New-York tribune., 1903-04-24
Nrtnl1ork DAILY G,aibaare.
FRIDAY, APRIL 24. 1903.
TIE EEWS THIS MORNING

FoREIGN.-One hundred and eighty-four
British soldiers and officers were killed in bat
tie with the Somalis. - The budget an
-1ounced fn The House of Commons by Mr.
Richie. occas stoned surprise by the increase in
The surplus and the amount of the reducuon or
the income tax. =- 1t is believed in Paris
that the Drevfus case viii he reopened ana II is
said that the War Office has already taken up
the INQUIRY - King Edward arrived at
Naples escorted by ten British warships; he re
Ceived several royal visitors on his yacht ailo
also a telegram from the King OF ltaIy- -
II was announced in the House Of Commons
hat Great Britain would not participate In the
Ragdad Railroad scheme. == The COMMANDER
Of The government forces at Tetuan, Morocco, 10
gain time. yielded <the demands OF me me
lectors - No application has yet been made
in either London or Paris for a marriage incense
for W. X Vanderbilt and Mrs RutnerfuTo-
DOMESTIC.-James y. Tyner. Assistant At
4oraeZ General for the Postoffice Department,
and formerly Postmaster General, was sum
ruarilv dismissed from Office by Postmaster Cen
eral Payne on charges that Mrs. Tyner had
distracted important Official papers from @ LeI
husbands safe in the POstofhce Deparlhle "a,
and refused 10 give them up TO inspectors , mrro
were sent TO Mr. Tyners house 10 ueIlaho theII,
the case has been referred 10 the Department
Of Justice, and arrests may follow. - CaE-
dinal Gibbons laid the cornerstone of an apos-
toItc mission house at the Catholic University
IN WASHINGTON - The legislature adjourned
after struggle TO pass the bills slated Tor en-
sctu,ent - Wild disorder broke out IN the
Illinois House Of Representatives over the mu-
nicipaI ownership bills; an attempt wes Inaoe
to pull the Speaker from his seat. - Eleven
persons are thought TO have lost their lives py
the blowing UP Of oil plant in Minneapohs
- The Senate passed the Remsen Gas Com
pany bill anId exciting scenes ana much per
sonsl invective. == The Assembly passed tne
so-caIIed 'L'Hommedieu railroad grab Dill
CITY@Stocks were irregular. closing heavy
- Andrew Carnegie gave S6O0,OO0 to Tuske-
gee, with proViso that Booker 7. Washington
and his wife must be provided for for life. -
Lewis Nixon asked that he be arrested instead
Of his automobile driver when the latter was
taken into custody. - Three hundred UNI
formed hremen gave a disorderly demonstration
at the two platoon hearing at the City Hail.
which they attended in violation Of the depart
ment rules, and were rebuked by Mayor Low
Colonel Hickey, known as the originator
OF the gin rickey. drank carbolic acid IN the
street ard died az his home; he had long been
81 - The battle TO force the submitting 70
the Interstate Commerce Commission OF con-
tracts between the coal roads and the coal
mining companies was continued - The IN
terstste Commerce Commission decided that the
proposed advance on freight rates on grain and
grain products was unjusJtned. - Two chill
dren were killed by trucks while playing in front
- their homes
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Fair The temperature yesterday: Highest, 81
degrees: lowest. 10 degrees.