New-York tribune., 1902-06-24
Ne,p;lork daily Gribnare
TUESDAY, JUNE "a, 1902.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS Mr. Quay made an in
efectual attempt TO secure consideration or tne
Omnibus Statehood hill, and some routine ousl-
ness was transacted. - House: Depate on
the Philippine Civil Government bill continued.
and there lively discussion OF orue4'S
charges.
FORFIGN.-with the return Of the King and
oueer from Windsor TO Buckingham Palace
the coronation festival opened III London, the
streets in the central part OF the city belng
densely thrCnged with slghtseersi the hlns' Mho
seemed in his usual health, was cheered along
the route from Paddington to the palace; man!
foreign representatives, arrived in London, Loro
Roberts appealed to the public not 10 treat re-
turned soldiers from South Africa - Ihe
Jloyds sTedal for meTiIorious service was pre-
sented to Captain Freeman OF me hoeoam ., t"t e.
getting his steamship safely away from st
Pierre. Martinique, when that city was Ge-
stroyed The street railway strike IN 10
ronto was settled, after the arrival OF the hlii-
.arv ON the scene by a compromise between en-
1plovers and employed. - The Duke OF No n
chester took his seat in the House OF Lords, ms
financial difficulties having been removed -
To Lord Kitchener presented a SWORD OF
honor at Cape Town previous to his departure
for England; in a speech the British eoiIInahdeI
highly praised his Irish troops. and said that n=
was responsible for martial law IN Cape Colony
DoMESTIC.-war Department officials eA- &
pressed qualification at the progress mace ps
Governor Taft in his negotiations with the
Vatican. The failure Of President Roose-
reit's reciprocity policy Is not expected 10 cau
trouble with the Cuban Government. - - w w
j. BRYAN. IN a prepared statement, attacked eA-
President Cleveland on the basis OF ms feetllt
speech before the Tilden Club in New-h ofh ClC-
= Both the law and academic departments
at Yale held class day exercises; an adaIess WIS
made by Senator Lodge. Jonh u
snrecbals conternpateS establishing colnfnunl-
cation by wireless telegTaphy between the 1a-
1vaiian Islands and San Francisco. - Inc
centennial anniversary Of NaterViile, Me- was
celebrated. - Coal operators are waiting LOT
President Baer to reply TO President Mltchel,
coal guards deserting from their WORK d.
The mines
CITY-Stocks were irregular and oull. -
IT was learned that William Barclay PARSONS
had q plan OF his own for relieving the con-
sestion on the bridge. - woman lolo @ llie
police after they had arrested SIX otner Moile ,
fn raid on an alleged SiXth-ave- poolrooin tflat
q note informing them of the existence or tAe
Mace had been written by poolroon keeper
who wanted competitors driven out. - fd'-
prson silk manufacturers and strikers hdu d
conferences: the police here arrested Mcqueen
who is charged with melting the Paterson riot
ers: about so per cent Of the silk weaVers We're
working under protection of the militia -
w Bourke Cochran wrote another letter 10 the
District Attorneys Office stating that he was
ready to substantiate ms tobacco zeal charges
Some of the coal operators denied the
truth Of the assertions made in me statement or
President Mitchell. - Three laborers were
crushed to death by CaVe-in at the rifle pits
st Sea Girt, N ! - a young woman had her
scalp torn off in a felt mill in Westchester
County in order to save her life ii will be neces-
sary te graft skin upon her head and several
of her companions volunteered to furnish the
ruticle. poor couple at Rochelle
received $4,000 by the VIII of a friend -
Fire Chief Croker celebrated the eighteenth an
niversary Of his entrance into the Fire Depart
rnent =- The annual tournament OF the West
Side Tennis Club was held.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day
Fair and warm. The temperature yesterday
Highest. - degrees; lowest, % degrees