New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-16
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SATURDAY, JULY 16, 1904.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-Ruuors Of a severe japanese re-
verse al Port Arthur on July 10 or il We're re-
peaJed; dispatch from Tashi-Chiao placed the
japanese losses at -, 900 and those of the Rus
SLAMS al $500. =- General SaInsOnOn accord
ing 10 report from iaO-Yang, inflicted a Sc
we're defeat on the japanese moving toward
Ying-kow. their losses, ii was said, being
1000. - Shanghai sent report Z naval
battle of Port Arthur yesterday. -= Another
British steamer reported that she had been de-
layed by a Russian cruiser IN the Red Sea. 60
The fourth vessel Of the El2divostok squadron
of the japanese coast is believed TO be the
Bogatyr. = General Rennenkampf was
slightly wounded in a skirn1ish between Lao
Yang and Samafa. =-= The British govern
Ineut granted the request Of Mr.. KRUGER 10 be
buried IN the Transvaal; many messages OF con
dole1ce We're received Al CIafens. - 81
Henry Campbell Zimmerman VIII ask MI
Baifour set date for debate on vote OF
censure o. the government == It was an
nounced from Cape Town that preferential
tariff agreement had been made between Can
ada and the South African states.
DOMESTIC-The Grand Cross OF the Legion
OF Honor WAS conferred on Secretary Ray. ---
Senator Plat and Chairman Cortelyou OF the
Republican National Committee visited the
President at Sycamore Hill ==- Repubilcah
prospects We're considered bright by leaders VINO
had carefully looked over the political neId.
THE developments al EsOpus We're that w
T. Sheehan would not be chairman Of the Demo-
cratic National COMMITTEES. that Parker ana the
managers Of the national campaign would not
interfere IN the Murphy McCarren night, ana
that the national craftsmanship was sun unset
the strikers arbitration offer and made a coun-
ter proposition. -= The bodies Of grain Iner-
chant, his wife and daughter We're found in their
home IN Buffalo; the crime had undoubtedly
been committed by the first named. There
a 100000 fire on the wharVes In Duluth
Fire destroyed the house Of Mrs. William
b. Fasg al Brewster. y. Y, causing the death
Of q servant; the loss is estimated at SSo,VOo
CTTY.-Stocks strong and active. - Judge
Bradford filed opinion at Trenton granting
a preliminary injunction against the proposed
plan for the distribution OF the assets OF the
Northern Securities Company in the proceedings
instituted by f. II. Hartman, w. s. Pierce and
the oregon Short Line -- The cost Of beef
continued 10 soar; strikers Joined with the pack
ers in saying that the retailers were responsible
for high prices, Of which there was no need.
- James Shevlin called Senator McCarren
political burglar and the worst enemy OF the
Parker cause in this country. - 1t was
learned that the members Of the Peoples Party
who supported Bryan WI do all in their power
10 defeat Parker. The MarcOni Wireless
Telegraph Company Of America got an order TO
compel the counsel for the plaintiff in the Gard
ner suit brought against II TO show cause why
he should give the real address Of his client.
- A receiver viii be named the court de-
cided. for the property OF Mrs Hannah Elias,
whom John r. Plat is suing. == one OF
three soldiers who attempted TO escape from
Governors Island shot by sentry. -
Two tugboats were rammed by other boats in
the harbOr; one sank and the other was beached.
company OF militia guarded the court
which sentenced the negroes who assaulted Mrs.
Biddle to foTty-nine years each. - The win
ners at Brighton were: J. Hatchet; 2, Dinah
Shad; 3, Virgo; 4, Sheriff Bell; .. Agnes D.; q.
Hume
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Fair and warmer The temperature yesterday:
Highest, 81 degrees; lowest. 65.