New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-08
Nssppnrk DAILY Gribn1ts
FRIDAY, JULY 6. 1904.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-The japanese advanced on Kali
Ping. compelling the Russian vanguard TO fall
back. after sharp fighting; the lines OF japanese
outposts are being extended along the entire
front, and heavy fighting is expected soon along
the railroad; one japanese detachment is near
Moukden. - Arrivals ar Che-Foo from Port
Arthur say that all the commanding hills within
a radius OF seven miles from the fortress are
held by the Japanese; hundred Russians, they
report, were killed IN fighting on July l. -
II was reported from ST. Petersburg that the
Fladivostok feet had outstripped that of Admiral
Kamimura in Broughton Bay on July s. and
that two japanese torpedo boats were believed
10 have been sunk by the Russian nre -
The Japanese gUnboat KaimOn was blown up 10y
a mine of Talien-Wan July D; her COM
mander, two officers and nineteen men are miss
ing, the rest Of the crew being saved. - Herr
Balm, Lord Inverclyde and other Shipping rep
reSentatiVes held a conference, but were unable
10 reach an agreement for the settlement or the
rate war. - General Andre. the frenCh
Minister Of War was twice defeated IN the
Chamber Of Deputies. and there are rumors OF
his resignation. == A message was sent 10 the
Tibetan peace delegates, informing them that
Colonel Younghusband was still willing to open
negotiations. - The British government has
decided to withdraw the Alien immigration Dill
from the House - Lord Bingham (Conserva-
tive was elected to Parliament for Chertsey. TO
fill the seat OF Mr.. Fyler Conservative, VINO
resigned.
DOMESTIC-A great wave Of enthusiasm for
Bryan swept the Democratic National Conven-
ton at ST. Louis. and the Coliseum was In
riotops uproar for three-quarters of an hour,
but when IT came TO vote on the Illinois con-
test Hill got the votes and Bryan was over
whelmlngly defeated; the convention effected its
permanent organization, Champ Clark being
made permanent chairman == Chief Judge
Parker, at Esopus, was warned in a letter from
the West that there plot against his life
but he was not disturbed thereby, and passed
quiet day. - gift OF S2O,OpO from Henry
Phipps TO aid in the fight against consumption,
was announced by Johns Hopkins Hospital.
- detachment OF Philippine scouts seized
one of the gates at the St Louis Exposition,
owing 10 a dispute over admission OF supply
wagons. - American inquiries as TO British
plans in Tibet were received in good temper;
Il developed that the British government was
tain promises were made by the Tibetans -
Five deported miners who returned to Victor,
Col. were Kidnapped by a masked band.
CTTY-Stocks were heavy on realizing sales.
g Governor Oden and Senator Platt con-
ferred at Manhattan Beach; Il was declared that
Ex-Governor Black could have the nomination
for Governor II he desired it - Mrs. Abby
Blake Blodgett. whose is suing TO have her
extensive contracts for books set aside, died
at her home in Fishkill. - Ground
broken for the erection of row of f1athouses
TO cost $4,000 at Observation-Disclosures
frst-st and Westinghouse. - The rein
spection Of the excursion feet by outside inspec-
tors began, the Cepheus being examined and
found to meet the requirements. - -Four
persons were hurt, two perhaps fatally. by a
bolt Of lightning which seemed TO explode in a
parlor in Flushing; a wonan's body has turned
many Col0rs - Deputy Commissioner Lind
sley, who has investigated the conduct of the
police in the riots over the Coney Island fare,
declared that the worst charge possible was that
they were not on the spot when needed.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Showers and thunderstoTms. The temperature
yesterday; Highest. 10 degrees; lowest. al.