New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-01
Neppork DaiIp Gribm,ls
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 1, 1902.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-Premier Bond Of Merchandising
said that he had negotiated a treaty with TINS
country ana that AmoaSsaooI I1ei 49, noN -
instructed 10 sign A. - me nLst thsSsas -
was sent over the completed Pacific cable; II
congratulated King Edward on the success OF
the undertaking. == President boubet VINO IS
taking an active part in settling the French
miners strike, had q conference on the ques-
ton - A dispatch from General Uribe-U Tribe
to his wife at Rogota said that he about TO
sign treaty of peace with the Colombian Gov
eminent including the departments OF Bolivia
and Magdalena. - General Sumner said that
ne was disposed 20 give the BacolOd MorOs more
time 10 surrender before destroying their forts
and stronghOlds.
DOMESTIC.-A statement issued at the White
House by Secretary COrtelyOu said that Presi-
dent Roosevelt is watching the political cam
paign with the keenest interest. and the most
earnest desire for Republican success. - The
President started for outing in Virginia. to
lnst until Monday when he will go to Oyster
Bay. - The annual reports Of the Civil Ser
vice Commission and the chief OF engineers Of
the army were made public. = The Coal
Strike Commission continued the personal in
spection Of the mines; announcement was made
that any award of wages will date from to-day:
the Navy. spoke on the tariff on anthracite in
Lawrence. Mass. - Mayor Tom L. johnson
OF Cleveland overheard man say that he lied,
and on the impulse of the moment struck him.
- CFesceus broke the worlds tWO-miie trot-
ting record in Memphis. covering the distance I'm
Az fat
CTTY-Stocks were strong and dull. 49,
Roland B. MOlineux took the stand In his own
behalf, and denied all the allegations against
him; his story WAS not shaken by Mr.. Os
bOrne's crOss-eKa minatiOn The Repub-
lican State Committee issued a reply to eK-Sen-
ator Hills charges against Governor Odell in
connection with the Matthews grocery firm;
Chairman Dunn estimated that the Governor
would be reelected by more than thirty-seven
thousand. - Governor Odell, in q speech at
PatchOgue claimed the State by $4,000. ==
ID. c. Potter, Controller CIRCUITS examiner, re-
ported gross acknowledgement in the Howard
cOlOred Orphan Asylum, IN Brooklyn. ==
The Board of Estimate declined the offer of the
Misses Stokes 10 let the city have their house. in
Madison Square, at Sl000O0 below its assessed
valuation. 80 Two miles Of vehicles were in
a cabmen's parade for Justice Steckler. 49,
The Aquarium was formally turned over 10 the
NeW-Nork Geological Society. == Captain
Delaney was retired by Police Commissioner
Partridge, Corporation Counsel RiVes having
told him he should do so. - Policemen stood
up for Inspector Cross at his trial growing out
Of the funeral riot charges. - DR.. Lederle
presided at a conference called 20 discuss the
prevalence OF trachOma among school children.
80 William MacQueen and Rudolph Gross
man, the Paterson anarchists, We're sentenced 20
five years in State prison for Fioting The
Rev. Or. RainsfOrd's year book appeals for the
building OF a parish theatre for ST Georges.
- The parents OF the Quimby child and
Healer Lathrop surrendered TO the police but
were later baile6 out.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Fair. The temperature yesterday: Highest 30
degrees: lowest, 43 degrees.