New-York tribune., 1902-05-26
lem'pork Daily Gribn,,e
MONDAY, NAY 90. 1902.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN-President Loubet OF France on
his return voyage from 81. Petersburg landed at
Copenhagen and was welcomed by King Chris
rfan: the King and President dined at Amalien-
borg Castle and afterward drove through the
streets of Copenhagen. the President re-embark-
ing and continuing his voyage. :" "A derence
OF the conduct of General Sir Charles Warren
az Spion Kop has been published in England
- The speeches of Premier Seddon Of New
Zealand in South Africa, advocating differ
ential tariff for the colonies, attracting much
attention in England. - The Pope received
in audience Cardinal Martine who described
the condition Of the Catholic Church in America.
49, The rebellion in Pe-Chi-L Province, China,
is ended; the offer of a German 1rm for
monopoly of the opium traffic in China has been
rejected. - Conditions IN Martinique are un-
changed and the people OF Fort de France are
somewhat quieter. - An attempt has been
made TO assassnate Prince Obolensky, Governor
OF KharkOff. Russia. == General Chaffee, the
REVIEWING authority has disapproved in part
the findings of the court martial in the cases of
Major Waller and Lieutenant Day, tried for ex
ecuting natives of Samar without trial. -- At
Naples thief threw stones at train on which
were the King and Queen of Italy; no harm was
done. and the assailant was arrested -
Great secrecy is maintained regarding the pro-
ceedings OF the inquiry on the Chicago at Naples
into the Venice affair. - Argentine and
Chilian securities were favorably affected by the
conclusion of the peace agreement between the
two countries.
DOMESTIC.-The members of the French mis-
sion who took part in the unveiling Of the Ro-
Fails. No orders directing Lieutenant
Commander Potts 10 supersede Commander
Beehler have been made public. - The De-
partnent of Justice will defend General Brooke
in the suit for $4,000 brought against him by
the Countess of Buena Vista. - The Arthur
Seitz and the Frank A Palmer, large coastwise
vessels vent ashore Vasque Shoal off the
Mas chusetts coast, and may go to pieces. -
Mine owners in the anthracite region are in
trenching their property in anticipation of at
facks by strikers - The Rev. DR.. Shackel-
ford died in Saratoga.
CITY.-A movement to dislodge Louis F. Haf-
fe- from the Tammany leadership of the
XKXVth District. and thus make him ineligible
for the Wigwam triumvirate. was announced
by Senator Joseph p. Hennessy. = The BODY
Of Kathleen Flanagan, who had been missing
since May IL. found in the North River.
== II announced that the Civic Fedora
ii z. in another effort TO settle the coal strike
by arbitration, would call a meeting of its
executive committee. == Plans for the re-
ception of the Rochambeau delegates by the
city were announced. - Complaints against
tire present city administration made at
the meeting of the Central Federated Union.
- George McAneny has decided to give up
the secretaryship of the Municipal Civil Service
Brann, rector of St Agnes's Roman Catholic
Church. celebrated the fOrtfeth anniversary of
his ordination.
THE WEATHER.-FO Forecast for to-day: Clear
ing in the morning. The temperature yesterday:
Highest 50 degrees; lowest. 66: average, "a.