New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-24
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FRIDAY. JUNE "a, 1904.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-The japanese advance nOrthward
from the LiaO-Tung peninsula continues; Cen
Tnent OF General kuroh's army has moved out
of SiU-Yen. - ia pans personally conducted
party arrived at Chemulpo; the Emperor
OF Corea will receive the members at luncheon
to-day. 60 A train was thrown from
bridge over the Jiloca River, IN the province
OF TerneL Spain. and thirty persons were
killed; the coaches were burned. and the bridge
also took fire and burned. == The Haytian
palace guard pelted the French and German
ministers 10 that country with stones. ==
The officials Of Plymouth are trying TO identify
Kent J. LOOMS with American who went
20 London from that place on the night Of June
2l So The Archbishop Of Canterbury has
accepted invitation to visit this country and
attend the general convention OF the Episcopal
Church at Boston. Dr. John Frederick
1Elmore has been appointed Peruvian Minister
ct Washington.
DOMESTIC.-RooseveIt ana Fairbanks
nominated by the Republican National Conven-
ton at Chicago with great enthusiasm; PTesi-
dent Roosevelt received the entire vote Of the
convention the first ballot, and Mr.. Fair
banks was nominated for Nice-President by ac-
clamation. there being no other candidates; the
convention adjourned sine die after the usual
1oTmalities. - George b. Cortelyou WAS elect
ed chairman OF the National Committee directly
after the convention closed, and at once resigned
his Cabinet position; the new chairman has alb
solute power IN the conduct of the campaign.
&C. The President received the news of his
nomination at the White House. and many tele
grams OF congratulatiOn We're sent 10 him; the
official notification Will be at Oyster Bay on July
a
thsnieI Hawthorne celebrated at Salem.
Mass 80 Five hundred and siXty-seven de-
lrees were conferred at the thirty-siXth annual
commencement Of Cornell University == The
miners OF the South Colorado coal fields decided
TO fight their strike to a finish. =@ The family
of General L. S. Grant held its first reunion in
thirty years IN Chicago. == The BreaJhitt
County feud was revived 10y the assassination OF
a Hargiss sympathizer. - Hearst lost Min
nesota by two votes == S3,oOOOVO damage
suit was brought against Senator Thomas {.
Platt and J. Platt Underwood for alleged luIn-
Der frauds. The Marblehead tMass.D Saw
ings Bank was restrained from doing business
temporarily.
CTTY.-Stoclls were strong and dull =@-
Ex-senator Hill and Senator McCaTren con-
ferred. -- The second trial Of Edward Glen
non a former wardman, for alleged failure 10
suppress a disorderly house. began. - The
wires in the Stock Exchange of eleven hlTrls Of
brokers were cut. == The CITY College com
mencenent was held al Carnegie Hall. ===
More testimony about rotten life preseryeT3
given al the continuation Of the inquest
into the Slocum disaster. == The hulk Of the
General SlocGm raised by the Wreck'lS
company. - PoOlrOom- closed by the recent
police raids were running gain full blast. ==
The winners at Sheepshead Bay We're: ], Nolo-
day: >. Reveille: 3 White Crest; !. GraZiallo,
q. Winchester. and q, Sweet Alice.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Fair. The temperature yesterday: Highest, 70
degrees; lowest, 80.