New-York tribune., 1903-01-26
Nssn11ork Dailp Wibm11s
MONDAY, JANUARY 20, 1903,
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-A Brussels newspaper asserts
that an agreement IN the Venezuela dispute "il
he reached soon, and that d coInl1i1sslotI 70 o
appointed by the United States VIII De chafseu
with the administration Of the venezuelan GUS
toms: in Rome II was reported that the blockaue
would be raised to-day; at Caracas hlgh gov
eminent officials reasserted that the Germans
ettacked Fort San Carlos without proVocatlon,
and that they had been informed beIorehahu
Of the German intention TO bomoaro the lorI
After a strenuous contest in the Basses-
Alr,es district, Count Boni de CasteIIane was re-
elected to the French Chanber on Depolles
which had invalidated his former election 49,
A conhagration in Armagh, Ireland, CID SoVo,VVo
damage - The army of the Pretender has
arrived at a point twenty-five miles from + ez,
an5 : decisive hattie with the forces Of the
Sultan IS daily expected - 1t is oenleQ IN
Vienna that Archduke Eugene. a cousin OF
Emperor Francis Joseph, viii marry confec-
toners daughter - At NentersooTp; D. IN ~. 7 tllG
rrrausvaal Secretary Chamberlain and General
Delarey addressed a Boer commando in speeches
Of highly conCiliatory nature - Coionel
Velasco First Eice-President Of Bolivia, mas
been banished from that republic by an execu-
tive decree because Of his polltlcai opposl!ioh I
portant locomotive building concerns in Scot
land have been amalgamated. :" The hlng
Of the Belgians has paid private visit TO Lon
don, in furtherance Of scheme for the better
government Of the Congo
DOMESTIC-It was stated that Great Britain,
Germany and Italy had agreed to raise the ven
ezuelan blockade only simuitaneousiS; aco-5-
ing the Venezuelan question by representatives.
OF The powers interested; good hopes or speedy
peace were entertained. - The advocates anu
opponents Of the Statehood bill have reached no
ground of settlement, and II is likely that OBJ
structve methods OF legislation viii be adopted
by both sides. - The Republican state
chairman OF Colorado said that his party Woulo
not recognize the election by the Democrats OF
Senator Teller to succeed himself - Con-
ferences will be held in Albany tomorrow 10 en-
.Ieavor TO unite the various canal Improvement
interests on one bill. - The report Of Secre-
rarv Parsons TO the State Board of Regents was
made public; the report Of the state Board OF
Charities was also given out. - state super
Fntendeut Skinner recommended special services
IN the public schools in comnemoration or the
birthdays of Presidents Mckinley, Lincoln ana
Washington
CITY-Fifteen hundred men attacked the
snow in the streets; many New-Jersey trains
were late Witnesses told OF some or the
testimony which resulted in the indictment by
The grand jury of Richard A Garfield ana
David w Buckln, his manager. - Much
coal il was reported is TO be released at ude,
water Today. - A child swallowed small
electric light bulb and died in a hospital while
being operated on. - A young woman IN
Brooklyn accidentally shot her young COUSIN
probably fatally. with rusty revolver.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Cloudy: the temperature yesterday: Hlghest,
27 degrees; lowest. p degrees.