New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-19
Iesp1lork Dailp Gribnare
THURSDAY. MAY 10, 1904.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-Hard fighting took place near
Kin-Chow, about forty miles north Of Port Ar,
thur on May 16. japanese troops or the SeGoho
Army driving southwark from a line OF mus q
force OF three Russian battalions ana elght
guns, the japanese casualties were l4o nine
officers losing their lives. - General huIo-
patlin according TO the general stan, has de-
cided to abandon Liao-Yang and ran PACK 10
Adoukden and Hardin. - Reports OF Jap
aness division east Of Moukoen are SUI! vague.
- The troops which landed at kai-Flng
drove the Russians from the town and marcned
toward New-Chwang, where small Russian
guard remains TO destroy the gunDoal lolFOutCu
when the Japanese approach; the town is quiet
- Six heavy explosions, seeming 10 De III
the inner harbor Of Port Arthur, were reported
- AFTER hot debate in the House OF Com
mons, Premier Balfour saved the government,
having e majority OF 80. - A young woman
who had a bomb, which she intended TO throw
at the Gar G report says, was arrested at 81.
Petersburg and probably hanged - The
Australian Premier announced the programme
OF the Labor Cabinet.
Observation-Disclosures conventions were
held IN many States; in most they were har-
monious and the delegates TO the national con-
as the candidate for President, but IN Wiscon-
sin there was q bolt, Senators Spooner ana
Quarles leading revolt against Governor La
Toilette. and two Republican State tickets VIII
be put IN the field; the stand Pat men won
In Iowa . Governor Vardaman Of Missis-
sIppi accused Bishop Galloway Of pandering to
the Massachusetts negro. - The poolroom
fraternity OF Chicago was thrown into panic
by the Western Unions latest order. - On
the 1rBt DallOt lot plStOpS El llc @hCiiAONAHS
Conference J. T. Berry received DBL votes out
OF $50 cast. g. The General Assembly OF the
Presbyterian Church began a ten day session
IN Burfalo. - The Army OF the Potomac
ana the Connecticut Department OF the Grand
Army OF the Republic met TO hold reunions IN
Hartford. Conn. - James y. Tyner ana
Harrison J. Barrett testified IN their own de-
fence In the postal conspiracy trial IN Washing
ton - John L Dodge. banker, OF Great
harrington. died from apoplexy.
CITY@Stocks were dull and firm g. The
Western Union Telegraph Company issued
sweeping order that more racing news
should be distributed over its wires from race
tracks, except IN the form OF regular messages
- The aldernen's probing committee re-
fused 10 call and examine the members OF the
railroad COMMITTEES. - Controller Grout is
sued q statement in defiance Of Murphy and in
favor OF McCarren; Dock COMMISSIONS Feather
son removed his deputy Conrad Hasenhug.
Cord Meyer, chairman OF the Democratic
State committee, announced that he had received
the designations Of Messrs. Whitney, Woodward
and Straus as national electors; the committee
appointed to consider the eligibility OF these
men all national bank directors, reported that IL
was doubtful, and advised that they should not
serve.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Rain The temperature yesterday: Highest, 6S
degrees; lowest, "a.