New-York tribune., 1902-07-14
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MONDAY, JULY IA. 1902.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN.-The Marquis of Salisbury re-
signed on Friday the Premiership of Great
Britain, and on Saturday the Right Hon. Ar
thur J. Balfour. government leader OF the House
of Commons, visited the King and ap-
pointed TO succeed him: T. P. O'Connor. NJ. P,
paid a striking tribute TO the new Premier,
said he was liked Icy his political opponents, and
the change would be beneficial to Ireland. -
Sir Liang Chen Tung, secretary Of the Chinese
Embassy TO the coronation of King Edward
a graduate of Yale, was appointed Chinese Min
lister at Washington to succeed WI Ting-fans
- The stranded Atlas Line steamer Altai
was foated at Kingston, Jamaica. - II was
denied In Nicaragua that rebels had captured
Bluefelds. - The Australian dancer
Saheret. while on her way to this city, was at
tackled by peritonitis in Berlin. = In Paris
the annual celebration of the fall of the Bastile
began. - The King Of Italy arrived in st.
petersburg, being met at the railway station by
the Gar, eount Lamsdorff, the Russian Foreign
Minister, and other high officials. - The
American China Development Company has Sc
cured at Peking ratification of contract signed
IN Washington in 1900 for the construction of
the Canton-Hankow Railway
DoMESTIC.-Democratic plans of campaign
IN regard to trusts are embodied in a rejected
amendment made by Senator Dubois. - The
tace Of the Atlantic Yacht Club from Brenton's
Reef Lightship TO Norton's Point will take place
to-day. A statement of the strength of
Japan's military and naval forces made
public. - Two more deaths of miners who
were imprisoned in the Cambria Steel Com
panys mine at JOhnstown, Penn, occurred,
making the total ia; the mine is to be reopened
To-day. 80 The strike of freight handlers in
EnlcaSo is DeneVed to be practically over; the
railroads have made concessions which 1t is
thought the men will surely accept. - Au-
thorities of Andover Academy replied to the
charges OF Princeton regarding "cribbing' at
entrance examinations, and promised to punish
the guilty students. - The State Excise De-
partment announced that there were eight thou
sand licensed hotels in NeW-York State -
Reports from the coal region stated that many
striking miners were in need Of immediate help
- David T. KrOnacher an assistant pay
master In the navy, was drowned in Norfolk
Harbor.
CITY.-Fifty persons injured when a car
crowded with passengers, got beyond the motor
mans control in going down q steep incline at
West Farms and dashed into pole. - Pres
decision on the answer to the note from the
Vatican on the friars' lands in the Philippines
60 At a conference held by Senator Platt
Governor Odell and others at the Oriental Hotel
IL was decided that Senator Higgins should not
be the candidate for Lieutenant Governor, but
that New-York County man should be named
g. street railway inspector, in cooling off
heated electric slot rails, turned hose on car
full of passengers and the occupants of a cab
- The Windward arrived in Jersey City to
be proyisiened for her trip TO the arctic regions
80 Lillian Russell and a party were arrested
on Long Island charged with exceeding the
speed limit in an autoHobile; Jesse LewisOhn
said that he was the owher of the vehicle. -
A Bronx man was hurt at the Manhattan terrni-
nal of the Brooklyn Bridge by being knocked
down by car. - boy caught after start
ing fire admitted that he and several com
panions were responsible for many recent and
mysterious fires in the Leonard-st. precinct
g. General Thomas j. Morgan died in the
ossining Hospital.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Fair. The temperature yesterday: Highest, 80
degrees; lowest, 60 degrees