New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-15

FOREIGN.-The battle fought between gov
eminent troops and the reyoluuonls's near -
Victoria is said 10 have resulted IN victory TOT
the government. ---- lReprese natives or Ndll-
Gus governments in Hayu approved Of the
American Minister'S plans 10 cease hosuhues-
= The Boer generals were well received az
Paris --= The library in memory of Mr.. Glad
stone al Hawarden was opened. =- furtheI
troubles are expected over the Austro-hun-
N excellent health - The CLAIMS OF the
Tinted states in the Pious Fund decision were
granted by the arbitration court az The Hague.
5000 Mr.. Balfour declared that the opposition
10 the Education bin was due 10 q mlsunoei
Htanding. == Great interest has been aroused
in England over the Education bill
DOMESTIC. - President Roosevelt stands
ready 10 appoint the proposed strike arolira-
lion commission whenever the miners accept the
operators offer. =- President Mitchell sald
fhere could ne no resumption or Work lAh "A
strikers convention had voted on the PROPOSE
fion. == Men who wanted 10 return 10 work
stayed away from the mines 10 await the re-
suit of the operators proposition Tor a settle
ment; the operators said that they were not ols-
appointed. as they had expected this action.
r= Fifty per cent OF the mines could start
within three days OF the receipt OF the order 10
resume work, they would produce about seven
hundred tons Of coal week. - Governor
O6ell withdrew from duty In the Hudson Valley
strike trouble three companies of the "a Regl-
ment; the President of Mechanicsvllle announced
that special officers would arrest Al soldiers
ap a car with dynamite was mace al saratoga
-s Henry L. Wilson, United states Alhlster
-
80 succeed Charles s. Francis, resigned, ana
John B. jackson, secretary Of embassy al Der
lin, has been made Minister 70 Chilli. - AT
norney General Knox spoke before the Pittsburg
Chamber Of Commerce on trusts. - Pro
fessor Lorenz, Of Vienna, cited before the
7 linois State Board OF Health on q charge OF
practising medicine IN Chicago without a
license. and compelled 70 take out a license
r- United States senator ". j. Dillingham;
was Reelected hy the Vermont Legislature.
= The tweuty-frst Protestant Episcopal
Church Congress was opened in Albany.
CITY.-Stocks were strong and active. -
The stations for the sale OF coal 10 the poor
were crowded an day, the coal operators de-
Clared that President Roosevelt would have an
absolutely free hand in the appointment OF the
arbitration board proposed under the settlement
plan. Mayor Low wrCte 10 the aldermen that
against the use OF soft coal and that more an
thracite would thus he left for the householders
and other small consumers. -= The Greater
NeN-Aork Democracy withdrew their indOrse-
ment OF Edward 2 amend, Tammany and
substituted that of Justice William A Keener.
1orial Association adopted resolutions indorsing
The administratlo OF President Roosevelt ana
Governor Oden. =-- The Bar Associations an
proved all the local candidates Tor the bench
and urged voters 20 support judge Gray for re-
election. -- Fire Commissioner Sturgis filed
his findings In the case q Chief Ryan dismiss
ing him from the department. ==- A 'bounc-
cr On BOWerN resort was shot and killed. a
waiter is under arrest charged with the crime
=--- The Kings County Democracy defied the
Mayors warning about appealing for campaign
FUNDS 30 city employees. -= F-N- Secretary
l'airchiid Of the Treasury was injured by being
Knocked down By a trolley car.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR to-day.
Fair. The temperature yesterday: Highest fS
negrees. lowest. Il degrees.