New-York tribune., 1901-08-31
Netp2lork DAILY Gsibrurk
SATURDAY. AUGUST 81. 1901.
THE NRWS THIS uORYING.

FOREIGN.-Denials We're made Of the inten-
tiun Of Lord Salisbury at present 10 resign the
Premiership. = The Turkish Ambassador
had an interview with NJ. Constans at Paris; no
immediate action is expected TO be taken. -
The Czar CZarina and children started for Co
peuhagen. == The Chilian Congress ratified the
election OF the President. - General Andre.
the French Minister Of War. paid visit 10 the
United States training ship Hartford. - MT
BadWin's chances Of reaching the Pole are con-
sidered to be better than those OF the other eK-
ploring expeditions. =-= The liability COM
pany Of Mr.. Reid, 20 take franchises not handed
over 10 the colonial government, was ioriheo
shareholders in the lie Roy Mining Company. or
British Columbia, was held at London -
Many books by American authors Will soon De
published in Great Britain.
DOMESTIC.-There were a number Of DE-
Velopments in the steel strike which indicated
thaI a crisis is approaching; a labor organ IN
Ptesburg made bitter attack oD President
Shsffer and demanded his impeachment; a com
mittee OF Milwaukee strikers held conference
with Amalgamated officials. with view. II was
reported, Of returning 10 work. -= Admiral
Howison sent a letter 10 Acting Secretary
Hackett, denying that he had criticised Admiral
Schley and he continued as a member or
the court of inquiry. the letter was unsausfac-
tory Admiral Schleys counsel. - The
President appointed William II. Hunt Governor
of Porto Rico. === Vice President Roosevelt
arrived in Springfield. H. 10 review the State
troops he was entertained at dinner in the
evening and made an address. - Attorney
General Davies rendered d decision that accrued
interest in savings banks and trust companies
is taxable - William K Vanderbilt. 5r.. won
the principal speed events at the Newport auto
mobile races - Nine more deaths Wee add
ed 10 the list OF victims Of the railroad wreck at
Farville. y. J.. making eleven in all - Ru-
Tnors are current OF a strike in Chicagos packing
industry. =-=- BrigadieT-General William Iud-
low died at Convent Station. y. J. - John D.
Lsnkenau. philanthropist and member OF the
DneNel family. died in Philadelphia. -- A ne
gro was lynched at Norwood, La.
CITY.-Stocks were dull and strong. -=
Leaders Of the Greater New-York Democracy
boldly against Tammany Hall the organiza-
tion could not seriously consider him as a cam
didate for Mayor on the anti-Tammany ticket;
the leaders repudiated the threat that the or
ganizati0n would bolt Seth Low if he We're
nominated. - In spite OF DeVerys attempt
TO scare him. Patrolman O'Nenl stuck to his
story that blackmai was demanded from him
declared that he had found a cure for tuhercu >
loss The Board OF Health pronounced
ma,arai fever an infectious disease. and began
To take precautions against its spread 80
Captain Diamond was forced TO plead 10 the in
dictment against him; the indictment against
Captain Herlihy was dismissed on techni-
cality. with leave 10 resubmit the case 10 the
Grand Jury. Charles ". Morse's effort to
organize a rival TO the Bell telephone monopoly
IS believed 20 rely upon Tamnany's control OF
the streets for success. =- Deputy Commits
sioner York Of Brooklyn. dismissed the charges
against Patrolman Callan. who was accused OF
committing unwarrantable assault upon
Captain o'Reurle The Shamrock
stretched her sails yesterday. showing good
speed. but not going the Cup course.
THE Neutrality-suspicious. for to-day: Part
ly cloudy. with showers cooler. The temperature
yesterday; Highest 50 degrees: lowest, 6s;
average. a.