New-York tribune., 1902-11-12
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WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER p. 1902.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-Menbers Of the German Cabinet
and the Reichstag, and many other well known
persons, gave dinner for eX-Ambassador White
IN Berlin. == The Liberal opponents or the
Education bill rallied in their full strength
when Sir Henry Campbell Zimmerman proposed
his amendment TO Mr.. Balfour's 'guiotine mo-
fion." == 1t has been decided that Miss Ellen
Terry is not 10 accompany Sir Henry Irving on
his tour Of this country. -- King Aionso OF
Spain intrusted the formation Of a new Cabinet
10 Prime Minister Sagasta- -- 1here were
Uproarious scenes in the Austrian Parliament,
the excitement growing out Of the discussion OF
slection riots.
DONIESTIC-Such progress has been made in
Panama Canal negotiations that the treaty with
Colombia will probably be signed next week; a
strip six miles wide is TO be leased TO the nted
States for one hundred years, with the privilege
OF renewal. == The answer of the Northern
Pacific Railroad TO the charges Of the State OF
Washington in the Northern Securities SUIT was
filed in the United States Supreme Court -
President Baer's reply TO Mr. Mitchell mace
public by the coal strike commission, denies
The miners charges and says their demands are
anreasonab bic and arbitrary. - The return
Sof striking miners to the Wentz collieries at
HevIeton means a daily increase Of three thou
sand tons IN New-Yorks coal supply. -
Bankers in convention at New-Orleans declafed
a more elastic currency needed to clear up
the present financial situation - Alan u
Mason, Of Boston, suspected OF being the muir
derer OF several women, was ser tree' - ne 8
publican leaders are hopeful that henry 6.
Conan may yet be declared elected Attorney
General over John Cunneen; the latters ap-
parent plurality Is only 251, but II this STANDS
Mr.. Conan win make no contest. - The
Albany Argus" bitterly attacked ex-senator HIN
and his leadership OF the Democratic state ma
chine; general revolt against Hill is rurnored.
CITY-Stocks were weak and lower. -
THE new home Of the Chamber Of Commerce
was formally opened. the oration being made
ly ex-President Cleveland; at the dinner in
ahe evening President Roosevelt was the chief
speaker - Roland B. Moineux was ac-
Quilted Of the charge OF causing the death OF
-Trs Katherine J. Adams the jury agreeing on
its verdict in one ballot MOlneux was taken in
q carriage TO his fathers home in Brooklyn
- Thirty-nine persons were injured 10 an
explosion in cellar in Avenue G tenement
house. = The new East River Bridge was
again on fire for a short time; IL was learned
a. lighted match. carelessly dropped by a work
man. - The fourteenth victim OF the eX-
plosion in Madison Square on Election night
died; Coroner Scholer's inquest regarding the
cause Of the accident began. - Ex-Pohce
captain Moynih.n admitted TO ball. which
was fixed at $500. - There was almost a
panic in coal Office in New-Brunswick, n. j.
as the result Of bargeload Of coal arriving.
- Foxhan p. Keene was arrested for auto
gnobile speeding at Oyster Bay. - An in
sane man caused a panic on a trolley car IN
Astoria by drawing q revolver. == The test
cf the submarine torpedo boat Adder at Green
port big success, an average speed or IL
knots hour was developed, one-tenth OF a
knot over contract speed; il is said to be an
improvement over the Holland
THE WEATHER-Indications for to-day:
Fair and warmer. The temperature yesterday:
highest - degrees; lowest, 40 degrees.