New-York tribune., 1901-08-22
;Nep2lork D:.an GribmaI
THURSDAY. AUGUST %. 1901.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-Tne French Ambassador at Com
stantinople, NJ. Constans. broke of diplomatic
relations with the Porte, alleging oupIlclty oh
the part OF the Ottoman Government IN the dls-
pute over the ouays concession; the Bulgarian
forces on the Turkish border have been rem
forced, and collision with the Ottoman troops
is feared. - The Chilian Congress has re-
fused TO grant the money for the representation
Of Chill at the Pan-American Congress- ana II
is likely that Chilli will not take part -. -
General Alfaro. of Ecuador. says war between
Verezuela and Colombia is improbable, ana that
the conflicts up to date have been OF transl-
tory nature; La Popa. Colombian gunpoat,
struck a rock and sunk near SaVanilla serious
loss Of life being feared among those on board
- Admiral Cromwell, Z $ N, visited Ao-
miral Seymour on the British flagship Cen
turion. at Portsmouth, England. - severe
gale did damage in several West Indian ISL
ands - A hurricane in Spain caused six
deaths and the loss Of a large amount OF prop
erty - The transport Thomas, with six
hundred teachers on board. arrived at Manila
flom San Francisco; their landing was delayed
by typhoon.
DOMESTIC.-There was change Of inpor-
tance in the steel strike situation; the strikers
made no gains. and the corporation managers
continued their preparations TO reopen mills
== The correspondence between Admiral
Schley and the Navy Department relative 10
Admiral Howisons competency to serve as
member OF the Schley court OF inquiry was
made public; the question will be left 10 the
court for decision. - President Mckinley
issued a proclamation inviting ali the nations OF
the world 10 take part in the Louisiana Purchase
Exposition 10 be held at St. Louis. - Secre-
tary Hay arrived in Canton and had confeI-
ence with the President on international ques-
tiOns. == William A. Larned won the tennis
championship OF the United States at Newport
by defea ting Beals c. Wright in the finals OF the
all comers' tournament and taking the chal-
lenge round by default from Malcolm d Whit
man. former champion.
CITY.-There was good business in stocks
with prices frm.-=It learned that Re
corder Goff locked up the Bissert jury because
he had learned that an effort would be made TO
bribe one OF its members.-Sir Thomas Lip
ton the owner Of the Shamrock, arrived on the
e big French sugar refiner had given $4,000
toward the building fund Of the new French
hospital.-A mad dog into concert hall.
chased the orchestra to the stage and was shot
in corner amid the cries Of men, women and
children, who had climbed tables and chairs.
-Commissioner Murphy suspended Sergeant
Shells and Wardmen Dwyer and Glennon, the
three policemen arrested and arTaigned on Tues
day the strength Of Edgar =. Whitney's con-
fession and the testimony OF other policemen.
"A number Of large poolrooms which were
opened in the Ravenswood district of Queens
County were running IN full blast; some OF them
were those driven from Maspeth by The Trib-
une's eKposure.=The lover Of girl who died
from a criminal operation kissed her lips she
lay in a hospital norge and then shot himself
dead.=It was said that the Ten Eyck reso-
luton for new committee 10 represent the Re
publican organization in the anti-Tarnmany con-
ference would not be carried into effect, and
that the Committee Of Five, headed by Presi-
dent Morris, would continue.
THE EWEATHER.-Forecast for to-day: Part
ly cloudy. The temperature yesterday: High
est, 81 degrees; lowest. "A; average, 50.