New-York tribune., 1902-07-24
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THURSDAY, JULY "a, 1902.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN.-An important suit the rights
OF trades unions is pending in England. -
Sir Michael Hicks-Beach has ii Is said, Deen
asked TO withdraw his resignation. - MI
Whistler's condition was reported 10 be I'M
proved. - Negotiations for the purchase OF
English cotton mills by an American syndlcate
have not yet been completed. - The rlollIis
in France over the closing of primary schools Is
said to have little political significance. -
Further trouble religious questions oc-
CURED at Paris. - Large crowds greeted tue
Boer Generals Botha and Delarey at cape
Town. - No decision in regard to the
amount of a loan has been reached by the Gu
hsn houses of Congress - Sentences of Of
ficials of the Leipziger Bank. which failed about
year ago, were pronounced - hlhg deoIse
Of saxony is suffering from pneumonia.
DOMESTIC-A number Of powerful syndl-
Gates have appealed to the Interior Department
70 oust the Union Pacific Railroad from possess
sion of valuable oil lands in wyoming; Iao,-
The Presidents action in retiring General JACOB
H. Smith is held TO be strictly legal py war
Department officials; General F1tZhugh Lee
criticisms will be ignored. - Jones * Lough-
Inns, the largest steel concern outside of the
United States Steel Corporation, reorganlzea
and increased its capital S30,UoO,oOo. - II
was learned that Miss Sara van Alien oecaIHe d
Catholic a year ago; she will be married TO
r. j. r Collier on Saturday morning. - Mrs
Eliza beth Chase Ingalls, mother of the late
Senator Ingalls, died in Haverhill, Mass. -
The inquest into the disaster in the hlondlKe
section of the Cambria Steel Company mine
at Johnstown, Penn. where III men lost tbelr
lives on July 10 began. - \ stOckholder in
the Asphalt Company Of America has asked
that the plan OF reorganization. be declared IL
legal by the courts. - Miners in the anthra-
cite fields are waiting anXiously for President
Mitchell, who is expected on Friday; many,
however, leaving for the bitumnous coal
mines.
CITY.-Stocks strong and active. -
1t was said that measure would be sent
10 the Board OF Aldermen, and that compro-
mise would probably be reached regarding the
Pennsylvania Railroad tunnel franchise. =
Miss May Yohe disappeared; it was believed
that she had Joined Captain Strong; there were
intimations that the incident Of the diamonds
had been preconcerted between Strong and the
woman. - William Jennings Bryan arrived
In this city his way to Boston. - de-
cision as 20 the disposition Of the pearl neck
lace taken from a Philadelphia woman who ar
rived on the Kronprinz Wilhelm was left TO
Secretary Shaw - man orderly in the
mems insane pavilion at Bellevue and a wom-
an orderly in the woman's insane pavilion
eloped. - A policeman, recently discharged
from a hospital while suffering intense pain,
rescued a brother and sister from the river,
being obliged TO fight them and swift current.
80 Battery Dan" Finn said ex-Police Com
missioner Murphy and his followers were ping
pongers." - A steamer picked up man
sent to Wards Island for insanity, who tried
TO escape from there by swimming away on
plank - The yacht Affair, e. d. Trowbridge
owner, ran ashore at HaTt's Island Point, and
a Wreckng tug was sent to her assistance.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Cloudy. The temperature yesterday: Highest,
70 degrees; lowest, % degrees.