New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-12

Observation-Disclosures bodies were taken
from the tunnel of the Paris underground cleo
trfc railway, and the deaths VIII propaDly en-
cead one hundred. -- Plus \, who has been
reported TO be suffering from heart disease
tainted while holding communion service IN
the Pauline Chapel; he recovered IN the even even
ing - The Macedonian Committee at soma
announced that the revolt had spread 10 TWO
more districts. == Witnesses at the HuInperC
trial testified that they had seen the CraWfoTds
g. Several lawyers at Honolulu We're us
barred for extortion. -= The House Of Lords
passed the third reading Of the Irish Land Dill.
The British Immigration Commission IN
Its report advised the enactment of laws SINH
lar to those in the United States and the estao-
iishment of a department of immigration. -
Adyices from Bogota said that the opposition
10 the ratification of the Panama, Canal treaty
had Increased A severe earth shock.
having for its centre the region about Mount
1Etna, occurred; it affected Southern Italy ana
islands IN the Mediterranean.
DOMESTIC.-Attorney General Knox visited
the President; early decision on the ques-
tauer glove contracts IN 1898 is expected. -
Secretary Roots resignation, it is said, viii be
handed TO the President before the Secretary's
departure for London, but is not HkeIy 10 TAKE
effect until after Congress meets; Governor
Taft, 81 is persistently reported, will succeed
him. - Advices to the State Department
from Martinique say that eight persons were
killed in the recent cyclone and five thousand
survivors Of last years volcano horror were
made homeless: the cyclone is approaching the
South Cuban coast. == Rumors that A w.
Machen the indicted ex-postal chief, had fed
were emphatcally denied by his counsel. -
John Temple Grover, OF Georgia, in address
before the Chautauqua Assembly, justified
lynching, and said that he glad to the
mob spirit spreading through the North. -
w. S. Stone, Of Ainsworth, Iowa, elected
Grand Chief of the Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers. - At the Mortified Conference
the work Of the schools established by Mr.
Moody explained, and instances were given
20 show the success Of the system. - In the
cup race at Toronto the American challenger
Irondequoit. after being beaten IN the two
former races defeated the Canadian defender
the Strathcona.
CITY.-Stocks were irregular, closing strong.
- 1t was learned that the contract for the
trackage plans for the New-York Central ter
neering Construction Company for upward of 81,
100000 - Counsel for the NeW-York Build
ing Loan Banking Company fiercely assailed
the referee who passed on the affairs of the
company. - c. F. Murphy, leader OF Tam
many Hail. has postponed his trip to Saratoga;
numerous fights in Tammany spelling his
proposed vacation. The daughters of
Henry Michaels protested to the police against
the celebration Of his wedding anniversary after
his wifes death. -= A summons was issued
for the appearance of Mrs. Katherine Poillon in
court to-day. -= The work of moving the
big columns for the Cathedral Of st. John the
Divine begun a raid said TO be the
eighty-eighth. made on The Aliens place
in Sixth-ave. = A boy fell seventeen stories
and was almost instantly killed in the Century
Building. in Broadway.
THE WEATHER: Indications for to-day:
Fair. The temperature yesterday; highest, &c
degrees; lowest, 90.