New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-10
Nstp1lprk DaiIp Gribn1rs
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1902.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-The King Of England is said TO
be taking great interest in the Education bill
ano IN ecclesiastical appointments. =- Man
chester was chosen as one OF the terminal ports
for the new steamship combination. =- The
new Japanese loan was successful, three tunes
the sum needed being subscribed. --- Much
adverse criticism OF the Boer generals was eX-
pressed IN Germany. =- More French miners
Joined the strike, and troops are being held IN
readiness 10 quell disturbances. == The md
ings OF the commission on the relnount cues
ton lay no blame on the officers connected with
IL In the South African war. -= Several Amer
lean educators received degrees from oxford.
- A general strike Was proclaimed in swift
zerland by the WOrkmens National Committee.
DOMESTIC.-Mr. Mitchelrs letter refusing
President ROosevelt's offer looking TO settle
ment % the strike was made pubic al the
White House; the operators are expected 10 ask
that Federal troops he sent 10 the strike region,
n the violence by the strikers continued, though
10000 State troops were in the territory: the
number OF men working Increased somewhat,
but the operators planned no attempt al
general resumption before Monday. =- The
situation in Cuba causes much concern 10 on
Gals in Washington. the state Department haV-
ing thus far failed 10 secure the adhesion OF
by the Plat Amendment. - General Thomas
j. Stewart. OF Pennsylvania, was elected com
mander in chief OF the Grand Army OF the he
public by the encampment in Washington. 49,
Governor Cummins Of Iowa spoke before the
Marquette Club Of Chicago, on the tariff cues
ton as treated in the Iowa platform; -
Rhode Island Republicans renominated state
onacers and declared strongly for President
Roosevelt's nomination IN 1904. - Secretary
shaw IN an address at New-Haven, favored
more liberal drawback provisions in the tar1n
for the benefit Of importing manufactures
CITY.-Stooks were strong and active. 49,
Three conferences on the coal strike were held,
some OF the operators attending that in the
morning. Governor Odell said after the night
meeting that he hopeful that q settlement
would result from to-day's conferences; soft
coal fell I'm price 20 So the first cool wave ar
rived. == The Tammany County Convention
nominated Edward L. Mccall. Vernon NJ. Davis
and Edward B. Amend for Justices OF the SUI
prenle Court. $500 Tim" Sullivan denied that
he was a rich man. but admitted that his in
come was $4,000 year. - Arrangements
were made for government representatives 70 so
down the bay the Dolphin and meet the
Crown Prince of siam the Furst Bismarck
to-day. == man shot q woman and her
husband, the latter probably fatally. and COM
United suicide. =- The Rapid Transit Com
missioners accepted the franchise agreed on on
September is for the Pennsylvania tunnel. ==
The health OF Russell sage continued 10 i'm
prove -- The" Allen was sent 20 a sana-
forum from his country home on Long Island
- supreme Court Justice Gayuor was sued
Tor arrearages Of personal taxes == The
New-NOrk State Bankers Association ConVen-
don opened az the Clearing House; stephen NJ
Griswold was nominated for president.
THE WEATHER-lndications for to-day.
Fair and cooler The temperature yesterday:
Highest, % degrees lowest, AZ