New-York tribune., 1902-11-29
aetn-11orls Daily 01ibn1ae
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1902.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-Steps were taken in London by
an Anglo-Arnerican banker with the view OF
satisfying Il the financial and diplomatic cIallliS
fv foreign powers and bOndhOlders against ' Ell
szueIa if the negotiations prove successful the
threatened action by Great Britain ana Ger
many viii be averted. -- An attempt 70 cut
of debate on the Tariff bill in the Reichstag
angered the socialist members, who stormed the
tribune and created such a tunlult that the ses-
sion was suspended, he first time such a thing
had ever happened in that body. - Ihe sen
sational stories emanating from the Continent
about the health Of the Car and CzaTina are
discredited in London. --- Inc BRUSH bodIu
OF Agriculture ordered the closing of the ports
of the United Kingdom TO inporJauonS OF cat
lie from the New-Ensland States. == The
resignation of Senor Tarnayo, Secretary of Coy
ernment in the Cuban Cabinet was accepted
saTious dissensiOus are said to nave existed
among President Palna's official advisers ---
The coronation choir gave q dinner IN LONDON 10
Sir Frederick Bridge. =- A disastrous con
fagration occurred at Rat Portage Ont. ==
IN Samar, z. l. inspector hendryN OF the CON
sta bulary killed by ladrOnes; the sultan OF
Bacolod has written TO Captain PeTshing, at
Camp Wears, Mindanao. calling the Americans
hogs who eat hogs" and challenging them TO
tight.
DOMESTIC annual report Of the Secre-
fary Of the Navy was made public; the most
Imperative need Of The service, Mr.. Moody says,
IS more officers. - President Roosevelt de-
cided 70 appoint William J. Youngs, Of Oyster
Bay. United States Attorney for the Eastern
message will probably be sent TO Congress On
Tuesday. as both houses are expected TO ad-
1ourn Immediately 2tter conVenlnS on MONDAY
-== Charles Z. Kelly, ex-Speaker Of the st
Louis House Of Delegates, who is under indict-
Tnent in that city in connection with bribery
cases. was arrested in Philadelphia; he had just
returned from Europe and said that he was on
his way West 10 give himself up. - Experts
for the mine workers were examining the records
Of va ges, hours OF work. and amount Of coal
mined. which were turned over 20 them by the
operators; the story that Commissioner Wat
linss influence had been eXeTted 20 induce the
operators 10 drop the negotiations for a settle
1T1ept outside Of the commission was denied
CITY-Stocks were generally higher. -
Commissioner Sturgis dismissed Fire Chief
Croker on the charges recently tried, and IL
was reported that the Commissioner would re-
tire before January l and be succeeded by
James r. Sheffield. - After a conference
with Mayor Low. Michael J. Dady said that the
Mayor had told him that he would not be re-
appointed TO the Board Of Elections. - Cor
respondence between August Belmont and Con-
troller Grout regarding the purchase Of property
along the subway By the Rapid Transit Con
struction Company was made public. ==
Brooklyn lawyers adopted resolution request
ing Governor Odell to reassign Justices Wood
ward and Bartlett TO the. Appellate Division Of
the Supreme Court in the Second Division. --
General MolineuX was witness in q suit over
the distribution Of the estate Of a friend. -
Ex-senator Hill and Hugh Mclaughlin had q
conference "a Brooklyn over the Democratic
candidate for United States Senator it was said.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Fair. The temperature yesterday: Highest 40
degrees; lowest, 80.