New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-13
Netn'Dork Dailp Gribnars
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1902.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN -Nascagni. the composer has ap-
pealed 10 the Italian Government TO intervene
and protect him against what he cans VeAa-
aious treatment in America the Italian cor
eign Minister has taken up his case and VIII IN
uuire into his arrest in Boston. - the
Chateau d'Eu, a famous seat of the Duke OF
Orleans in France was destroyed by fire. =-
Germany has assented TO the American pro-
rosal 10 submit the question Of the payment OF
the Chinese indemnity in gold or silver 10 Inc
Hague Tribunal: the Chinese Government will
collect a likin tax on goods imported by for
eigners into the country, just as in the case OF
goods imported by Chinese. - seven amer
can soldiers have died in Manila from cho4era
the rate of exchange In Manila has oeen ao,
Nanced, owing the fall in silver; 10 GeneTal
Miles at Iloilo, Panay given banquet
and reception, after which the geheIaI PIO-
caeded 10 Iolo -= The Colombian gunboat
one rebel schooner and destroyed another near
Panama; American, James Kane, was kIea
an the fight while the rebel loss exceeded forty
men - The exhibition of the Society OF FOR
trait Painters opened in London IN the Ne"
Gallery. - Lord Cranborne stated IN FaFlla-
rnent that American locomotives had oeen or
dered for the Uganda Railway because English
sirns could not guarantee delivery IN reasohapIe
slime. == Germany has sent professor iIOIl ~
the University of Tubingen to make study OF
Central American volcanoes. - Anapassa9or
and Mrs. Tower will visit the Gar at LNaola
To-day 10 have farewell audience.
DOMESTIC Secretaries Hay and Root held
a. conference on the Cuban reciprocity treaty
and 1t was decided TO send General Iasker n
Bliss 70 Cuba TO investigate the SITUATION ana
allav the fears Of the Cubans. == The Presl-
dent continued his trip TO Mississippi to shoot
black hear 80 The anthracite operators, In
further statements presented TO the Coal Strike
Commission refuse to recognize the Mine WORK
ers' Tuion and say they viii resist demands
FOR Increased pay. 49, Leslie Coombs, of Ken
Sucky was appointed United States Minister
TO Guatemala TO succeed w. Godfrey Hunter,
resigned. -- Speeches were made by eE-Con-
Trolier Dawes Horace White, Congressman
Fugsley and others at the bankers convention
an New-Orleans.
CTTY-Stocks were active and irregular -
Governor Odel remained in the city and con-
ferred with a number Of leaders: he said he was
not & candidate for the United States Senate
and that he believed the party unanimous Tor
Senator Platt's reelection; DR.. Doty, II was
said is TO be reappointed. 80 Roland 3. Moli-
,aeux spent the day at his fathers home, con-
Eidering business offers; General Molneux. In
an open letter thanked all those who had been
kind to his family and son. == The canvass
of the vote in this city for Attorney General
-vas watched with special interest and IL was
hoped by the Republicans that Spellisy. the
Liberal Democratic candidate, had received
enough votes TO defeat Cunneen. -= a hotel
20 cost S4,150o00, IL was announced, would be
erected on the site Of the old Hotel Brunswick
and adjoining property. 49, The White Plains
Christian Scientists withdrew pleas OF not guilty
70 the charge Of granddaughter and filed demur-
rers TO the indictments. - decision OF the
Court of Appeals reinstated ffty-eight hremen
who had been discharged by Commissioner Scan
nell; the city viii have TO pay each one about
$4,000 back pay and interest==Coroner Soho
1er's Jury decided that IL could not nix the blame
Cor the Madison Square explosion.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Cloudy and colder. The temperature yesterday:
lIighest, 81 degrees: lowest, a.