New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-03
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SUNDAY. JANUARY 8, 1904.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN.-It currently reported IN
Toxic that a squadron of six armored cruisers
would sail On January + to occupy Masanpho.
but no confirmation OF the dispatch was OBJ
tanned. - Feeling IN Great Britain was
gloomy regarding the prospect OF war. but Off
Gals at Berlin and Paris took = more hopeful
view OF the situation. == Adyices from st.
Petersburg said that, although it seemed prob
able that Russia had rejected Japans proposals,
conferences With the japanese Minister We're
etill being held. -= A revolution broke out in
( Uruguay, and a combined movement OF the
Blsnco party is feared. -=-= General Ricarte is
believed by the authorities at Manila to be or
saniZing a new Ketipunan society. - Pm
cess Mathilde, the only daughter OF Prince
Jerome BOnaparte. died after q long illness AT
Paris. - Application has been MADE IN the
Canadian courts 10 have liquldalor appointed
for the companies subsidiary 10 the Lake Su-
perior Consolidated = The funeral OF Fargo ta
Squiers took place at Havana. -- Plans Tor a
Mexican currency were made public by COM
rnittee Of the Monetary Commission -
fire occurred IN the New Royal Theatre AT Der
lin but the damage was Slight and the audience
not alarmed.
DOMESTIC.-Davis ana Powers, the man
ayers OF the Iroquois Theatre Chicago. with
Buildings Commissioner Williams OF that city
were held in $4,000 bail each. in connection
with the disaster at that theatre; Mayor Harri-
ordered every theatre IL the city closed
until all the city ordinances in relation TO the
atres and places OF amusement were oOeyea
r. President II. q. Burt Of the Union Pa
ctlc Railroad Company resigned. - the
burning OF a Jim Crow school at SnefneIu,
Mass, added another chapter to the race war
q
the accounts OF the Interstate Commerce Com
mission are under investigation by experts OF
The Treasury Department. == The coolest
weather Of the season was reported in the
.Adirordacks followed by snow throughout
SSew- York State The Republican ConVen-
ton of Schuyler Count elected delegates IA
voring the nomination Of J. Sloat Fassett as p
member Of Congress; this assured his nomina-
ton, II is said A dollar dinner" in
honor OF William J. Bryan. is to be given in
lincoln. Neb on January is - In a fatal
clash among miners near Butte, Mont, one
Inan was killed, another was probably fatally
injured and foreman was overcome by gas.
CITY.-Stocks were weak at sharp declines.
g. The seyerest storm OF the winter was
marked by q fall OF six inches Of snow; two
deaths were reported from accident. and zero
weather promised for to-day. == Two clerks
tn the Twelfth Municipal Court barricaded
themselves In room and refused TO let Justice
Seaman have the records. because he had ap-
pointed successors TO them. -- Mayor Nc
Clellan reappointed Thomas w. Fitzgerald jus
tice of Special Sessions, Second District; Mayor
Low had appointed Appleton /. Clark to the
same place. = Wall Street IS deeply inter
ested IN The probable showing of United States
, Steel in earnings for the three months ending
December 81. - Harry c. Hart, Congress
man Rider and the XXXth Assembly District
are under the Tammany ban for insubordina-
tion.
THE wEATHER.-Ind!cations for to-day
Snow and continued cold. The temperature
yesterday: Highest IS degrees; lowest, II.