New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-19
Aesp31ork DAILY Grihmaas
TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1903
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN.-China declined the United States
and japanese proposals 10 open Mahcnuila"
towns TO trade, the ground of Russian oppo-
sition; foreign business men are coinpiaIlIhs %
the Russian restrictions. - General fetIoh
succeeded in forming Bulgarian Cabinet
AZ Sofia: all the ministers belong 10 the Siam
lluIoff partv - King Alfonso in speech at
the opening OF the Cortes said that other Euro
pean governments desired Spain TO Keep intact
the territory of the Sultan of Morocco -
Colonel Taylor with force OF consta bulary DE-
feated several bands Of natives IN Cebu
Twelve persons were killed and hfty injured py
the fall of an amphltheatre al a puh nsnt ~
AIeeciras == Mrs Mcbride, formerly Maud
Come precipitated a fight in a meeting at
Dublin: John O'Donnell WAS badly hurL
Mrs cunning 6 Bedford was remanoed to
Holloway Jail OF the charge Of making faISe
declaration Of child's birth - LORD Miner
spoke at johannesburg. sympathiZing with the
opposition 10 the introduction Of ChlneSe iapoT
49, Many changes are being made in the
municipal departments of San Juan. Porto Klco
DOMESTIC. - Postmaster General Payne
called on officials accused of irregularities py
eK-Cashier 'Cu1loch TO explain the charges -
The United States Supreme Court reversed
decision of the Interstate Commerce Commls-
sion against the Louisville and NASHVILLE ana
other railroads. q motion was made TO ao-
vance the hearing of the Northern SECURITIES
case. II is said that the Statehood nght
will be renewed when Congress meets and will
block all legislation until it is settled -
President Roosevelt left the Yosemite Valley
and resumed his journey -- Mayor MulVl-
hiIi Of Bridgeport Conn, after lively session
with the Police Commissioners. Sheriff and sew
eral prominent citizens, PROMISED not 10 AIlei
fere with the police in their efforts to protect
the trolley cornpany's property: a few cars were
rlIn i'm the afternoon. and there was no further
trouble from the strike synpathiZers-
Snow fell TO a depth of from two TO ten inches
in Montana. President Ripley OF the
Santa Fe said in San Francisco that his road
was preparing to build to that city independ-
entity of it's affiliated lines == A coroner s
Jury in Detroit held the Grand Trunk RESPONSE
be for the death of nine Poles who were killed
there by a Grand Trunk train while waiting 10
board a Lake Shore train.
CITY-Stocks were weak at sharp declines
The hottest weather OF the spring was
recorded: there three heat prostrations
The Brotherhood of Carpenters applied 10
the Board of Building Trades for reinstatement
Several alarms were sounded for IRE IN
The five story brick building at No. Worth-st-
Cotton went soaring; w P Brown, the
new bull leader from New-Orieans, adopted ag-
esressive tactics. == A closed trolley car took
FIRE at Cypress Hills and man was pushed
through pane of glass; he may die. - The
Pennsylvania Railroad Company will begin
work on its East River tunnel on August 10,
having bought a site for a shaft for the work at
T-8irty-third-st. and First-ave- - Nearly TWO
hundred trolley cars containing people returning
from the Morris Park races were stalled in
Thfrd-ave for an hour. - Another refugee
from Kishineff arrived and told a story OF the
massacre: additional contributions brought the
total of the relief fund up to $4,000
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Fgir The temperature yesterday Highest. 81
degrees; lowest. 80