New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-10
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THURSDAY. APRIL 10, 1902.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

cONGRESS.-Senate; Debate on the Chinese
Exclusion bin continued, the speakers being
Senators CSaIlinger and Dillingham; against ana
Senator Turner in favor of the pending measure e
- House: William Alden Smith, of Michi-
gan; Mr.. Morris, OF Minnesota; Mr. Ball, or
Texas, and Mr.. Sparkman, Of Florida, SPOKE
against the Cuban Reciprocity bill, and MI
MondeIl. OF wyoming, advocated its passage
FORETGN.-The Danish Landsthing, IN secret
session, voted the treaty cedlng the Danlsh
West Indies 10 the United States; the majority
report favored by thirty-five members defers
the ratification OF the treaty until a vote IS
taken in the islands by the property Suffrage,
eight independents voted for ratification with a
popular vote afterward, while twenty -one gov
eminent supporters voted for ratification out
right - The announcement OF the Budget
ia the House Of Commons was postponed TO
Monday on account of the illness Of the Chan
celIor OF the ExcheQuer = In South Africa
Lord Kitchener is collecting reinforcements for
a series Of drives Of the Beers il is said that
Mr. Steyn former President of the Orange Free
State IS threatened with total blindness: Ger
aid Balfour, president Of the British board or
Trade in a speech at Leeds said that IL the
Beers insisted independence the peace nego-
tiations might as well he broken off 80 Cecil
Rhodes's body, after funeral services in Bula-
wayo taken TO the Matoppo Hills -
Noel Laterner. an alleged Boston merchant,
who tried 10 cash stolen express company checks
Al Berlin, was sentenced in that city TO three
years and three months penal servitude. ==
The Chinese rebels We're severely defeated by
the imperial troops; Chinese tribe attacked
Russian post in Manchuria. and were REFUSED
DOMESTIC-The War Department made
. public an order issued by General Smith, the
n commander in Samar, directing kindly treat
II .slent of the natives. The Presbyterian
Greed Revision Committee held a meeting In
Washington, and accomplished q considerable
amount OF work =- President Roosevelt pre-
scented 8 sword to Major Jenkins at Charleston,
S. c. - General ShafteT says he will not be
a candidate for the nomination for Governor OF
California - Governor 1ates'S Boer RELIEF
fund committee asked for S5,0e0.O00 by popular
subscription for the relief Of reconcentrado
camps -- Ten thousand mill operatives were
locked out in and near Augusta, Ga. - A
hearing 10 the Bedell Tunnel bin given at
Albany. - Names Of the Methodist clergy
appointed to churches in New-York Dor
oughs made public. - The trial Of the
three Van Wormer brothers for the alleged
murder OF Peter A Hallenbeck continued
at Hudson.
CITY.-Stocks We're strong and active. -
A franchise 10 build four track electric rail-
road from the Harlem River TO the Connecticut
State Line was granted by the State Railroad
Commission. =-= Mayor Low asked the Cover
TO veto the Bedell bill. ---- The Merchants
Association complained against TWO more
licensed hackrGen who had oIercharged passen-
gers: II was said that the present cab law was
Practically the enacted fifty years go. -
A heavy beam fell through the glass roof of a
part Of Silos art gallery in Fifth-ave., wreck
ing it: two persons looking at pictures had nal-
row escape from being hit and others We're cut
by flying glass. - oscar ". Schafer. secre
.ary and treasurer of the w A Baker Chocolate
and Cocoa Company, committed suicide by
siootirg in his office - A lawyer sent
charges TO Governor Odell against District At
THE wEATHER-Forecast for to-day:
Cloudy. The temperature yesterday: Highest,
~ degrees; lowest, AZ degrees: average 40 de-
grees.