New-York tribune., 1902-12-31
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WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 81. 1892.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-France and Guatemala have
agreed to submit their differences to The Hague
tribunal. - The King Of Saxonys condition
is reported TO be serious - II seems prop
able that the Moorish Pretender viii succeed in
securing the throne OF Morocco. - The lead
ing German trusts are trying TO form conbi-
nation - Civilians and soldiers engaged in
conflict at Namur, Belgium. == General
Niljoen may lead force Of Boer troops against
the Somalie. = The annual meeting of the
Panama Canal Company was held in Paris; no
definite action taken. - The Oregon ar
rived at Yokohama after a stormy voyage in
which one man was killed. -= new rebel
lion is reported TO have broken out in China.
- The foreign eonsuls insist that the in
dernrity paid by China must be on a gold basis
DoMESTIC.-Negotiation fer Panama
Canal Treaty have a halt the obstacle
being the amount Of the annuity lie paid by
the United States 10 Colombia. -= Many pa
pers were read al the meeting OF the American
Association for the Advancement Of Science;
Chairman Knapp Of The Interstate Commerce
Commission took strong ground against pub
hcity remedy for the alleged evils Of trusts.
- Sehor AZpiroz. Mexican Ambassador in
Washington, confirmed reports that his country
contemplates a change from I silver to gold
standard - President Goakum OF the st.
Louis and San Francisco Railroad Company
nounced in New-Orleans that his road would
soon have g trunk line connecting that city and
Minneapolis. Judge Buger may try to be
Recorder Of Oswego and First Deputy Attorney
General at the same time: he refused TO say
Yesterday whether he would give UP the first
office. which he has held for twenty years. -
The report OF the Chicago Sub-Treasury for the
last year SHOWS fl2t j ranks next TO 1ndI OF
this city in the volume OF business transacted.
CTTY.-Stocks We're strong and active
A man died from apoplexy in crowded car on
the NiDth-aye. elevated line. - The State
Railroad Commission. after public hearing
the congested traffic conditions in this city, be-
gan a secret inquiry, summoning elevated rail-
road officials: Chairman Cole promised early
solution Of the greatest difficulties. - The
Tammany executive and general committees
turned down William s. Devery. - Confer
ences 10 END the Union Pacific strike were held.
- II was learned that. result of the
friction in the National Civil Service Reform
Association, growing out of criticism Of the
Municipal Civil Service Commission, Alfred T.
White, vice president. and Truman J. BackuS,
executive committeeman. had resigned: other
rsTignations are expected. - Justice o5aynor.
5a a magazine article. attacked District Attor-
10y Serones methods in the recent Garfield
's.G as 'lawless the District Attorney made
reply. - man and woman were arrested
tIIarged by Postmaster Van Cott with forgery
10 conceal defalcatou of SD. 1876 21. -
TIE Board OF Aldermen, at the City Hall, pre-
Fented 10 Dr. LoTelz a set Of resolutions adopt
d by the board. granting the freedom of the
cfy 10 DR. IsoTeIi.. The iceland was
searched by customs officials for contraland to-
tG.cco. - The Rev. DR.. Newell Dwight Hills
of Plymouth Church. Brooklyn announced
plans for building a shrine for the body of
t3erEy Ward Beecheg The New Jersey
Board of ParGons refused TO grant one for Paul
- Woodward. the boy murderer OF Camden.
THE WEATBER.-Indications for to-day:
Fair The Temperature yesterday. Highest 81
degrees; lowest, b.