New-York tribune., 1902-10-16
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-The British Parliament viii re-
assemble to-day. amid agitation and excitement
unknown since the defeat Of the lrlsh ~Iullle ~
Rule bill: in a speech at the LORD May : 'all-
ouet IN his honor Premier Balfour expresses
confidence in the passage Of the Educatloh olll.
- The visiting American generals We're
entertained at the Carlton Hotel, in London, hH
the Pigrims Club. == King Edward IN a
driving rainstorm, visited the Newmarket races
where NJ Buchanans Black .i aahu M6n ,io
CesareWitch Handicap =- Oflclal nolilCa lioH
was given 10y the French Jockey Gun OF ne
withdrawal Of the licenses of Milton Henry ana
Johnny" Reiff, American jockeys. - AiteI
an SndecisiVe enEaeement lasting two days at
Ia Victoria. Venezuela, President castro Is re-
ported surrounded by a superior loIce ~ ~
revOlutionists President Marroquln OF
colombia has been deposed and made a prisoner
by his Minister Of War General feihaldez' Milo
has proclaimed himself Dictator. - me me
treaty ceding the Danish West Indies 10 the
United States PASSED its trst readiog IN lhe
Landsthing, at Copenhagen, by a close vote
- Bulgarian adVices report the destruclloh
Of several Christian villages in Macedonia by
Turkish troops who massacred al their m
babitants. - Santos Dumont viii undertake
10 travel by airship from Paris 10 San Fran
cisco for the sum Of S2OOOOO
DOMESTIC C-President Roosevelt had a long
conference with President Mitchell OF the hlleu
Mine workers al which some progress was
-eoSe toward settling the coal strike; Mr.. Mitch
en- stated his objections 10 the composition OF
the proposed arbitration commission, lhslsllhs
that the President shall have free hand IN all,
pointing the members, ana me Fiesiusllt = - -
endeaVor 10 reconcile the differences between
the operators and the miners ]- A coikeh-
sion Of the district boards OF the Mine workers
was called 10 meet at Wilkesbarre to-day, al
which Il is expected that President Mitchell wlll
report the result of his trip TO Washington, and
definite action viii be taken IN regaro 10 me
arbitration proposed. == The feeling IN Inc
mine region appeared TO be in favor Of resump-
ton OF work. == The findings OF the special
Justice IN regard 20 the accident 10 the Presi-
dent in which William Craig was killed, say
that the motorman and conductor were negl-
gent. =- The session OF the American Board
OF Commissioners for Foreign Missions at Ober-
lin was addressed by returned missionaries from
China.
CTTY-Stocks were strong and higher. -
Bird S. Coler and the other Democratic candi-
dates accepted their nominations at the Tuden
Club, Mr.. Coler virtually repudiating the coal
plank. == The request OF the Board Of Edu-
cation for an increase Of over S2NDOeOo in its
budget was considered by the Board Of Est-
mate == The New York Central and Har-
lem Railroad Company offered a ton Of coal al
cost 20 every head OF a family among its en-
ployee. =- The Brooklyn police arrested four
OF band OF five alleged boy burglars; several
rObberies were confessed by the prisoners. ==
The trial Of Fire Chief Croker went on. his
counsel beginning the defence and several fire
men teStfylng that they thought the Park
Avenue Hotel was in no danger from the list
Regiment ATmory fire. Six jurors were
obtained for the second trial Of Roland B. AIoli-
neuN, the simplicity Of the questions asked the
taleSmen exciting surprise == thief who
tried 10 eXtOrt diamonds from a woman in an
apartment house by threatening 10 drop a bag
which he said contained dynamite, was caught
while trying 10 escape =-- Lispenard Stewart
made public his resignation from the state
Committee Of Prisons on account Of private
business. == Nearly S3OO.OpO was found in
the safes opened by District Attorney Jerome
in the gambling resorts in the Tenderloin on
which raids were made on Tuesday night
THE WEATHER.-Indications for today.
Fair- The temperature yesterday: Highest. 81
degrees; lowest A..