New-York tribune., 1902-10-22
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WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER %. 1902.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN.-A, a meeting ~ borough. county
iud district councils delegates at London
'lan for taxation similar 10 thar in opera ton
America was recommended. ==-- Interest
shown IL The scheme To provide cheap food
rom Canada. The attitude Of Eneland's
government In regard TO China is generally
PRAISED --= II Is proposed TO give 10 the Rus
sian Government tho entire municipal control
y the Capilal. Tie Tuberculosis Con
Eress opens at Berlin to-day; Hoch's theories
Till be discussed. -- John Morley has Of
'ered 10 present the Acton library TO the Uni
gersity of Cambridge. Mr.. Tarte. after
. sharp reprimBnd from Sir Wilfrid Laurier,
-esigned his post in the Dominion Government
-= u seems probable that the German Gov
srnmeHt Will be defeated on the tariff bill
DONIESTIC.-The mine workers convention
at Wilkes barre called the anthracite miners
strike of by unanimous vote. and ordered the
men 10 report for work tomorrow morning.
- President Roosevelt called meeting OF
ne Strike Arbitration Commission for Friday.
hen the members, after organizing, VIII call
az the White House. and receive their instruc-
ions = King Oscar Of Sweden and Norway
1as decided the Samoan controversy IN favor OF
Germany and against the United States ana
Great Britain. The strike the Hudson
Valley Railway is as lar from settlement as
ever, the Representatives OF the strikers having
E-ithdrawn from the arbitration agreement
- Twenty-Five persons were rescued from
a sinking fishing schooner in Newfoundland
waters. - The United Irish League, in CON
Eention in Boston, pledged self 10 raise $1,000
for the Irish cause. -= Dr. Edmund James
lanes WAS installed as president Of North
western University, in Evanston. Ill. == J. j.
Hrl was cross-eXamined by Solicitor General
Richards in the hearing Of the government suit
against the Northern Pacifc-Great Northern
merger. - The American Missionary Asso-
.iation met in convention at NeW-LOndOn, Conn.
- The Missionary Council OF the Protestant
Episcopal Church in America began its session
n Philadelphia. - Two negroes were taken
from a court I'm Texas where they had been
'ried and found guilty OF criminal assault and
murder, and lynChed. =-= The Navy Depart
nent made public details Of the coming manou-
Vres 81 CUlehra Island.
CTTY-Srocks were weak aud loWer
The HarpSter letter was temporarily excluded
IN the MolineuN trial: rapid progress was made
satisfaction over the vote of the miners con-
vention; President Baer said the operators had
not opposed Bishop Spaldin's appointment TO
the commission. -= tx President Cleveland
sent letter 10 be read at the Tammany Hall
mass meeting tonight. - Governor Ode
was IN the city Tor "a few hours, and held con-
terences with Senator Platt and Chairman
Dunn. --- II Was announced that the late
Mrs Susan bod Brown had made Princeton
University her residuaTy legatee 10 the extent Of
Nl40OUU =- Captain Delaney said that he
might retire from the police force In the near
future. - Justice O'GOrnan. I'm a decision,
held that The conduits OF the subway were
equipment ana not construction, this is a de-
cison against John H. Mcdonald who tried 10
get judgment OF 100000 --- A gasolene
automobile exploded in West Forty -ffth-st and
the moiOrman had "a narrow escape. --=- The
Park Commissioners presented a report, showing
many improvements in The park system. ==
The Congress Of Americanists was continued al
the Museum of Natural History. =-Borough
President Cassidy OF queens attacked eN- -Sena-
TOR Hills method of conducting Coler's cam
psign.
THE Indications for to-day:
Fair and warmer. The temperature yesterday:
Highest. - degrees. lowest, 43.