New-York tribune., 1902-06-15
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CoNGREss-Senate: The House amendments
10 the Irrigation bill were agreed TO, thus nnally
passing that measure, and the District OF Co
lurnbia Appropriation bill was passed; MI Nor
gan spoke in favor of the Nicaragua Canal
route - House: A resolution calling Tor a
statement Of the cost Of the Philippine war was
laid on the table by party vote: nearly TWO
hundred private pension bills were passed.
FOREIGN.-Judge Taft informed the Vatican
authorities that If they preferred cash TO Phll-
tppine bonds indorsed by the American Gov
ernraent for the lands owned by the friars in the
Philippines they could have the cash; the value
OF the lands is reckoned at from St,vVt"Vo 10
SfoG000o0 The Cubans ere reported 10
have received offers for reciprocal arrangements
with Great Britain, which they are disposed 10
consider should the United States fail TO act on
reciprocity with the island. - Colohel
Grimm OF the Russian army, was sentenced al
Warsaw, Poland. TO twelve years imprisonment
at hard labor for selling military secrets 70 a
foreign mower - Two of the three swindlers
who sold in Paris. to Mr.. Buchanan. New
Yorker, worthless shares in a copper mine. nave
been arrested il Belgium. == Colonel Arthur
LYNCH NJ P-elect for Galway. was arraigneo
in q London police court on the charge OF HIsh
treason: the case Of the prosecution was pre-
scented by Sir Edward Carson the SolICI'ot
General The King and Queen went 10
Aldershot where on Monday they VIII review
thirty thousand troops; the Prince OF Males
reviewed thirteen thousand lads, members OF
church BOYS brigades. in London. - IL IS
believed that Prince Ferdinand is soon 10 as
sumo the title OF King Of Bulgaria =, -
steamers bound to the North Cape are crowQeo
with American tourists = Inc ffehcn f 20 .',
shin Ca,,Iais arrived at Toulon on her return
from the United States bearing meInperS OF tiie
Rochambeau mission
DoMESTIC-The Senate Committee on ReIa-
s;ons with Cuba is expecting TO report q CUBAN
-acinrocitv bill on Tuesday, the measure 10 te
submitted to a conference Of Repuphcah 0eH-
a4o-s the nAxt dav No action Is TO De
taken on the Statehood and Department OF COM
Irerce bills at this session Of Congress
A5roiraI Melville engineer in chief OF the navy
announced the success OF a series OF lesls MhCH
give hone that oil may soon De suostltuleo lol
coal as fuel on warships. - An attelhpl I" as
rna6e in the anthracite region 10 Dlo~ up d
b-,5ra occllpied by workers. the strlkers nope u
81 ,-.,t The engineers who have remained a.
work. the strike in the Virginia coaI neos seiS
TO be breaking
c-TTY.-Stocks were dull and strong.
The United States Skipbulldlng Company PuI :
chased the Bethlehem Steel Company -
Cold Heels won the Suburban, with Pentecost
Sacond and Blues third. - City authorities
1arenared TO take action egainst the Manhattan
Railway Company, TO fCrc- II TO stop using : Solt
coal a who says he Is an 4IailaN
MARQUIS was found bound TO the rrelght tracks
of tbe New-York Central Railroad along the
Fu6son. he said he had been left there 10 De
killed hv men who kidnapped him, kept MN q
-1risoner gave him poison. and tried to get MIN
Yale defeated Princeton by score Oh
10 4 winning the series - EX-Coroner
Zucca returned from abroad and brought oach
an interview with Richard Croker - deIlIy y
Siesel gave $4,000 10 Stony Void SanatorluiI-
man was killed in an automobile accl-
dent near Paterson, N j
THE Naturalization for to-day;
Cloudy. with showers. The temperature yes
ferday: Highest. T9 degrees; lowest, 64-