New-York tribune., 1901-05-26
Nesu2lsrk Dailp Gribn,rs.
SUNDAY. MAY PC. 1901.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-M. Altschensky. of Kharkoff. a
Hnancier of great prominence in Russia, COM
mitted suicide because Of financial embarrass-
rnents: many large institutions suffer from his
operations. - The bedroom steward who dis
covered the missing gold bars on the steamer
Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse recently at nam
burg was arrested, charged with abstracting
the gold from the specie room. - Three Eu-
ropeans and one hundred and seventy-eight ma
tives persisted in the eruption of the volcano or
Keloet Java. "A fire in a Prussian mine
caused the death of twenty-one miners -
All hope Of saving the seventy-eight men en-
tonlbed in the Universal Colllery in wales was
abandoned. -- CnfavOrable crop reports were
made public in England and Germany -
The prosecution of merchants in Manila ac-
cused Of trading with the insurgents has been
abandoned ineXpedient - Sir Alfred
Milner has chosen TO be known as Lord Miner
OF Cape Town - The German squaoroh IN
Chinese waters has been ordered home -
NJ De Rodays has appealed TO the French courts
against his summary eviction from the joint
editorship Of the Paris Figaro = Ihe Nor
wegian Parliament admitted 10 the franchise
women who pay taxes. Mgr. Chapele.
Papal Delegate to the Philippines. had talk
with the Pope regarding the religious orders in
the Islands.
DOMESTIC.-Senators Tillman and McLaurin,
of South Carolina resigned after a hot joint de-
bate, and will go before the people for re-elec-
tfon The President. Mrs. Mckinley and
the others OF their party left San Francisco for
Washington. - A large number Of appoint
ments by the President were announced at the
White House. - T. W. Lawson sent a message
10 the New-York Yacht Club saying that he
would charter his boat TO q member in order TO
make her eligible as a Cup defender. - The
Presbyterian General Assembly, in session at
Philadelphia, refused. by vote Of 2l1 to 234,
TO adopt the minority report on creed revision.
- terrific gale on the Great Lakes caused
widespread death and disaster. - II was
Argentina Day at Buffalo; the republics exhibit
praised.
CTTY-Stocks dull and irregular. -
r. Hoe & Co, the printing press manufacturers,
issued a statement in regard to their attitude
toward the machinists' strike. - The Com
mittee Of Fifteen issued appeal for funds to
carry on its work. - Mrs. Mary Elizabeth
Lease. the Popuist lecturer filed petition in
bankruptcy. - Pierson, the faith curist was
released on bail; he said prison bars could keep
him no longer. and laid his freedom to his faith.
- The search for game birds in the plant Of
the Arctic Freezing Company was continued:
eight thousand birds had been found when the
work stopped; IL will be continued Tomorrow
- General Benjamin +. Tracy testified in the
suit OF the Honduras company against the Hon
duras syndicate. that through his efforts in or
ganizing the latter company Jacob r. Shipherd
received $4,000. - company was formed
and soon will be Incorporated to manufacture
the new Edison storage battery.
THE WEATHER.-Forecast for to-day:
Cloudy and cool. The temperature yesterday:
Highest, % degrees; lowest. 81; average 52%.