New-York tribune., 1901-09-19
Ntw1lork Daily Vribn1re
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 10, 1901.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-British expressions OF syhpaths
over the death of President Mckinney ilcIeao'
and are declared to be unparalleled in Engnsn
annals; there Will be many special opserN a. ,
to-day in London churches and elsewhere IN tle m
Troited Kingdom The Duke and Duchess
% YorL arrived in Montreal from Quebec, ana
were lovallv received; the city was Illuminated
al night; the duke declared that through ieai
of anarchist violence, he would ony , sLioW T- na
self in public in the daytime. - Inc ' eiieI-
uelan troops have occupied the Colombian toWlI
of Rio Hacha the Colombian garrison having
evacuated the place me stiinl rinte,,s set
ting fire to and wreckng the offices OF tle vs. w.
sci owners - japanese company VIII puiIo
two 10o00-ton steamers TO compete WIN rIaine nc
landed at Dunkirk, France, after reNiSw ~; ~
the French feet, and. in company Win 1- rs
dent Toubet proceeded to Complegne-
Professor Doubrovosky, of ST. Petersourg hae
discovered a new explosive which Is saie "
handle. == The Marquis Ito started yeste, es tho
day from Yokohama on an EXTENDED lout u -, -
United States and Europe - ne new .-:I,,,,1
German Lloyd steamer Kron Prlnze Nllne.li I4i
sailed from Southampton for TINS porL with
,oore than nine hundred cabin passengers.
DOMESTIC body of President Mckln-
ley arrived in Canton. and lay IN state at tle
courthouse until o'clock; it was then taken taken
10 the Mckinley home, where II Wlu leii1iiii a.
until the funeral services at 1;oo O'CLOCK TINS
afternoon - There will be a general stop
ping of cars in the great cities OF the ;af couii-
try at the hour of the Presidents S puriai'
services will be held generally in the churches
% +ha countrv TODAY Many messages Of
SVrnDathV from foreign cOunlI4ts Hcic
al the State Department. - Senator Prltcn-
ard of North Carolina, said that sentiment IN
his State and through the South was strongly
in favor Of Mr.. Roosevelt and the Repupican
party - The bail of Emma Goldman, an
archist was fixed at $4,000 but IL had not
been furnished at a late hour last nght, 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 and
twenty-five others seriously injured in a col
lision between an 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 IL to
j, recommended Seth Low to the anti-Tammany
conference its candidate for Mayor, and the
conference accepted the recommendation. ----
Richard Croker was brought face TO face with
revolt in Tammany Hall in which Senator Sui
livan and the gambling combine lead his enc
mics. - Preparations were completed for
the Republican City Convention, which will
name a candidate for Mayor, to meet Tues
day night = Governor Odell said it was up
to- New Workers to purify their police, and
he saw reason why he should do it for them.
Governor Voorhees, of New-Jersey was
threatened with assassination if he prosecuted
the anarchists. Final preparations were
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, IS;
average, g..