New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-20
Nrm11ork Dailp Gribra,1e
SUNDAY. APRIL 20, 1902.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS Senate: The Cuban Reciprocity
f,sil was received and referred to the Conlnlttee
on Relations with Cuba, and some routine p JUS
ness was transacted - House: Ihere W.
some discussion of the effect Of the amendments
to the Cuban Reciprocity bill; the FortincatioHS
Appropriation bill was passed
FoRFIGN-Bocas del Toro, Colombia, vas
captured by the Liberals after sharp engage
ment: a government expedition under governor
Gomez sailed from Colon for the purpose OF re-
taLtnp the most - There an extensive
observance of Primrose Day in England =.
Large numbers of Americans have arrived IN
London, with the purpose or Withess lL WI Tiie
coronation ceremonies. - Archuedcoi w.
l,erforce is holding smoking church SERVICES
tu Westminster Abbey. -= Inc meat emu
provision trades in Great Britain are IN dls.
ordered condition. owing to the operations OF
the Beef Trust in America. - Loru ChIet
Justice Alverstone's daughter was married III
London to Alfred Shaw Mellor. - me 80, u..n
strike at Copenhagen is spreading. - Eleuo
Calcagno, an avowed anarchist, Is a cahoioate
for q seat in the Italian Parliament - an
attempt TO start a demonstration against Fresl.
dent Ioubet in Paris resulted In the arrest Oh
the originator of the effort, which failed: -
The condition of Queen Wilhelmina is SAID TO De
fairly satisfactory - The rebels in China are
reported to have captured Manning, an I'M
portant city in Quang-Se Province - me
football game at the Crystal Palace, hoIu ~,
for the English Cup resulted in draW' the
game was witnessed by 10000 spectators
DOMESTIC-The defeat Of the House leaders
was discussed with great interest in Washlns-
ton, and regarded as overshsdo"ihg IA III
portance for the moment at least, the 1uLuIe
of the Cuban Reciprocity bill. =" MAJOR -. "a
Pruden assistant secretary to the Preslueil,
died in Washington - The necessity OF ex-
mansion and reciprocity was urged at a Dan
quet Of the Chicago Bankers, Club by W. , v. "a
ingalls,, president Of the Big -Four Raallo,hu
Company. - An address on Government py
Injunction was issued to the wageworkers OF
the country by the executive council OF the
American Federation Of Labor. - M SANTOS.
Dumont in St. Louis and said he would noe
build a special flying machine for the No[io
Fair contest, hut would enter those he had az
the time - BY a margin of four seconds
the collision of a runaway freight car win
trainoad of passengers was prevented IN Ooio-
RADIO a locomotive and car chasing 1t down
rnountainside while the train was held by
message sent to an operator wrapped around d
piece Of coal, which broke his window
CITY-Stocks were strong and active. -
DIR. Nicholas Murray Butler was formally IN
stalled as president of Columbia University be-
fore a large gathering Of prominent men. In
Guiding President Roosevelt many college presi-
dents and professors, and men OF other pro1es-
sions - Governor Odell held conference
with District Attorney jerome and Police Com
missioner Partridge regarding the McAulfe
case - Members Of the Upper East SIDE
Association announced that they would support
the proposed East Side subway - John E.
Searles discharged in bankruptcy in the
United States Court in Brooklyn. - Byron
L. Rawson was arraigned on specihc charge
of stealing 81 325 from the wholesale grocery
firm Of Francis II. Leggett * Co; 1T Is alleged
that his thefts will amount to about sZouu
Local shipping men expressed the opinion
that the steamship combination would be a
good thing for shipping at this port - Many
men spoke their approval OF tIcNefiior ooe!i
veto of the Bedell bill. - There was de-
cline of go points in sugar owing TO the news
from Washington that an amendment ABOLISH
Ing the differential had passed the House. -
Archibald A. Mcleod who had many railroad
and financial interests. suCcumbed to the Ill
ness from which he has been suffering FOR some
time County detectives who made raid
on an alleged policy shop in the Italian quarter
were attacked by a crowd OF armed and in
furiated men.
THE wEATHER.-Forecast for to-day: Fair.
The temperature yesterday: Highest. 81 degreesi
lowest, Al degrees: average. Al degrees.