New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-25

FOREIGN-The japanese occupied Kai-Ping
June D., according 10 the correspondent or the
Berlin ''Tageblatt' at the Russian headquarters
IN the field, but the statement was discredited
by the Russian official dispatches. - There
were rumors at LiaO-Eang of junction OF the
armies of Generals Oku and huroki, but Rus
sian official advices said that Kuroh had checked
his advance 10 await the approach OF the south
ern columns. - Another attack on Port Ar
thur from the land side began on Thursday
evening, and continued until yesterday morning.
torpedo boats drew the fire of the forts, while
for SIX hours there was thunder OF large ana
small guns. 80 Four thousand Russians at
tackled Al Yang Pien-Men on Tuesday, but were
driven of. Their losses. according to Jap
snese report, were trining. ~ Messrs. Ferdi-
caris and Marley arrived IN Tangier. having
been released by the bandit Raisult. - The
contest between General Reyes and DR.. Eelez
FOR the Presidency of Colombia is close. and
there are fears that revolution may follow the
election - Tibetan representative has
been instructed TO confer with the head OF the
British expedition. - The Hayuan govern
sneut apologized for the stoning OF the French
Minister but France decided TO send Warshlp
10 demand redress; Germany seems willing 70
be satisfied with apology. - Kent J.
LOOMS, who was bearing the Abysstnian treaty.
has not been found. but passenger on the
Kaiser Wilhelm IL is positive that Mt. Looms
left the steamer at Plymouth.
DOMESTIC-President Roosevelt appointed
William Il. Moody, now Secretary OF the Navy
Attorney General: Paul Morton, of Illinois, Sec
rotary OF the Navy, ana Victor H. Metcalf. OF
California, Secretary of Commerce and Labor:
the designations Of Attorney General Knox ana
Secretary COrIelyOu have been accepted, TO take
effect July / - The President ordered the
Dingley tariff rates extended to and postofhces
established in the Panama Canal zone. -
Speaker Cannon was taken 81 to his home at
Danville and his daughter planned an ocean
trip for him 10 restore him 10 health - Two
OF the four Italian highwaymen who held up a
payrnaster and robbed him Of S2.166 near Kings
ton X. Y. captured near that city; they
had about half OF the money on their persons
CITY.-Stocks were dull and heavy. -
The United States grand jury was called 20
meet on Thursday 70 consider the Slocum case
The Appellate Term OF the Supreme
Court decided that transfers must be given
over leased street railway lines. - EX-Mayor
Schieren expressed the opinion that Roosevelt
ana Fairbanks viii be elected by a large major
ity. =-= There was sharp decline In Wabash
securities. due TO the action Of the directors IN
passing the interest on the debenture A bonds;
a statement was issued giving hopeful view
OF the company's position. - II was an
nounced that Marvin Hughitt. president Of the
Chicago and Northwestern road, succeeoes Ed
win HaWley director and member OF the ex-
ecutive committee Of the Southern Pacific; w. d.
Cornish succeeded H. Z. Huntington vice
president of the same company. FL The Board
OF Estimate voted 10 advance $1,000 900 10 the
Board Of Education for schools; Il also directed
Police Commissioner McAdoo TO build the new
headquarters in Centre-st. at once. - Justice
the Court Of Special Sessions. - A memorial
from we'll known Americans was sent TO Ad-
miral Cervera IN appreciation or his sending
news OF Hobsons rescue.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Partly cloudy. probably showers and warmer.
The temperature yesterday: Highest. 76 de-
grees; lowest, 81.