New-York tribune., 1901-04-18
Nesunork DAILY Qribmrre:
THURSDAY. APRIL Is, 1901.
THE NEWS THIS NORNING.

FOREIGN.-Commercial circles in Great
Britain are wrought up over the budget scheme
which the Chancellor OF the kxchequer VIII an
nounce in Parliament to-day. - Blue Book
on the South African war. containing dispatches
and correspondence from Sir Alfred Miner. was
issued in London. - 1t asserted at Port
pf Spain Trinidad, that Germany. the United
States. Spain and Great Britain would refuse
to recognize the courts of Venezuela in dealing
with claims of foreigners against that govern
ment. - Correspondence Of the insurgent
General Norriel has been captured by the Amer
leans in Luzon. p l.: few hundred malcon
tents in the mountains preventing the paci-
fcation of the island of Cebu - At the con-
drmation of Bishop Ingram in St Mary lie Bow
Church. London, q scene was created by John
Kensit. the noted anti-ritualist agitator. -
missionary in Peking makes charge of du
plicity against Ii Hung Chang; II is said that
the total indenlnties to the powers can be COW
cred 10y 10000 600: the palace of the Empress
In Peking. headquarters of Count Walder-
see. was burned. and a German general is miss
ng. - In Copenhagen it is reported that the
negotiations between the United States and
Denmark for the sale of the Danish West Indies
are nearer conclusion than at any time previous
= King Edward will witness the trial races
Of the Shanrocks in the Solent from the deck
of Sir Thomas Lipton's yacht Erin. The
near approach of the Budget announcement
caused more excitement in the British sugar
market. - General MaXino Gomez will visit
the United States, where he will be the guest
of Estrada Palma
DOMESTIC.-Some changes have been made
In the itinerary of the Presidents trip to the
-ell had conference with the President the
situation in Cuba, and told him that in their
opinion the Pi2tt amendment Will ultimately be
accepted - Opposition TO the Stranahan
Mortgage Tax bin is growing at Albany. =
The canal bill TO eXpend S26.000.Gt0 was killed
in the Senate: il is thought that the S. 600 600
5ood Roads bill may be substituted and passed
- No further steps were taken in the pro-
posed extension OF the steel strike at McKees-
port. Penn, TO other plants of the American
Sheet Steel Company, but the labor leaders will
meet again to-day. - The manager of an
Iowa bank disappeared. an5 between SO Ol0
and S.,eoO0 was found to have gone with him
the doors Of the institution closed. -
Archbishop Ireland urged Catholics to be true.
patriotic American citizens, in his address the
lnvestitEre Of Archbishop Keane with the pal
tium - The Army Medical Department has
adopted the theory that the mosquito is re-
rponsible for the transmission of yellow fever.
CITY.-Stocks were weak and lower. -
The Committee OF Fifteen and the police made
raids on seven alleged poorooms: twenty pris-
oners were taken. =- Archbishop Corrigan, in
talk. made attack the Public Library
and Counbia's library. == Minister Loomis
talked about conditions in Venezuela. and de-
MED former reported interviews.
THE WEATHER.-Forecast for to-day: In
rreasing cloudness. with rain in the afternoon
or at night. The temperature yesterday: High
est. - degrees; lowest. is; average, .N$.-