volume OF business. - The anti-Tammany
conference committee met and received the re-
port OF the invitations committee which recon-
mended asking nine additional organizations to
enter the conference; the Brookheld Republi-
cans were not invited, as II was contended that
they were already represented through the Re-
publican County Committee. Justice
Jerome and Frank Moss led a raid on a pool-
room IN Beaver-st. and captured several pris-
oners. some poolroom paraphernalia and the
DOCKS ana papers OF the concern. == Ben1a-
min Adams. who arrested for golf plaving
on Sunday was acquitted by jury in Yonkers
- An order for the release of the mother of
Joe Phillips from the Workhouse was signed
by Magistrate Crane. === Prominent phVsi-
clans expressed their views on the action of the
government in barring immigrants suffering
from tuberculosis Of the lungs from this
country.
THE WEATHER-Forecast for to-day: Fair
Ihe temperature yesterday: Highest 40 de-
grees; lowest, Ga average, 70ls.