New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-02
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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY ?, 1899.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS.-Both branches in session,
Senate: In executive session the Peace IreaE
was discussed by Messrs. Teller ana hoar, Ille
former speaking for and the latter asaIhs'
ratification: in open session vote on the penn
ing resolutions relating TO the treaty was neaily
reached House: Consideration OF tho
piyer and Harhor Appropriation bill was begun
FOREIGN.-News from Samoa up to Janus
AIRY "A shows a serious collision between Cni me-
Justice Chambers and the German OVleut, Nv
breach between the consus widens; more ilSht-
ing between rival chieftanS is expected -
Persistent rumors in Paris are to the enecl Una.
the committee Of the Chamber mas iounu tliae
the charges OF NJ Quesnay de Beaurepalre
against his recent colleagues are without louh-
dation: NJ. de Beaurepaire declares tna' tns
Criminal Section OF the Court OF Cassatloh hat a.
determined 10 find Dreyfus innocent - ~
is said that owing TO threatened representations
by the United States and Great Britain oe
cison by the Deagoa Bay arbitrators may De
expected not later than June - LORD Hal
lam Tennyson. son of the Poet Laureate mas
been appointed Governor Of South Australia.
A returned American missionary reports
unrest in Liberia and constant encroachmeh.
on the Republic by neighboring French ana
Germans - Gambling scandals In the Ger
man Army were discussed in the Reichstag
- The sum OF 81 O00OD in African gold is
being shipped from London 10 this city.
DOMESTIC President and Mrs. McKin-
ley gave dinner in honor OF the Justices OF ''.e
thousand volunteers The Pennsylvania
Senate passed the bill repeating the statute
which
all Jurors II was supported by friends or Sena-
tor QUAY, whose vote for reelection was uh-
changed Colonel John y. Partridge
Superintendent of Public Works. appointed Zion
H. Hooker as his deputy. --- The FINANCE
Committee az the State Senate is preparing d
bin 10 punish State officials who exceed their
appropriations. $500 y hearing was given at
Albany on the Amsterdam-ave bill. - Inc
transatlantic steamer Rhynland went ashore on
a shoal off the Delaware Coast. sut 1t Is thought
she can be got off safely. --- seven nNes WEI =
lost by snowslide the Canadian racine
Railroad in the Selkirk Range Of the ROCKY
Mountains.
CITY.-Stocks were irregular, with streng'h
at the close --= DistTict-AuOrney Gardner
wrote TO Coroner Hart urging an early inquest
in the Adams poisoning case. and the coroner
set down the inquiry for tomorrow meeting
OF the directors of the Manhattan Railway COM
pany was held; it was decided to have President
Gould determine whether electricity or COM
pressed air should be used instead or steam on
The elevated roads --- a trust with a capt.
tsl Of $50 900 600 consolidating the greater part
Of Kentucky tistilleries, has been formed. -
Bids for the repatriation Of Spanish prisoners IN
the Philippines were opened al the Cuartermas-
tAr's once 49, TIE Rev. DIR. Charles seymour
Pobinson died -= The Kings County Grand
Jurv hes found an Indictment against James
Kane Sewer Commissioner, On charge Of pre-
senting false bills
THE WEATHER. Forecast for to-day: Fair,
with slowly rising temperature. The tempera
ture yesterday Highest, 20 degrees lowest Ia
average 1Gis.