New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-14
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FRIDAY. NOVEMBER Il, 1902.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-The Reichstag amended the taIllI
bill as TO authorize the government 10 r.
taliate against countries which discriminate go
against Germany: there was d long SESSION I5 %
the Rechstag, and several exciting hlcIoeIItS
growing out Of the obstructive tacucs OF lne
Socialists The coal miners strike Ia
France IS practically ended two-thirds OF the
men having returned to work: the Miners Con-
syresg al Lens voted 10 order the resumption OF
work -= Tests made Of the Siderable balloon
Of the Lebaudy brothers IN France Were ESa.
successful. === General Matos, the Venezuelan
revolutionist leader, landed at Miuemstad'
CURACAO having been driven from keneZueld;
- The Italian Foreign Minister instructed
ahe Italian Ambassador at Washington 10 leiu
all possible aid to the composer Aascae!n, 'il s
composers case was considered at hleellAs %
the Italian Cabinet - There was d IRE, ire
fight between CZechs ana Germans IN Lhe AuS =
4rian Reichsrath == a British squadron ieIt
Gibraltar for Tetuan, Morocco, where the up-
rising Of Kabyle tribesmen has become serious
DOMESTIC.-The foreign guests OF the New
York Chamber Of Commerce visited MashlLs-
ton; they called on Secretary Hay, and We're en-
tertained at dinner, at when OeheTaI 1Oull e'
Secretary Shaw and others spoke. - tIS 81
dent Roosevelt has decided TO appoint Dr. W.
y. Crum, a negro, Collector OF the FoII OF
Charleston, s. c. 80 The trustees or me
Catbolie University met IN Washington, and
ground for a mission building was broken -
President Roosevelt and his party arrived at
Smedes, Miss, and started Immediately Tor their
hunting camp. = The Pennsylvania Railroad
Company has increased by 10 per cent the sala-
Ties of 5000 Of its employees who nave Deeh
receiving less than 500 a month - + our
men were killed and about forty injured by the
explosion OF a boiler at Lebanon, Penn. -
In Schenectady, y. Y, a competent workman
was expelled from trades union and discharged
from his position because he served on strike
duty with the National Guard. - Henry b.
Conan, Republican candidate for Attorney Cen
eral conceded the election Of John Cunneen,
Democrat. 80 The convention Of the Ameri-
can Bankers Association IN New-Orleans ad-
1ourned sine die, after officers for the ensuing
wear had been elected. - The tWenty-second
annual convention Of the American Federation
of Labor was called 10 order IN New-Orleans-
CITY.-Stock market dun and firm - It
was announced that the Fire Department
would stop the sale of parlor matches, and that
owing 10 a mistake in the city charter persons
storing connbustibles or explosives were Vlolat-
ing the law. even though they had permits
- Sport" Murphy ordered all Tammany
Aldermen 10 vote for acceptance Of the Penn
syylvania Tunnel Franchise. == A bridge en-
gineer reported TO Commissioner Lindenthal
that the new East River Bridge was not seri-
ously damaged by fire; two cables were re-
ported 70 be sound, while the others were SAID
TO be damaged 10 a distance OF less than an
inch from the surface. == Inc Deutscnlanu
arrived partially disabled after a stormy TRIP
her first after an oYerhauling Of seven months.
- The bail OF eX-Wardman Bissert was
forfeited and his trial a second charge OF
taking protection money set down for to-day
THE WEATHER.-Indications for to-day:
Fair. The temperature yesterday hlshesI
"a degrees: lowest A degrees