New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-07-29
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TUESDAY, JULY 20, 1902.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-Graye fears are entertained that
the coronation will again be postponed; many
rumors in regard to the Kings state OF heaii IN
the House explain the governments relations
with the Morgan shipping combination -
The forces of General Firmn were defeated by
the government troops in Hayti; twenty men
are reported killed and sixty wounded in the
fight. - Several changes in the congregation
Of the Propaganda will probably result from the
death of Cardinal Ledochowski. - Boer gen.
erals who returned to Cape Town were warmly
regard to religious questions. but trouble oc-
CURED at Venice, and Spain's Premier refused
lonial Premiers made several speeches at Glas-
gov. - Further earthquakes and slight vol
canic eruptions have occurred on the island OF
St Vincent - Successful experiments in
wireless telephony were made by Ernst RUNNER
at Berlin.
DOMESTIC-The death sentence imposed on
DR. Russell Wilson, of Ohio, has been commuted
by President Zelaya. of Nicaragua, as an act OF
courtesy TO the United States - 1t is said in
Washington that Consul General Bragg is likely
to be recalled transferred from Havana as a
result of his criticism of the Cubans. - The
coroner's jury that investigated the Johnstown
mine disaster exonerated the company from
blame. a. NJ. Rothschiid, OF Chicago. COM
mftted suicide - Serious rioting began
among the strikers in the anthracite fields; the
able to defy the local authorities and the
troops will be called a superintendent was
shot while defending his mine. - Montreal
shipowners object to proposed Government sub
sidy OF Canadian Pacific steamship line to Eng
land. - Charles W. Spalding. who was con-
vicfed several years ago of defaication when
president of the Globe Savings Bank of Chicago,
and treasurer of the University of Illinois, may
be released from prison. - Mr.. Perkins, of j.
p Morgan & Co, denied fatty that the Atlantic
Coast Line would acquire control of the Louis
Vile and Nashville Railroad
CITY.-Stocks were irregular and closed gen.
orally lower. - About fifty persons were
more or less injured. and a dozen seriously so,
in collision the Fifth-aVe elevated line In
Brooklyn; it is thought that one may die. -
One man was killed, and church. police sta
ton and several houses were struck by lightning
in the storm: cellars and the rapid transit subway
were flooded and parts of sidewalks washed
away - The puma that escaped from box
in the NewYork Geological Park was still at
large, and Bronx residents Rugged their homes
the animal was thought to be in the trees in
the park - 1t was learned that the build
ing of a subway in Broadway would not deprive
the city OF it's income from the Broadway surface
line. 80 Controller CIRCUITS expert accountant.
after examining the books Of the Museum OF
Natural History, reported that there no
travagsnce in salaries and expenditures of the
city's money - President Cantor declared
that ne expected agreement the Pennsyl-
wanna Railroad tunnel contract at the Mayor
conference to-day. - The Board of Estimate
authorized the condemnation of property for
the Brooklyn plaza of the Williamsburg Bridge.
- Cumming & Stockbridge, import and ex-
port merchants, made assignment. -
The Interborough Transit Company will give
permanent work to 5000 men.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Showers. The temperature yesterday: Highest
81 degrees; lowest 66 degrees.