New-York tribune., 1902-10-13
Aetp21ork Dailp Gribnme
MONDAY. OCTOBER l8. 1902.
TIE YRWS TINS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-The Sultan Of Bacolod Min
SGnao, p. I. has returned defant reply 70 the
Friendly overtures OF General Summer, declaring
that he desires war forthwith, an American coll
nmn viii be- sent 10 reduce his stronghold; coun-
1erfeit American silver dollars are being made
in China, and being circulated extensively IN
Manila. == The strike in Geneva, SWltZer-
land, collapsed, the streetcar employees return
sng 20 work =- Serious election riots FOL
lowed an anti-SemtiC demonstration IN an
Austrian town. == Miners in Belgian coal
felds demand an increase IN wages. their object
being 10 prevent Belgian coal being shipped 10
France. -= Judge W. L Penneld. Archolshop
RiOrdan and Others who took part in the fious
Fund arbitration al The Hague have arrived IN
Paris; Judge Penheld said The Hague Triounal
IS doing good work IN spreading American ideas
~ the rights Of man. --= Preparations 10 ac-
conmodate spectators who wish 10 view the
Kings progress through South London on Oc-
sober p are going on IN the BRUSH metropohs.
E= The Jockey Club Of Paris has WlthdraWn
the licenses OF the American jockeys Milton
Henry and J. Rieff excluding them from rldlns
annual pilgrimage 10 the grave Of Charles ).
Farnell at Dublin took place Yesterday; Tor the
frst time the Lord Mayor OF Dublin ana the
corporation failed 10 attend. -- Emperor
William bestowed a decoration on captain
Sverdrup. the Arctic explorer. == Reports OF
desperate lighting between Turks and revolu-
sionists in Macedonia are confirmed IN Con-
stantinople
DOMESTIC. The prospect for general re-
sumption OF work 81 the mines this week is not
bright: the guard OF the soldiers is not effective
an many cases the homes Of workers are not pro-
fected and the intimidation OF non-QnlOn men
and the stoninP OF houses continue. == Sena-
tor Quay called on the President but no state
lnent in regard TO the situation In the coal re-
pions was made public =-== The streetcar mems
strike in New Orleans was settled. -A Admiral
Bowles Chief of the Naval Bureau OF Construc-
sion. reported that progress on new Warships In
the last year had not been satisfactory. --
dinner 10 the Crown Prince Of Siam was given
On the dining hall Of the Arlington, al Washing
ION. == Colonel Thomas II. Barry is 20 be pro-
NOTED 20 the grade of hrigadier general
CITY.-There was a rumor around the Wal
dorf-Astoria that the coal strike had been se'-
tied. $500 The Central Federated Union held
picnic in suffers Harlem River Park in AID
of the striking miners, and large contributions
were reported by the relief committee OF the
nnion. = Many clergymen discussed the
strike iE their sermons. == IL was said that
The number Of Irish servant girls had de-
creased. had the number Of female immi
grants wanting employment. == one man
was drowned and his three companions were
rescued near New Rochelle. - The Stran-
ahan memorial window was dedicated in the
Church OF the Pilgrims. Brooklyn. -
car on a Jersey Central passenger train ran
into q wall, overturned and nearly toppled 70
the street; five passengers were injured. -=
gohn d. Rockefeller, jr- was confined 10 his
home by a severe cold ana sore throat. ==
no one was hurt in runaway from Broadway
and Nineteenth-st. 10 Greenwich and Fulton ste
g. The United States cruiser Buffalo arrived
with naval officers from the Asiatic Squadron.
st Manila and NsgasaA she had little communi-
cation with the shore on account Of cholera
THE WEATHER. tions for to-day: In
creasing cloudiness. The tempera ture yesterday.
Highest, 6s degrees lowest, -.