New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-09
Aetp3lprk DaiIp Gribrlste
THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1904.
aTE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-Liao-Ya Yang sent out 4 rumor from
Chinese sources Of heavy lighting at Port AT
shur where the japanese had been repulsed win
great loss. - Another rumor said that the
NladiVostok squadron had reached Port arthur
and that the combined Russian forces had SUNK
four japanese warships. - one of four Japa-
nese gTlnboats in a reconnaissance of Port Arthur
on June was struck by eight shells, one man was
killed and two wounded - Admiral
Wittsoeft succeeded in transmitting report TO
Viceroy Alexieff giving details Of the war yes
sells work at the battle of kin-ChoW; one OF
ten torpedo boats sent out from Port arthur
against the japanese on May 20 slrucA a loCA
and sank; the crew was rescued. == wireless
communication IS alleged 10 have been estab-
iished with Port Arthur. but the items made
,ublic MIGHT have been written months ago.
- The Russian admiralty believes the re-
port OF the loss OF japanese battieshlp on
Talier-wan 80 Russian advices said that the
japanese We're concentrating at kin-Chow, ana
were strongly fortifying the position; the au-
vance posts north Of Polan-Iien were reloi Yen
TO be falling back on that town: - a Dai
providing for the construction OF twenty-elght
warships introduced in the Brazilian Con-
fZress - 1t was reported at Tangier that the
Moroccan Sultan had given orders - grant all
of Raasuli's demands - The Cuban senate
ratified the Isle Of Pines treaty
DOMESTIC-There a battle between
militia and striking miners near Dunnv1lle In
the Cripple Creek district; the miners hau IN
trenched themselves in the hills and opened
fire on the troops; the troops charged the MINERS
killing six and taking fifteen prisoners. -
Nyles B. Mcdonnell who killed George Price
in a quarrel over gambling matters In Harlem
room in an Albany hotel by Richard l. Preusser'
n fellow stockbroker and friend, with Whom ne
had ouarrelled. - At the Union college, COM
rnencement Bishop Doane delivered the cIah-
cellor's address and received the degree OF
D. C. L.; a number OF honorary degrees We're
conferred by Syracuse University; Nassar grad
,ated the largest class in her history. -
Friends OF Representative Hit. of illinois, De
MED reports that he had withdrawn from the
race for the Vice Presidential nomination -
The State Department received WORD lhal tile
demands of the bandit Raisuh had been grant
ed by the Sultan OF Morocco, and that Ion ferol-
caris and his stepson would probably be re-
leased soon. - The Liberty Bell arrived at
ST Louis and will be shown in the Pennsyl-
vania building until the close Of the exposition.
CITY-Stocks were more active and genefaliy
higher - II was expected that Mrs. Ehas IN
her defence would tell how physician ana a
LAWYER blackmailed her, and how Mr.. P4att
Knowingly gave her money TO pay thefIl- 60
The strike of the marine fremen began -
The rift OF S250o00 for new building from
aSo,nb IeTytsohn was announced at the Column
ba commencement exercises. ~ Jusuce
clarke declined TO release Mrs Nan Patterson
on habeas corpus proceedings. - Students
in mining at Columbia planned to sink shaft
and dig a mine under the campus. - Judge
Coke OF the United States Circuit Court OF APP
peals declared there We're too many laws -
The winners at GraYesend were: i, Bardolphi Z,
Csilpin: g. Audience; 4. Chrysitis; o, stuyve; O..
Brooklynite.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Generally fair. The temperature yesterday:
Highest, "a degrees; lowest %.