New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-15
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TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 10, 1898.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-The Spanish Cabinet decided to
appoint Senior Louis Polo Bernabe TO succee1
Senior Dupuy de LONE as Minister 10 tne Chteo
States: Minister Woodford handed TO the span
ish Government a note from the washington
Government referring TO the meaning or certain
paragraphs in the De Lone letter. - Inc
Dutch Minister at Picking is trying 10 arrange
q Chinese per cent loan of t4,oOu,uOO -
The steamship Moana sailed from sydney, n. y
w. for San Francisco, carrying Sl,oooVWO IN
gold - The British Government was inter
rosated regarding its currency and Indian poll
cies in the House Of Commons. - The trlaI
of NJ lola was continued. the testimony being
generally favorable to the case OF the de1ehd-
ant. - Two marines from the Onltea states
cruiser Raleigh who attempted TO swim ashore
al Colombo Ceyon, were drowned. - the
British battle-ship Victorious on Its way IRON
Malta to China, went ashore at Port SAID
CONGRESS branches in session. -
Senate: a resolution calling for information on
the situation in Cuba was adopted; IN executive
session debate on the Hawaiian treaty was re-
sumed, Mr.. Pettierew speaking AGAINST anu
House: A resolution calling for information on
the condition OF the reconcentrados and the
progress toward autonomy IN CUBA was adopted
DOMESTIC-There were no new develop
ments in connection with the De LONE incident
in Washington, Minister Woodfords latest cable
dispatch being still kept secret by the state De-
partment - The annual report of the civil
Service Commission was made public. - The
Republican Congressional Campaign committee
perfected It's organization. Representative BAD
cock being reelected chairman - a lIioNe-
ment has been started to organize hospital STA
tons al ali the chief settlements in Alaska
49, Captain futile OF the Bear reported the
landing Of the expedition for the relief OF the Ice
bound whalers - 1t Is believed that there
will not be a general response 10 the call OF the
textile union represe ntatives for strike In all
newfoundland cotton mills. - The trial OF
Sheriff Martin and his deputies was continued
at Wilkesbarre - A man who registered as
"E Anders New-York." committed suicide by
taking poison in the Nelson House. Pough-
keepse.
CITY.-The congregation OF the Fifth Ave-
nue. Presbyterian Church elected six trustees
10 ill vacancies. == The annual dinner OF the
Yale alumni in New-YOrk vas held at Sherry s.
Walter a. Wyckoff addressed the Pres
byterian Union An Experiment in Reality"
relating experiences among the unemployed In
Chicago. -- William Riley Foster, jr., who is
accused 81 msappropriating $4,000 belonging
10 the Gratuity Fund of the Produce Exchange,
was brought back to this country TO stand
trial for forgery and ENLIGHTENMENT - The
Police Board promoted Inspector William s.
Devery to be Deputy Chief. and Captain
Donald Grant to be an Inspector. - Stocks
were weak and lower; Metropolitan Street Rail
way stock fell fourteen points. but recovered
somewhat in consequence of the operations Of
professional spectators
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Threatening The temperature yesterday: High
est 45; lowest, IS; average. 36s.