New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-04
Aeip-l2rrji daily gjTibnjte
THURSDAY, AUGUST i, 1894.
TaE XEWs TINS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-The Russians abandoned Hal
Cheng and retreated northward, many Of the
Troons dying from slinstroke on the march: the
japanese. General kUropatkin reported had not
on August renewed tie attack the eastern
front - The Russians left l.5G0 dead on the
nsld after the loss OF their position ct Si-Ao-
Cheng OF SUNDAY; the japanese casualties were
about four hundred - General Kuroki tele-
Eraphed thar has losses in TIE battles OF Yang
Use Pass ana 1ushuliEZu were 9i2 olhcers ana
:ocn. -- Intense anxiety prevails IN 81
Petersburg over the peril OF General kurop2t-
kn's army: his large forces make retreat diff
ol.it and practically al the outer positions are
me hands of the japanese. 49, Refugees ar
rlv.He al Che-T7CO from Port Arthur confirm the
iepoTts Of japanese rePulses. though Trey say
ma mons ~lIe DcIllS II,I-e =, -, $3.50
assault, the Russian consul repeats the fu!no-
lA3t the japanese lost twenty thousand men.
DOMESTIC. - The Republican notification
committee formally Informed senator r an banks
81 Indianapolis Of his nomination for hlce-FEesl-
rdert by the Republican National Convention
- Chairman Taggart. Of the Democratic Ma
loal COMMITTEE announced me olllet oilicsIs "
that committee and the members OF 'i,e eAe.uuN
committee: William F. Sheehan IS chairman OF
the executive committee. and George Foster
Peabody treasurer of the national COrlr-lllts,
Del sT1cev Ntcou IS vice-chairnan Of the ma
tioaal committee =- Edward C. Wall, OF Wis
consin. gave assurances 10 Judge Parker that
RiT. Bran would heartily support him ana
would speak wherever the national committee
desired The Democratic politicians az
Saratoga said that the downfall Of Charies r
Murphy as the leader Of Tammany Han Was
imminent. especially il Big Tim Sullivan de-
serted him. as ne was inclined 20 do and as the
Parker men were not pleased With Murphy
attitude The Rev. @. Campbell Morgan
spoke at Northfeld OF the Book o. Genesis and
the difficulties in its Interpretation == Gov
ernor Var6aman OF Mississippi denied rejecting
on the mother Of the President == The west
eFn managers of the Democratic campaign nav"
asked Cleveland 20 stump Illinois for Parker.
CITY-Stocks dull and Trong. =- The
Grand Republic continuing 10 run despite warn
sngs OF the steamboat inspection bureau, Col
lector Stranahan sent a letfe- to Washington.
asking the Department Of Labor and Commerce
70 have the steamer tied NJ. == Tile layers
who refused 10 obey the original subway strike
order went out. II was noted that all or
the men on the Democratic executive ana finance
committees We're Gold Bugs. = II was learned
that Samuel r. Dana. who was nlE'steriously shot
sn Central Park had sued for the annulment of
his marriage. == The police investigated the
sudden death of Mrs. StOddard Gray. spirit
ualist medium The body of F. Kent Loo
mis- whose mysterious drowning has never been
explained. arrived on the St Paul. -=
lawyer in court declared that the railroads
Trunk Line Association was Illegal trust.
a. An alleged fOTger was killed in the
street while trying to escape from a Newark
detective. =--= = girl arrested in boys clothing
as leader of a gang Of boy thieves was found
70 have concealed her sex for three years
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Fair The temperature yesterday: Highest. 81
degrees: lowest, 81.