New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-05
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN - Over three thousand
americans attended the independence
Day reception given by Ambassador and
Mrs. Reid at Dorchester House; the
Fourth WAS also observed in all the large
European capitals \ dispatch
from St Petersburg says that the gov
eminent has decided to communicate 10
the United States and other interested
powers the RuSso-JapaDese convention
regarding Manchuria- - Wilhelm
Becker. fermer chancellor OF the Ger
man Legation in Santiago, who was con-
Hieted OF numbering an enploye, VIII be
shot todaV. - new Danish Cab
met was formed, with Klaus Bernstein
as Premier. --=- The International
Railway Congress was opened at Berne;
'iftsen hundred delegates were present.
Wet and cold weather has caused
damage TO French crops.
DONESTIG-Me Weston Fuller,
Chief Justice OF the United States, died
ST his summer home, in Sorrento. Me;
81 vas said at Beverly that Governor
Charles L Hughes might be appointed
10 succeed him by President Taft =-
President Taft had an exceedingly busy
day In Bosten and adjacent cities, re-
viewing parades and delivering ad-
dresses; he returned TO Beverly at sun
down. much wearied. - Nineteen
were killed and many others wounded in
y collision between q freight and passeIl-
ger train On the Cincinnati, Hamilton
x DAYTON Railroad at Middletown, Ohio.
Rieting in the negro quarters OF
Philadelphia, Pittsburg, Atlanta, st.
Louis and other cities followed the out
come Of the Jeffries-Johnson fight ~
Reports from various cities showed a
decreased number Of casualties, due 10
q safe and sane celebration of the
slav. 80 Tie National Education AS
sociation opened its annual convention
in Boston; teachers were addressed by
President Taft, Governor William n.
Kitchen. Of North Carolina, and DR. Ia
Hid starr Jordan in Harvard Stadium.
J. Ogden Armour said ia Chicago
that he did net believe this country
womb oversee the $40 hog AGAIN.
CITY.-On arrival here of the White
star liner Baltic, which WAS IN COLLISION
N,ith q tank steamer, the passengers de
Med Sensational reports Of panic on
board. - The Mayor IN his City Han
- Park address praised the Independence
BAY celebration as showing that the
spirit OF patriotism has not abated one
Tot or title. There were fights all
oyer the city between white men and
negroes following arguments over The
fight at Reno - Beneficial effects OF
. the postal savings bank law were COM
\ lnented on in \ bank statement ---
The official canvass Of the cloakInahers
1-Gtc showed 1871 in favor Of d general
strike and only $50 in opposition --
charged with kidnapping his own son,
4 man was arrested as lac walked dow Il
the EanEplank of an arriving steamship
with the boy. -- Three patients ia
the Graduate Hospital fed down the
fire ESCAPES during a scare caused by
smoke from q nearby blaze =- Champ
Clark. OF Missouri, ia an address before
the TamFaany Society predicted the
election of q Democratic House of Rep
resenta tfves. - The body OF a man
found in the East River is believed TO be
that Of d Springfield, Mass, salesman
Who disappeared In this city last Feb
Tuary-
THE WEATHER - Indications to-
daI. Fair and continued cool. The tenn
reerature yesterday: Highest 81 dc
Frees; lowest, "A degrees.