New-York tribune., 1901-04-12
Nesu1lork Dailp Gsib,11te
FRIDAY. APRIL 10. 1901.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-AIr. Loomis sailed from San Juan
fer New-York: he attributed the trouble in
Venezuela to the cases OF indemnity, adding that
Castro apparently intended to embarraSS the
United States Government. == Lord Sails
bury has not left the grounds of his villa at
Beaulieu and several members of his family
have arrived there. == a dispatch confirming
the report of General De Vets insanity was
received in Germany. though British military
men are inclined discredit the news. ==
Pierpont Morgan reached London; he refused
10 make known his plans. = Martin Delgado
a former leader Of Filipino rebels in Ilolo, has
been appointed Governor or that province ---
The Ophir. with the Duke and Duchess or Corn
wall and York on board reached Colombo -
President Loubet paid a visit 10 Italian and
Russian warships at ToulOn. = A dispatch
from ST Petersburg says that plots against the
Gar not approved by Russian students
The radical element in the Cuban Con-
stitutional Convention is endeavoring TO put
the convention on record against the Platt
amendment before voting to send commission
10 Washington.
DOMESTIC-Chicago packing firms informed
the Agricultural Department that the British
Government had decided to exclude American
beef from army contracts; this order. il is said.
will prove a severe blow to producers and eK-
porters OF cattle in the United States. - The
officers and cadets Of the French training ship
Duguay Troun made a pilgrimage to Mount
Vernon, where Ambassador Cambon placed a
wreath the tomb Of Washington. - The
President made a number of civil and military
appointments. - Governor Odell sent spe-
clal message TO the legislature urging a reduc-
fion in the cost Of State printing and bills to
tnat emo VIII be introduced to-day - There
was a warm debate in the Assembly the
Canal Improvement bill. and the anti-canal
mems motion recommit was defeated. ==
The bill providing for a referee monopoly in
Sew-fork County was pushed ahead. -
charter recently granted by the Connecticut leg
islsture gives great powers 10 the department
store trust" - The anti-pigeon shooting
bill has been praised all sides, and will prob
ably have an early passage.
CITY.-Stocks were irregular and generally
lower. == Justice Scott ordered that Council
man Stewart NJ Brice be imprisoned and that
ne pay q nne for contempt of court, in not obey
ing Inandamus directing him vote for the
Hall Of Records bond issue. The New
Jersey Central officials and employees held a
conference. and il was generally believed that
a strike on the road would he averted. ==
The Committee Of Fifteen made public its re
port. == The Patrick hearing closed. the
lawyer being remanded. and Justice Jerome de
ferTing his decision until Monday for further
consideration Of the law regarding corrobora-
ton OF testimony in preliminary examna tions
--= Collector Bidwell personally viewed the
landing Of the Deutschlands passengers with
the purpose Of getting IDEAS for the improve
ment Of the method OF examining baggage.
THE WEATHER.-Fore for to-day: Fair.
The temperature yesterday: Highest, &c de-
grees; lowest, IL: average, 1875.