New-York tribune., 1901-02-14
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THURSDAY. FEBRUARY IA. 1901.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-The Madrid police charged the
popuace in the streets and many persons were
injured the preparations for the royal wedding
to-day were completed. == The Corporation
~ the City OF London and the London County
Council presented addresses 10 King Edward, 10
which ne made formal reply; he will open Par
lament in person at .. m. to-day. - The
provincial government Of the Philippine Province
Of Pampanga was organized under direction OF
The American Commission. and officers were
appointed === The belief is entertained in St
Johns Newfoundland. that the wrecked vessel
Is the Lucerne, and that thirty lives have been
lost. wreckage Of q sailing vessel has also come
ashore and the loss of eight or ten lives more is
feared. = The overdue steamship Rhynland
arrived in safety at Queenstown. having been
delayed by the breaking of a propeller blade
and heavy seas and winds
CONGRESS- Both houses net in joint con-
Venton and witnessed the counting Of the cleo
toral voteS the election Of Mckinley and Roose-
Welt being formally declared. == Senate: In
executive session the nominations of brigadier
generals made by the President We're confirmed
the only names TO cause criticism being those
Of Generals Bates, Wood. Grant and Bell; in open
session the Agricultural Appropriation bill was
considered, and Mr. Forakers bill for retire
ment OF the Hawaiian currency was passed.
-= House: The Sundry Civil bin under
consideration; charges of extravaganza in appro-
priations were made by several Democrats and
were answered by Mesrs. Cannon and Moody.
DOMESTIC.-There is thought TO be a pros
pect Of tariff war between the United States
anc Russia on account of Secretary Cages ac-
tlon in Imposing a counteTvaing duty on Rus
sian sugar. == Colonel Wallace r. Randolph
Is 10 be appointed chief OF the artillery corps
under the new Army Reorganization law -
Hearings were given at Albany the Christian
Science. Anti-Policy and Pure Beer bills now in
the Legislature. - The Ramapo repeal bill
was warmly debated before the State Senate
Judiciary Committee. - A bin will be intro
duced in the Legislature 10 establish a State
electrical school al Schenectady, in c6nnection
with Union College and the works of the Gen
fTdi Electric Company. == 4 raid in Winfield
kan, resulted in the destruction Of Joint:
several shots were fired, and one woman was
hurt Mrs. Nation visited the Mayors office IN
thioago but failed 10 see Mr.. Harrison
CITH.-Stocks were weak and lower
ihe ice IN the rivers and Bay made navigation
extremely difficult and dangerous and ali ferry
INES were delayed, some of them for hours
MrS. Pryor successfully resisted the attack ~ a
Elsh"ay man Ia the Park-ave tunnel and chased
MN untl he was arrested. =- The taking of
evidence in the trial of the Bellevue nurse
negan. - There was another shakeup in the
police force. - Mrs T c. Platt the Wife oF
'he senator, died at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
- The Committee OF Fifteen considered the
SNloence presented by its counsel - The
League or American Sportsnen held it's annual
convention and dinner
IhE Forecast for to-day: Part
~ ~ cioudy' The temperature yesterday: Highest
- degrees; lowest, -; average, 151k