New-York tribune., 1901-12-10
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS Mr. Frye introduced
his Ship Subsidy bill in modified form; the
fight between the South Carolina Senators was
renewed Mr. TilIInan challenging Mr. Mclaurln
to resign and MIR. Hoar questioning the right of
both of chem to their seats: in executive session
the favorable report of the Foreign Reiauons
Committee on the Hay-Pauncefote Treaty was
presented by Mr.. Lodge. who gave notice OF ms
purpose to press the treaty TO a vote :" Inc
House was not in session; the Republlcan lleiii- @
bers os the Ways and Means Committee spent
the day in considering Philippine tarlh lesls-
lation.
FOREIGN-At Managua Minister Merry for
the United States. and DR.. Sanchez, Nicaraguan
Minister of Foreign Affairs, signed treaty py
whi-h Nicaragua agrees to lease perpetuaily 10
the United States a section OF N1carasuan teI :
ritory six miles wide, which includes the route
of the proposed canal ~ Lord Onslow, OF
the British Colonial Office announced that the
concentration camps in South Africa had been
placed under civil control; that they would pe
put in the healthest possible condition a,u
those concentrates who desired it would De
permitted 20 go TO the coast - The Munlcl-
nal Council Of CienfuegoS rejected all blds 10
pave and sewer the city. Including that OF NJ. j.
Dady, of Brooklyn which was S2,ooou. -
NJ de Whites threat TO retaliate on Germany
if the Reichstag adopted the proposed tariff law
is causing much concern in Berlin. - A hght
between company of Punjab infantry anu
German soldiers at Tien-Tsin resulted in sew
eral soldiers being killed both sides, ana
the mortal Rounding of German officer
DoMEsTIC-The cashier of a bank in Los
Angeles Cal. disappeared with funds estimated
at 100000; he had been employed py lne pallh
for more than twenty-five years - The es-
tahlishment of a great American bank in the
Far East is regarded assured the govern
rlent having selected the Guaranty trust COM
panx OF this city. undertake the work
A causeless run an Omaha savings Dank oc-
Cured. due to depositors connecting 1t Win q
trust coynnany which is financially embarrassed.
- The American Federation OF Laper ADOPT
ed a number of resolutions. but voted down a
proposition to oppose the use Of machinery In
cigar making - Governor Odell is III at
Newburg but his physician says his illness Is
not serious. - The executive committee OF
the Board of Regents Of the University OF the
State of New-Yo-k met to adopt estimates 1or
the coming fiscal year
EITY-Stocks closed rally after early
declines. - 1t annoupced that the resis-
nation of Wilbur F. Wakenlan, as Appraiser OF
the Port of New-York, had been demanded by
Secretary Gage and that the Appraiser had re-
fused 10 resign. - Chaplain Monro said that
il Warden Hagan wanted further trouble with
him he would gladly bring Mr. Philbin and the
grand jury into the controversy over the man
aeernent of the Tombs The special COM
missions appointed by the Supreme Court TO IN
ouire into the plans for the Brooklyn extension
of rapid transit listened to plans for the Man
haitian connection OF the tunnel. - At
hearing before the Railroad Commissioners or
the New-York and Port Chester Railroad ap-
pIication. counsel for the road filed a copy OF
the grand jury's presentment against the Park
ave. tunnel. TO show that the New-1ork, New
Haven and Hartford Railroad was responsible
for the conditions there
THE WEATHER-Forecast for to-day: Rain
followed by colder weather. The teInperature
for yesterday: Highest, 30 degrees; lowest, IS
average, a