New-York tribune., 1901-04-14
NespDnrk DAILY Gribrn,e.
SUNDAY. APRIL II. 1901.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-The Cuban Constitutional Con-
vention at Havana decided by resolution not TO
go on record for against the Platt amend
ment. but TO await the return Of the commission
which will visit Washington - The British
Foreign Office is still desirous of negotiating
canal treaty with the United States; the Colom-
hian Minister at London said that he may ap-
proach the British Government IN relation TO the
building Of the Panama Canal :" a wall
pillar in the chapel of Westminster Abbey fell
- Archbishop Cbapelle, the Papal Delegate
10 the Philippines. has been summoned to Rome:
trials of commissary officers accused or Iraud
began in Manila, and testimony was given 10
show that Illegal sales of -four had been made
- Formal notice has been giver to all the
powers participating that the Permanent Arpl-
fration Court at The Hague has been consti-
tuted 49, The indemnity claims of European
countries against China are said to be approx
matelv as follows: Russia, S90Oo.oob; France,
Se5 600 600: Germany S60.OGO,tDO, and England,
SO 100000 - The three gold bars stolen
from the specie room of the Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse were found by a steward on the steamer
while cleaning, corridor near the secoho
class saloon
DOMESTIC.-Secrctary Hay is asoertalnlng
the opinions of Senators before undertaking TO
frarae a new isthman canal treaty with tils
land == The Navy Department was lntormeu
by Admiral Schley that he had hauled down l
his flag as commander OF the South Atiantc
Squadron at Montevideo. and sailed for the
United States. - James NJ Waterbury ana
Others testified concerning the manufacture OF
cordase before the Industrial Commission IN
Washington The President Will spend
three days in the Yellowstone Park on his west,
ern imp - COtloh illiliS III Ia
Fall River Mass, will close down their WORKS
for 2 brief period. throwing twenty three thou-
sand workmen out of employment =" DaVlo
B. Hill made an address on the principles OF
Thomas jefferson at Buffalo. :" senator
Platt of Connecticut. spoke before the American al
Academy Of Political and Social Science on the
relations of this country with Cuba. outlining
the reasons for aiding in the formation OF
stable government there
CITY.-Stocks were strong and active. :"
A man sketching the rear OF the home or MIS-
w D. Sloane, at Fffth-ave. and Fffty-hrst t-st,
from an areaway. when disturbed by the police
attacked them with razor. - Mayor ' an
Wyck held a public hearing on the Revised
Charter in which many of its provisions were
assailed. The conference OF officials ana
employees of the Central Railroad OF New-Jersey
reached an agreement, thus avertlng strike
- The cornerstone Of the new Hall or hec-
ords was laid by President Guggenhefmer of the
Nrn;cipal Council. - Irving Bacheuer
author Of "Eben Holden was the guest OF
honor at the annual dinner of the St Lawrence
Club in the rooms Of the Aldine Association
- An Austro- Hungarian killed himself on
the sidewalk the Speedway by cutting MS
throat and taking acid.
THE WEATHER.-Forecast for to-day: Ram
The temperature yesterday: Highest, oS degrees
lowest A. average, 53.