New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-06
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-The Macedonian Committee an
nounced that revolutions had begun in many
districts OF the country -- 1t was Staten On
good authority that Austria exercised the rl8ht
OF veto at the conclave to prevent the eleclloh
of Cardinal Rampolla; the coronation OF the
Pope viii take place on August ., CdroIdl
Oreglia has been appointed CamerlenSo;
Andrew Carnegie has promised to give 9Z'gOU'-
coo in United States Steel Corporation bonds to
Dunfermline. where he was born. --- thl
Nav the we'll known English illustrator, dleu
at his home in England. == Baron d EstouT-
ueles has written letter 10 NJ. Delcasse set
ting forth assurances of arbitration ana reuuc-
ton OF naval expenses by France and Great
Britain - Great Britain has instructed its
Minister in China not to accede TO the demand
for Jurisdiction over Chinese reform editors
- Seven hundred persons were drowned by
the food Of Che-Foo on July -. - WHIT
aker Wright was released on bail Of S2oOOyO
half of which provided by himself; his trial
was set for August "a ~ The manoeuVres OF
the British home and Mediterranean meets
began.
DOMESTIC-The Treasury Department, at
che request of the Department Of Agriculture,
has ordered that twenty cargoes of foreign food
animation under the Pure Food law. -=
General S. B. NJ. Young has been designated
10y the President commanding general OF
the army. in the interval between the retirement
of General Miles, on August s, and the going
into effect of the General Staff law. on August
J5. - A severe storm ragged on Long Island
Sound, and vessels We're forced TO seek shelter
- a mob lynched a white man at Asotin,
Wash for numbering a little girl - An
explosion Of nitro-glycerine wrecked the plant Of
the Empire-American Nitro-Glycerine Company,
near Bluffton, Ind, and killed three men;
fourth IS believed to have been killed. == In
a speech at the Champaign County Democratic
convention at Urbana, Ohio w. J. Bryan re-
ferred 10 ex-President Cleveland as "bunco-
steerer" ~ The rest of the warships to de-
fend the Maine coast put out from Bar Harbor
70 take up their positions; wireless biography
IS to be used on half dozen vessels. - A
monument crowned by figure of soldier was
unveiled at New-HaVen in honor of the 9th
Connecticut Volunteers - A bin for water
from Chicago to the University of Chicago has
brought up the question Of whether the univer-
sity is run for gain.
CITY.-Stocks were weak and active. =
Two Stock Exchange houses-Sharp & Bryan
for the benefit Of creditors. = Representative
COMMUNICATIONS of the city declared that
Herman Rider could not control the German
American Reform Union, and that most of the
organization would support Mayor Low If he
became a candidate for reelection = JUS
tice DugrO continued injunction to prevent
strikers from intimidating worknen in the en-
ploy Of Simon Bache & Co. == The committee
appointed by Broadway merchants drew up a
petition against a ditch subway in Broad
way = divorce was granted to Mrs. Her
bert B. Seeley. whose husband is a grandson
of 7. T BaTnum, and was host of the notorious
Houghton in a runaway in Fifth-ave.: the
horse was stopped by an army lieutenant. ==
A negro butler robbed Z. p. Hatch, the drygoods
merchant, Of silks and iewelry.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Partly cloudy and partly showers The tenn
perature yesterday: Highest, 6S degrees; low
est, 81.