New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
Nsp11ork Daily 0tibn,ts
SUNDAY, APRIL II, 1893
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoRErGN.-The anti-strike bills were passed
by the First Chamber Of the Dutch ParhaIneie' e
and were at once signed by Queen W1nelmlhd
The death Of NJ Stcherbina, the Russian
Consul at Mitroyitza, who was shot pS an Al
banian sentinel has caused nucn alarm ~ e Ra
stantiuople Details Of tn ecaptuTe Oh Do
colod by Captain Pershings force were reGeINeu @
- Shamrock 1 defeated shamrock III oit i
time allowance over trlangoaF fro,,, Peking
said that Prince Ching would pronapIy ps
pointed Grand Secretary, TO succeed eiis 80 So
e 1t was reported that the forces OF fIesl
dent Zelaya mad recaptured Fort San Carlos ana
that the rebellion in Nicaragua was d
cision is regarded by the British press as d
great personal triumph for President hooseNeII- h
Great interest is shown IN france oNsi
the approaching visit of king Eo"aId " 1io0i
dent Loubet
DOMESTIC-The Cup defender Reliance was
successfully launched at the Herreshoff yaros III
Bristol R l.: Miss Nora Iselin named the yachs'
which the experts say will have great speeo'
especially in light breezes- - Inc fostoiIloe
Department ordered all promotions IN the New
York Office held UP, pending the result OF lne l
vestigation into the existence Of an alleged
--prcrnotion pool; charges Of favoritism TO Ger
tain makers of vehicles for the rural free deilv-
cry service were preferred - The retlrelnen'
Of Major General Robert P. Hughes was fol-
lowed by a large number Of changes IN lrnpor-
rant army commands. - A negro VINO as
eaulted and killed a woman and her ten-year-
old child near Ormiston, Ala. was shot 10 pieces
by the posse In pursuit OF MN MIN w. ~ nd ~
of jealousy q NeW-Hampsh1re man shot anu
wounded seriously a girl and her escort on lhe
wav home from a social gathering :" Ex-
Senator David b Hill is to speak on THE EiIl-
rire State Democracy at the dinner OF the
Democratic State Editorial Association In Al
bany tomorrow night
CITY.-Inyestigation showed that the Low ad-
rninistration had closed twenty-five OF the most
notorious Bowery resorts - detectives ior
some unknown reason, shadowed the baroness
O-endorff the widow Of German Ambassador
to Russia, and her woman friend, at the trench
Line pier - Notice of appeal to be hled In
the Northern Securities case was received mere
Mrs. Amelia Schaefer and Gorham A
Worth were arrested at Morristown, N J.. where
they had been living with Mrs. Schaefer's two
children. One man is dead as the result
Of fire at Lakewood. \. J.. caused by an ex-
plosion in connection with safe robbery. -
The steamship New-York, which has been re-
modelled. returned. - An appeal was taken
in the Blarne transfer case. and two new suits
Of a similar nature were brought - A thief
was caught in Greenwich-st-, after a lively
chase and after fighting his pursuers.
The wife of a physician charged him with
cruelty in an affidavit filed in separation suit.
A policeman SHOT dog apparently mad
in the Chambers-st. ferryhouse. Of the Erie
Railroad Company, after il had caused panic;
1t was learned that the control of dogs would
proba bly, be taken from the Society for the Pre-
vention of Cruelty Animals and given to the
Commissioner Of Agriculture - An autono-
bile owned by joseph H. Hoadley, president OF
the International Power Company. injured an
ex-6eputy internal revenue commissioner.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Rain; warmer. The temperature yesterday:
Highest so degrees; lowest, 45.