New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-07-30
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WEDNESDAY, JULY 80, 1902.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN-The Colonial Premiers are still &C
tive in urging imperial federation 49, Author
aty for tateInents alleged to have been MADE Dy
the Canadian Pacific Company were oenled os
The Minister'S Cardinal Gotti was chosen
TO succeed the late Cardinal Ledochowski as
1orefect of the Propaganda. - Lord Kitch-
sner rn,ly commended the work done by the
leaders and men of the British forces IN South
Africa - The condition of the King was
again reported TO be better. = Mr.. Chamber
lain made a speech in the House of Commons on
South African matters. - Seven Arabs were
sentenced to death and another 10 twenty years
imprisonment, and eleven 10 terms at haro
nabor for the murder of the Marquis de Mores:
F. A privy councillor of the province OF
Posen lost his office by marrying the daugh-
French admirals were relieved or tner coin-
snands.
DOMESTIC-Obstacles to a Pacific cable have
tbeen removed by the action of this government
In refusing TO recognize the exclusive landing
rights in the Philippines granted by Spain =
Chairman Babcock Of the Republican Congress
Campaign Committee expressed confidence
that the next House will be Republican by
llnodiied form, continued in the anthracite
region: some operators are still firm in their
determination 70 start work soon. = IL Is
lsaid that the United States Steel Corporation
conten1pates the purchase Of mines in the Lake
superior district. - Paul van DER WORT
uast commander Of the Grand Army of the Re
public. died in Puerto Principe Cuba. -
Harry De Windt, the Arctic traveller reports
that railroad. practically connecting the hem
sspheres. is feasible 80 Michigan Democrats
twill meet in convention in Detroit to-day. -
sAlthough the floods have moderated in one part
iof Texas other portions are being inundated
CITY-Stocks ruled lower. declining sharply
In the late trading. - Mayor Lows confer
lence regarding the Pennsylvania Railroad fran
lchise resulted in partial agreement. and com
tJnittees will be formed TO arrange details for
1he amended contract - Several Greater
ErSew-York Democracy leaders complained to
Mayor Low that Police Captain Schmittberger
twas helping Tammany. - Peter Power. the
mysterious complainant against the Northern
tSecurities Company, again failed to appear for
hearing, and his counsel said that he was Ill
& Controller Grout sailed to spend his va
hation abroad. - Dynamite at Park-ave. and
fForty- second-st. seriously injured four tunnel
sSorkmen. - Much damage was done 10 the
istock Of ]. ]. Little & Co. by the bursting of
water main in Aston Place: the subway was
-foooed. - President Roosevelt offered a
prize of $50 for the gunner the Mayfower
making the best record at the target practice
Tomorrow; e2-Fire Commissioner Sheffield and
James r. Garfield were entertained and dis
oussed Civil Service affairs. - The Rock
Island officials issued a statement regarding the
bond plan. 60 Lnemen were busy all day re-
pairing wires injured by the electrical storm.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Fair. The temperature yesterday: Highest. "a
degrees; lowest II.