New-York tribune., 1901-09-19
Nfm1)ork DAILY 0ribn1re
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, l9ol.
THE NEWS THIS NORNING.

EoRFIGN-British expressions of sympathy
over the death of President Mckinley increase
and are declared to be unparalleled IN Ehslsil @
annals; there Will be many speclal opserN ahees
to-day in London churches and elsewhere IN tne
Tinted Kingdom The Duke and Duchess
Of York arrived in Montreal from Quebec. ana
were loya!ly received the city was liluiiinaleu ~
at night; the duke declared tnat thfoueh Ieai
of anarchist violence he would only snow nm
self in public in the daytime - Inc NeneZ. @
uelaD troops have occupied the Colombian Town
of Rio Hacha, the Colombian garrison hatlls
evacuated the place - The stlhlns nshet W.
men of Grimsby, England, became tlotous s.
ting fire to and wrecking the offices or tne YES @
sci owners - A japanese company Will puilo
two 10ooD-ton steamers TO compete WIN - tr,
landed at Dunkirk. France, after review %
the French fleet and, in company Win rIeoI ~
dent Loubet proceeded to Complesne.
Professor Doubrovolsky, Of st. petersburg. mas
discovered a new explosive which Is saie 10
handle. -= The Marquis Ito started sest9 s tho
day from Yokohama on an extended tour u oI4t In
United States and Europe. - Ine new 49, nol ~
German Lloyd steamer Kron Prime Milhe.li ;i
sailed from Southampton for thls port WIN
more than nine hundred cabin passengers.
DOMESTIC-The body of President Mckln-
ley arrived in Canton and lay IN state az wv, tlie
courthouse until q O'clock; it was theh : taken
10 the Mckinley home, where II WIN Lei.sliiI t1;
until the funeral services at l:3o O'Clock TINS
afternoon - There will be a general stop
ping Of cars in the great cities or the couli-
frv AZ the hour of the Presidents burial;
services will he held generally IN the churches
az the country to-day. - Many messages OF
at the State Department = Senator frllcn-
ard OF North Carolina said that sentiment IN
his State and through the South was strongly
in favor of Mr. Roosevelt and the RepuDncah
party. - The bail OF Emma Goldman, an
archisf was fixed at 10000, but IL had not
been furnished at a late hour last night, her
counsel having secured only Slo,22o. - Ex-
Judges Lewis and Titus have decided TO act as
counsel for Czolgosz. The officials of the
Pan-American Exposition ordered the gates
closed all day to-day out Of respect to the late
President. == Six persons were killed ana
twenty-five others seriously injured in col
lsion between express and a freight train on
the New-York New Haven and Hartford Rail-
road at Avar, Mass.
CITY.-Stocks were strong and active. -
The Committee of Eighteen, by vote of Ii to
j, recommended Seth Low to the nti-Tammany
conference as its candidate for Mayor, and the
conference accepted the recommendation. ---
Richard Croker brought face to face with
a revolt in Tammany Hall in which Senator Sui
Egan and the gambling combine lead his enc
mics. - Preparations were completed for
the Republican City Convention. which Will
candidate for Mayor, TO meet on Tues
day night. - Governor Odell said ii up
to- New Workers to purify their police, and
he reason why he should do it for them.
- Governor Voorhees, of New-Jersey was
threatened with assassination if he prosecuted
the anarchists Final preparations
made for memorial services in the churches
to-day. - Memorial services We're held in all
the National Guard armories - Charles F.
Albert H. Patrick, the lawyer accused of the
murder OF William Marsh Rice, twice attempted
suicide.
THE WEATHER--Rain The temperature
yesterday: Highest, 60 degrees; lowest. 5S;
average, 81.