New-York tribune., 1902-06-27
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FRIDAY. JUNE "a, 1902.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING

CONGRESS-The conference report on tne
Isthnaian Canal bill was adopted by both houses,
thus passing the BILL which now goes 10 Ihe She
General deficiency, the last Of the great appro-
priaIion bills, was passed =. fouSe- / ns e
Philippine Civil Government bill was passed
by a vote OF 141 TO %.
FORETGN.-King Edward continued TO make
satisfactory progress yesterday, tnoush me
latest official bulletin said that he had sulieIeu
some recurrence of pain in the wound; the bull
letins said he had passed q fairly good DAY Ne
was partaking OF solid food and his telnpera-
ture was again normal; inIercessory services
We're held throughout the British empire IN
the place Of the coronation celebrations ar
ranged for the day, the chief Of these services
being in St Pauls Cathedral, London, at Whlch
many distinguished people were present tI'
Prince and Princess OF Wales entertalneC .
children's party at Marlborough House. -=
Two We're killed and fourteen injured in gun
powder explosion near Madrid. - The Rev
DR. William Garden COwie Bishop Of Auckland
died. Mr.. Mccormick received i'll
special audience by the Austrian Emperor. -
It was reported that Russia would withdraw
from Manchuria and grant Chinese conces-
sions.
DOMESTIC-The federal plan. by which the
city OF Cleveland, Ohio, is governed, has been
declared unconstitutional = The natlonai
convention of the United Mine Workers Of
America, which is TO meet July IL, may vest
full power to order national strike in Presi-
dent Mitchell and the executive board -
Admiral Dewey testified before the Senate COM
mittee on the Philippines that he made no
promises OF independence TO Aguinaldo and
never recognized the so-caled Filipino Republic
in any way. - Yale won the varsity poet
race with Harvard at New-London. ~ In
Marlboro. Mass. insane man shut his seven
year-old son hot oven. infiicung serious IN
juries The widow of DR.. Jacob r Meyer
of Buffalo was charged with numbering her
husband -- Anthony s. Sherman, cashier OF
the wrecked Merchants Bank of Newport, dleo
from a self inflicted wound. == Governor coeii
addressed a farmers gathering at Potsdam ana
was heartily applauded when he defended the
changes effected during his administration
CITY-Stocks were dull and strong. -
The automobile Of Spencer Trask ran down
woman: New York Athletic Club members
saved woman in the automobile from
crowd. = Fines were imposed by Justice
Joseph on several companies for violation OF
the soft coal ordinance - Mrs. Robert f.
Jennings narrowly escaped injury in a runaway
in TWENTY Jhird-st. == The jur-- III the Her
lihv case disagreed The American Ice
Company deferred action the quarterly divi-
dend on the preferred stock. - Plans Of
Horgan & SlatteTy. the Tammany architects,
for the Second Naval Battaiion's aTmory, were
found to be defective and the Board of Es-
innate passed a resolution asking the Corpora
ton Counsel whether not the city could le-
gally get rid OF this firm --= II was reported
that Edmond Bruwaert, French Consul General
here would be chosen French Minister to Cuba
THE WEATHER.-Forecast for to-day: Fair
and cooler The temperature yesterday: Figh-
est, &c degrees; lowest e.