New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-14
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THURSDAY, JULY II. 1904
TIE NEWS THIS NORNTNG.

Observation-Disclosures Oku and Nodzu are
moving slowly on Tashi-Chiao. where General
kuropatkn is reported to be intrenching; Cen
ersl ku-Oki is advancing by two roads Hal
Cheng; japanese scouts have been seen six
miles south Of New Chwang. == The report
that the japanese had lost 10000 men in an al
tack On Port Arthur was repeated from Mouk-
oen, ana was telesraphed as message from
japanese sources by Niceroy AleXieff. - A
clspatch from Alng- hoV SAID that a battie hau
been fought north OF kai-Ping. on July j., the
Japanese being defeated with great loss. -
Torpedo boats from the Nladiyostok squadron
have been sighted of the coast of YeZZo. =-=
; The passage OF the Dardaneles by vessels Of
the Russian volunteer feet may cause Great
Britain 10 lodge protests at St. petersburg and
C0nstantinople == General Macdonald IS
expected TO begin the advance Lhassa to-day
a cloudburst near Manila killed two hum
dTed persons and wrought S2.VopUo damage
THE French Parliament adjourned; the eX-
tradition revision and the INCOME tax bllIs
failed to pass. - French officials IN general
regard faVOrably the new Anglo-German Arpl-
tratiOn treaty.
DOMESTIC-Nearly one hundred thousand
men are Idle in the nine cities directly affected
by the butchers strike and industries represent
ing over S15oUaOH9o are tied up; the price or
meat has been raised all over the country east
slf the Rockies, and the average supply on mana
S sufficient for less than a week. -= Twenty
persons were killed and Twenty-Five injured on
the Chicago and Eastern Illinois Raliroad, near
Chicago. -= In Washington. il was learned
that thef special federal commission appointed
30 investigate the Slocum catastrophe Woulu
begin its hearings in this city on next MONDAY.
60 The United States government issued the
foreign crop report, which showed shortages IN
MANY European countries. -= An American
has obtained contract from Cuba to raise the
zun6en battleship Maine
CITY-Stocks were strong and active. -
Three persons in an automobile were killed when
q Long Island Railroad train struck the vehicle
in the Merrck Road, near Rockville Centre.
a badly decomp0sed body was found,
which The police were practically certain is that
OF Henry Baxter Kingsley. the wealthy YER
1nonter who had been missing since November
The Appellate Division decided against
Jesse Lewiston. holding that Jerome'S gambling
on the steamship Alliance escaped capture by
5umping through a portfolio; two others were
caught - The Appellate Division FIRST De-
partrnent, gave decisions In the transfer cases
which are, on the whole, against the NeW-1o
CITY Railway Company. = All meat prices
went up in this city, the retail prices being adj
Nanced about three cents a pound; three thou
sand employees of the Beef Trust IN the city
were on strike. T. II. Ray testified in the
nership with Edwin Hawley in Sully's cotton
pools. ==-- George 3. Cortelyou, chairman OF
the Republican National Committee, had con-
ference with Governor Odell, and selected rooms
for the Ea stern headquarters of the committee
IN the Metropolitan Life Building. = Mr.
Loeb secretary OF the President explained that
the miners delegates from Pennsylvania did not
$500 George Green. a steepleclase Jockey, was
thrown. and the doctors say fatally injured, in
the second race at Brighton Beach; the winners
were: ]. Shipskape; > Gortnagallon; :. Work
man !, Cay Boy; >, TobogEan: o. Candida
THE WEATHER.-Indications for to-day:
Fair and warmer. The temperature yesterday:
Highest IS degrees; lowest, 65.