New-York tribune., 1902-05-23
Nep31ork DaiIn 9Tiibnars
FRIDAY. MAY 23. 1902.
THE NEWS THIS NORNING.

CONGRESS Mr.. Hoar spoke in op-
position 10 the administrations Philippine
policy. and Mr. Teller reviewed the leslslatlon
by which the Cuban Republic was erected
-House: Consideration of the bin TO re
strict immigration continued.
FOREIGN.-A Cabinet council has been called
at London to-day. and the general impression
prevails that peace in South Africa is near al
hand Mr. Chamberlain will preside at
the dinner given TO the Colonial Premiers on on
July IL = Further details regarding the
first and second eruptions of Mont Peiee were
received. - President Loubet visited 81
Petersburg and warmly greeted by croWds
of people - a dispatch from Rome said that
it was doubtful whether the Pope would give
an of5cial audience to the Taft Commission.
- No further trouble reported from
rt-au-Prince. == The King Of Spain eX-
pressed a desire to substitute horseracing for
bullfghting.
DOMESTIC.-The members Of the Roch2m-
beau mission from France arrived in Washing
ton, and were received by President Roosevelt
al the White House; in the afternoon they
visited Mount Vernon and at night the FTeSi-
dent gave a state dinner in their honor. -
The Beef Trust inquiry begun by Attorney zen
eral Davies has been temporarily held up pN
the departure OF the necessary Witnesses Toy
the beef houses TO New-Jersey, out OF reach
of subpoena. The Boston police we're
called out in force to quel Kosher meat riots
.n the North End. - James F. Caldwell, an
oldtime starter of running horses. is dead ==
The annual senior society elections were given
out at Yale. 80 All the washeries in the an
thracite district in Pennsylvania shut down;
each side Of the strike seems TO have settled
has the applications necessary to call ma
fional convention. == \ negro was burned at
the stake in Lansing. Tex. = The Gould in
serests wish TO purchase the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal for a roadbed to connect their rail-
. roads.
CITY. Stocks were strong and higher
- The Presbyterian General Assembly
adopted the revised creed by an almost unani-
NOUS vote: the commissioners were received at
night at the Waldorf-Astoria- - The Tam
many Executive Committee carried out the pro-
gramme agreed by the opponents Of John f.
Carroll, and abolished the finance committee and
chose Charles f. Murphy, Daniel f. Mcmahon
and Louis +. Haffen advisory committee to
run the organization == An automoolle
owned by the Blum brothers, Of Lodi, frightened
a horse being used by two Of Mrs. f E. Poors
gardeners and one of the gardeners was killed,
while the other was seriously injured. = The
East Side meat riots broke out afresh. when 100
women wrecked a kosher shop in NorfOlk-st
A meeting of the irremovable rectors OF the dO-
cese was held for the purpose of naming three
candidates for the office of Archbishop to be sub
r1itted 10 the Pope; il is believed that Bishop
Farley was the first choice and Bishop Nc
Donnell and Vicar General Mooney second and
third, respectively. == It was learned that
Colonel Willis L. Ogden had decided TO continue
as president OF the Municipal Civil Service Com
mission until Mayor Low could find a suitable
person to succeed him. == Assistant Corpora
zion Counsel SAKE announced that as chief Of
the Bureau of Arrears of Taxes he would soon
begin about three thousand suits against delin-
quent taxpayers.
THE WEATIIER.-Indications for to-day:
Showers. The temperature yesterday: Highest,
IS degrees: lowest, 53