New-York tribune., 1904-08-25
:sTrtp:}1nrk daily 0ribaasis
THURSDAY. AUGUST 25, 1904.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-Admiral Kataoka reported ina.
he Nisshin and Kasuga bombarded ana sIel.oGu I
'orts which, according to a Che-f 90 olspdt0l'
ie cast of Golden Hill The accident to
he Russian batteship Sebastopoi was serious, M
,ficial japanese advices say; the warshlP MIIiS s
outside Port Arthur shelllng Japanese it.iiL t
foroes strl:ck a mine and nearly sank; Tug
succeeded in towing her Back TO lhe haI ~;
- The Chinese Foreign Board has granleu
% +ba Russian warship al Shanghai four days
more in which TO make repairs; adVlceS from
washington indicate that Admiral StlrIlhs
1yarshirs will be held there until all ledr Oh
,ro,,I,le is mast Advices received at
both London and Paris indicated that Russia Is.
would end the complications AT 9haileI'Tt 80 s
dsarning the Askold and GrozoNol' Ihe DialITi iT1
Al Saigon is so badly damaged that she also VII.
prot,a bly be dismantled. -= The idenuty OF
The Russian cruiser which stopped the br!lisn
steamer Comedian off Cape Colony has not yet
been esta biished = The German froniler
noIiae are arresting many Russians attempting
n leave their country TO avoid military service
Cardinal SatoIli arrived at Rome; ne ex-
pressed himself as greatly pleased with his visit
20 the United states. =- Rather Amprose
Agius WAS chosen Apostolic Delegate to the
Philippines
DOMESTIC.-Speaker Cannon talking in Chi
cago of the political situation said that the
main effort of the Republicans would be 10 get
the vote out =- The Popuist party in Con-
necticut held a convention in New-Haven ana
decided 10 nominate complete state ticket
-= The visitors to the President included eX-
Secretaries Root and Corteyou, ex-Lieutenant
Governor Woodruff and President Schurlnan or
Cornell Judge Parker, at RoseInounl
spent considerable time his letter Of accept
anCe. 1t learned that the submarine
torpedo boat Shark sank to the bottom at New
port on Monday, and that the crew was I'M
prisoned for forJy-five minutes. == In ac-
cordanCe with resolution of the Chicago CITY
Council. Mayor Harrison has appointed a com
1sittee of eleven aldermen to try 10 end the
meat strike. == A petition has been sent to
President Roosevelt at Oyster Bay asking him
TO interfere in behalf of the men deported from
Cripple Creek last Saturday. - Mrs. Florence
T. Maybrick arrived at Ellenville, y. Y. and
went to the home Of DR.. Densnlore, near there.
CITY-Stocks were dull and strong. - Six
men held up q paymaster near Montclair, \. j.
and escaped with 81, 112 30. = boy was
shot dead in Fourteenth-st.; the shot fired
accidentally by a girl, 1t is alleged. - At the
hearing the application for an injunction re-
straining the Building Trades Association from
ordering lockout the court remarked that the
facts seemed TO be with the employers. who held
that the arbitration agreement was not binding
- Friends Of eX-Lieute1ant Governor Wood
ruff think that he has the best chance for nom
ination Governor in case Elihu Root cannot
be persuaded to accept IL. - Borough Presi-
dent Ahearn said he intended to readvertise for
bids for asphalting streets under eight hour
rule. - It was commercial travellers day at
the Forum in Broadway. - Motormen
the elevated roads in Manhattan made a de-
mand for a scale Of So 30 for nine hours work
for naotormen in the subway. == Sheriff
Erlanger asked to have all federal prisoners at
the Ludlow-st Jail sent to the Tornbs.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Fair. The temperature yesterday: Highest, 81
degrees; lowest 60.