New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-07
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TUESDAY, JUNE z. 1904.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-Anothcr japanese army was re-
ported from LiaO-Yang TO be landing on the Lao
Tung Peninsula 10 check the advance or the
Russians, who said TO be moving south from
iTashi-Chan - Orders have been issued for
the mobilization Of the Russian First Army
Corps. and the Fifth and Sixth corps OF the
Nolga region viii soon be called TO the co!ors
So Russian accounts Of the engagements on
June make IL appear that the CONNECT on the
.Iaao-Tung Peninsula was drawn battle with
few Russian casualties; the other fight was north
of Taku-Shan three thousand Japanese being
engaged, who, after being driven from their
trenches. were reinforced. and repulsed the Rus
SLAMS. whose colonel was killed. - There was
G ruTnor at Liao-Yang that the Port Arthur
squadron had made a sortie and destroyed -FOUR
japanese waTships; st. Petersburg had no ad-
vices tending TO confirm the report - HeaNy
firing in the direction OF Liao-Yang was heard
az New-Chwang: the Russians are reported TO
have evacuated Hsin-Min-Tun - General
Kuropatkin's staff has moved its quarters TO
point about forty miles south of Liao-Yang, but
81 is denied that there is intention 70 send the
main army TO the relief Of Port Arthur; about
ten thousand men said to be on the way TO
hamper General Oku's operations. - Two
regiments and detachments of artillery ana en-
gineers have been ordered TO reinforce the Brit
fish expedition in Tibet.
DOMESTIC-The labor troubles in the Grip
pie Creek mining district in Colorado eliminated
in the use Of an internal machine beneath a
station platform, by which a crowd of non
union men were blown up and twelve killed ana
seven badly hurt. 60 RiOting broke out in
Victor. Col. when the dynamite outrage was
under discussion. and one man was killed ana
six other persons wounded, and further trouble
is feared. 80 Consul General Gummere
ported from Tangier that the Moors threatened
further kidnapping outrages; It was decided not
10 reduce the United States feet at TangIer.
- An amicable agreement between the rival
Wisconsin Republican factions to avert con-
test In the national convention predicted
in Washington. 60 Miss Alice Roosevelt es
capped unhurt in a slight accident to her carriage
near the White House. - The 266th ami
versary OF the Ancient and Honorable Artillery
Company OF Boston was celebrated; Bishop Law
renee. Of Massachusetts, preached the sermon.
CITY.-Stocks were dull and irregular -
A call was issued for a Radical Democratic con-
vention in Cooper Union, on June Is. ==
rival OF the Asphalt Trust declared that a
cent resolution by the Board of Estimate would
stop competitive bidding for asphalt paving in
Manhattan - The friction between the po-
lice and fire departments over turning in alarms
of fire reached a. climax. = When the body
of Mrs. Nannote was recovered from the water
and taken to her home at Atlantic Highlands II
found that her jaw was fractured; her hus-
band. who said she fell overheard from boat,
at the funeral of her husband. who shot
IN a cab On Saturday; counsel for Mrs. Patter-
son who was with him. obtained a habeas
corpus writ for their client - 1t was learned
that Mr.. Jerome would insist to-day on John
r. Platt becoming a complainant in a crimi-
nal action against Mrs. Elias. -= The win
ners at Gravesend were: l. Mimosa; ,. Grandpa;
8. Ort Wells: 4. Czaraphne; >, Dainty; 6, Way
ward Lass.
THE wEATHER--Indications for to-day:
Partly cloudy. The temperature yesterday:
Highest, 81 degrees: lowest, Il.