New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-15
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10. 1904.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-Two japanese divisions number
Eng about twenty thousand men. engaged the
Russian position near Wafang- haO, north of
POlan-Tien, yesterday and were repulsed the
Russian losses were heavy, including 4 colonel
killed and general severely wounded. ==
Official Russian advices indicated a Japanese
movement in force from Samaja toward hwan-
Dian-Sian. on the road TO Liao-Nang. =-
Army reserves IN the KaZan, hieff and Moscow
districts have been called out. 80 Great Brit
ain may abandon Wei-Hal-Wei ar Port Arthur
falls the lease being valid only 40 long as the
latter port is held by Russia. = Nineteen
men were killed and nine wounded by the eX-
plosion OF mine on the japanese mine trans
port Taihoku which was under heavy fire
from the Port Arthur forts. So Advices 10
The London Daily Mali from TangieT pre-
dicted revolution and the overthrow OF the
Moroccan Sultan within two months. - Tae
French Chamber OF Deputies appointed q COM
mttee TO investigate the charges of bribery in
King Victor Emmanuel decided the dispute be-
tween Great Britain and Brazil over the Guiana
frontier.
DOMESTIC.-It was decided that Mr.. Knox
and Mr. CortelyOu should retire from the Cab
met on June 30; Representative Dayton of West
Virginia, was suggested for Secretar-' OF the
Navy. - II learned in Washington that
action by the Department OF Justice against the
anthracite coal roads could not be taken until
the Commerce Commission completed its in
quiry IN september. == Consul General Gum
mere reported a hitch in the Perdicaris negota-
lions. and consequent delay in his release. 80
Eighty-seVen warrants for union miners have
been issued in Colorado. the men being charged
with murder in connection with the dynaniting
outrage at Independence station. -= The Illi-
nois Democratic Convention instructed its dele
gates at St Louis to vote a unit for w. r.
Hearst for the Presidential nomination.
CITY.-Stocks were dull and steady -
Governor Odell arrived home from Europe in
good health; he was met at Quarantine by q
number of friends and brought up to this city
a revenue cutter. =-= one OF the heirs Of
& large estate committed suicide while contest
il being argued in court. - En-
gineers inspected the last section of the tunnel
at the Harlem River. 80 Jersey health Du-
thorities discovered parasite that fed on mos
quitOes: steps are to be taken 10 propagate Il.
- Z. NJ Shepards friends hope that in
of a deadlock at st. Louis the convention VIII
turn TO him. -= w J. Bryan's letter TO ". q.
Palliser made public; he says "burglarious
methods being used to fost the party
"a speechless candidate and "a meaningless
platform. == The Sound steamer Chester w.
Chaplin rammed reef near Wards Island, put
back TO her pier and later resumed her voyage
20 Neg-London. == A reprieve was granted
by Acting Governor Wakelee Of New-Jersey TO
prevent the hanging OF Anna Valentino at
again by the Court OF Pardons. =- a meeting
Of Jewish editors TO protest against vice was
called for Saturday. 60 The winners at
GraVesend were: First race, Reliable; second,
Dekaber: third Tongorder; fourth. Hermis:
fifth. Coppelia; sixth, Knight OF Pearl
THE WEATHER--IndicatiOns for to-day
Partly cloudy; showers. The temperature yes
terday: Highest % degrees; lowest, %.