New-York tribune., 1903-07-30
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THURSDAY, JULY 80, 1903.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-Cardinal Rampolla reported
20 be the leading candidate for Pope; his par
usans expect his election on the fourth ballot.
c. It was reported that China would grant
to Great Britain and Japan the same port
privileges given to the United States. -
There was great disorder in the lower house Of
the Hungarian Diet; the session was twice sus-
pended - The United States Philippine
Commission has taken steps TO make a large
reduction in the expenses of the islands. -=
The British third class cruiser Melampus sank
the British steamer Ruperra off the Lizard.
= The King and Queen of Great Britain
reached Hillary Bay on the west coast Of
Ireland; their majesties took drive in motor
car in County Mayo. - Cunard shareholders
approved the agreement made with the British
government - Three members of a band
who were stirring UP sedition in Cuba were
shot near Bayamo; the leader was captured.
g. Advices from London said that several
British financieTs were ready to subscribe to the
Cuban loan.
nOMESTIC.-A searching investigation into
eXtravagant and unbusiness like methods in the
Government Printing Office is likely to be made
after the Miller case has been finally disposed
of - Secretary Wilson, speaking before a
farmers institute at Hampton Beach. n. H..
told of the work the Department of Agricult-
ure is doing, and predicted that products
valued at more than $2O000O 900 now purchased
abroad will eventually be grown at home. ====
Two powder magazines near Lowell. Mass. blew
up; more than score of persons were killed
and fifty were injured; much property was de-
Etroyed. - Eleven arrests were made in Dan
Vile, ILL., for the lynching there Saturday
night. - Miners near Auburn, COL hurried
into that place with their gold dust, the con-
Victs who escaped from the Folsom Peniten-
tiary were reported to be nearing Auburn. --
Nearly two hundred priests attended the re
QUEEN mass Tor Pope Leo XIII in Albany. ~
Six persons were killed by lightning in a storm
in Michigan. 80 twenty-five members of the
Western Federation OF Miners have been ar
rested in connection with the wrecking of a
building at a Colorado mine. where a strike is
an progress. == The contract with Paul Her
man for printing money order forms was signed
at the Postoftice Department.
CITY.-Stocks were irregular closing heavy.
g. Mother" Jones went TO Oyster Bay, but
the President would not receive her; it un-
derstood that a Philadelphia newspaper had
managed the 'army's' march. == Samuel
Parks, the walking delegate, said he going
to South Africa to call strikes there. -=
Archbishop Farley celebrated pontifcal mass
Of requiem for Pope Leo at ST. Patricks Cathe-
dral before representatives of the city, clergy
and foreign governments. = Eight hundred
employees of the New-York Transfer Company
went strike and the Tenderlon reserves
were called out to driver from a mob.
- Two policemen risked their lives, be-
ing injured, in stopping runaways TO prevent
harm to others. - District Attorney Jerome
received a horseshoe in honor of his July birth
day. - Winners at Jamaica: Duellist. Ella
Snyder, NJ. Theo Rosetint, Sailor Knot Court
maid.
THE tions for to-day:
Showers. Temperature yesterday; Highest, 81
degrees; lowest, 6S.