New-York tribune., 1901-04-25
NepHark Ds,ilp GaibntIe
THURSDAY. APRL p, 1901.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-Iusurgents in the Philippines con-
tinue 70 surrender in large numbers, and to take
the oath Of allegiance TO the American Govern
ment An angry meeting of the sharehoid-
of the Lyceum Theatre Company was held
in London who upbraided the directors for the
years poor financial showing. - consoida-
lion OF transportation routes in Canada, includ-
ing the Canadian Pacific and Grand Trunk rail-
ways. is reported at Montreal - dispatch
from Rome says that Monsignor Falconio Will
succeed Cardinal Martinelli as Papal Delegate to
the United States. and that Monsignor Zaleski.
Papal Delegate TO the West Indies. viii sue
ceed Monsignor Falconio as Papal Delegate to
Canada. - Emperor William accompanied
the Crown Prince of Germany to Bonn. where
the latter matriculated; later, at commers. the
Emperor made long speech to the students.
- 1t is reported that Bresci, the assassin of
King Humbert. has become mad. owing to his
treatment by his Jailers - The Wilson Line
steamer Ontario, from Hull for Boston, put back
10 Queenstown with her cargo on fire. -
Al the EPSON Spring Meeting Mr. Gollan's Aus
tralian Star won the City and Suburban Handi-
cap - A scheme is on foot in London to
promote the buying up Of repudiated bonds Of
the Southern States Billy" Smith the
American pugilist, died in London from the
result Of a prize fight with Jack" Roberts.
DoMESTIC.-The commissioners epponted by
the Cuban Constitutional Convention arrived in
Washington, and will have an interview with
day. = Governor-General Wood also arrived
ard had conference the situation IN Cuba
with officials At the War Department -
Lord Pauncefote and Secretary Hay had a con-
ference at the State Department on the lsthmlan
canal question. - hearing on the Els
wcrth Referees bill will be given by the Gov
ernor on Monday. - Governor Odell will give
hearing on the Raines Bridge bill on Tues
day. Five men shot. one being killed
and three fatally injured by an electrician at
Portland. Me-. - Five persons were killed on
the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton Railroad
eight miles from Dayton, Ohio. - The ONO
River was still rising at Cincinnati at midnight
and il was expected to exceed the depth Of
hfty-eight feet predicted
CITY.-Stocks were weak at the close on
heavy dealings. There a report, which,
despite denials. received much credence in Wall
Street, that lease Of the Union Pacific by the
Chicago and Northwestern about to be
made. - The Union League Club decided to
retain its colored employees. - Much oppo-
sition expressed in this city TO Senator
Raines's bridge bill. =-- District Attorney
Phiibin and two members Of the grand jury COM
mittee appointed TO investigate the bridge crush
were squeezed and pushed while examining con-
ditions during the rush hours. = The Italian
girl arrested with her paramour at White Plains
confessed that il was their purpose to bury their
child alive. == An inlposter purporting to be
Gunner Morgan, L. s. ". swindled the members
Of the Madison Avenue Reformed Church and
the First Reformed Episcopal Church into TAX
ing UP collection, supposed to be for sailors in
the navy.
THE WEATHER-Forecast for to-day: Rain
in the morning followed by clearing weather.
The temperature yesterday: Highest, % degrees;
lowest, 40; average, 20.