New-York tribune., 1903-06-18
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN.-China abandoned the idea OF
transferring the commercial treaty negotiations
from Shanghai 10 Peking, In consequence OF llle
American and Japanese protests. - hfou-
sheven the Editor of the ''BessarabetZ an anti
Semitic Kishinef newspaper was stabbed ana
eeriousiy Injured by Jew in st. Petersburg
- General Rolando one Of Matos's heuten-
ants has proclaimed himself chief OF new
revolution against President Castro - re
Senate and National Assembly az beIeIaue
ssansed for SerIria a modification Of the consul
sufion of 1885: the country remains tfahQull'
= Another attempt by the LipeTals to III
duee the government TO disclose MI N~hdlIl,eL ~
1sin's policy of imperial reciprocity was nhsue
eessfI,I - The German Socialist vote showed
great gains, especially ia saKenY' over tIle re-
snlr of +be halIoting in 1898: the Radical tac-
,ions lost heavily. 60 British lines of comInu-
,sicafion in Sonaliland are threatened bg lhS
forces Of the Mad Muiiah; troops l' weaa started
from Aden. - Sir Thomas Upton On i, SD i'S -
for Neu-York on the Oceanic; j. T. Morgan Is
q passenger the same vessel
DOMESTIC Postmaster General Payne mace
public Fourth Assistant f0simasleT 80 $3.50 o.
Rristow's reply to the Tulloch charges OF lrree1-
isrities in the Washington Postoflce; me fepIy
Is regarded as fully sustaining the chaIs Ises- -
James T Metcalf, superintendent or the ill9iaTy @
,-ssr service was dismissed by Postmaster Gen
eral Payne for indiscretion in regard TO tie
award of q printing contract - ''lgai $50. 50
faction was EXPRESSED by President hooseNFl.
over the agreement reached by the miners anu
coal operators at Scranton =--- me I. ',1iiSer
MEnnerchor. Of Philadelphia, won the kaiSea
prize al the Sangerfest at Baltimore OF ths
Northeastern Sangerbund. -- Inc btlusi4
r,aonf+or Seor-tor foundered off Georges SnoalS
while being towed from Bermuda by the bflish
-up Powerful The Liberty Ben ana iHe
John Brown Bell were features OF the bulheI
Hi Dsy celebration at CharlestoTn, Mass; -
A trolley strike began in Richmond, Va; the OH
ci.1s ~ the company announced that the cars
would be run to-day. =- Charles Va hehiy
steam yacht Wissahickon went aground III Cos
Cob Harbor.
cITY.-Ssocks were irregular, but generally
higher at the close. - It was beneFeo IL
wall Street that criminal proceedings involving
some men of prominence might grow out or the
sfTafrs of the Trust Company of the Repuphc-
- President Vreeland testified at the neal = ,
ing of the wormser suit 10 upset the tease oL
,be Metropolitan Street Railway to the inter
urban that there had been dehelt exclusive :
of interest charges. in the earnings OF lhe Loau a
for 1901 and 1902. - The grand jury III
r-oolrII-n considered the Postofhce scanaa4,
Members of the State Board of Arpitrauon a's e
eussed the building tieUp with the soReIhoIs ~
the Employers Association 81 20 1
ar-7on was convicted of receiving Soo,Foo oi
,he Franklin Syndicate money, Knowing ~ va
+7s rroceeds of that fraud. 80 A solaier ~
she fhirty-eigkth year OF ms serves NilI1 III- IL
-apular army was drowned at SaInog ~ hooh'
-Tusa ,,ae,1 we're arrested for suspected com com
-irltv in the robbery Of Jewels worth e es,oo-
srom Fifth-ave. jewelry hrfa- - - - nc nc
.a11e some of his own skin Tor graz ~ 9I 20
tho arm of the son of his frlehp anu -
,,-crl-er - An automobile ran INTO anu ~ ue
,ooliehed a clock in Fifth -- "l1iLeo'sS =
,,.-o exanlined in the John Doe proceeoltl!s -
learn whether the old DOCK boarc o"ii
crimes.
THE WEATHER: Indications for to-aay
rsr1iy cloudy. The temperature 4eS'ei-'s
Highest "a degrees; lowest %,