New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-05
Aetn2ork DAILY GribrQrs
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, 1902.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CoNGRESs.-Senate: Mr.. Frye spoke again
on his Ship Subsidy bill. - House, The con-
ference report on the Philippine Tariff bill was
adopted, and the bill now goes to the President
for signature; debate on the bill to classify the
rural free delivery service continued
FoREIGN.-There will be an attempt to cur
tail the ceremonies at Westminster Abbey
when the coronation takes place. = MI.
Brcdrick, in the House of Commons. defended
the work Of the army in South Africa; he also
suggested some changes. - The Cunard
steamer Etruria, with her propeller broken, was
towed toward the Azores by a British steam.
ship. The rebellion in the province Of
Kwang-Se China has assumed alarming pro-
portions. - Ringleaders were shot for par
ticipation in Spanish strikes; the plot for an
uprising is thought to be due TO an anarchlst
uprising Several German steamship
companies reported a large decrease in divi-
dends. - The State Department gave an eI-
PLANTATION Of the demand upon Turkey in the
case of Miss Stones abduction. 80 Fighting
around the capital Of Colombia continued, and
a large force Of troops has oeen sent 10 Gelehu
the city. The Kearsarge, the Alabama
the Massachusetts and the Indiana sailed from
Cienfuegos for Colon.
DOMESTIC-Prince Henry spent six hours
sn Milwaukee where elaborate dinner was
served, and started on the way TO New-Engiand:
in the earlier part Of the day he saw some OF
mortal services were held by the legislature at
Albany. and the Grafton was delivered by
Charles Emory Smith. former Postmaster Gen
eral. - President Roosevelt may SEND a
special message to Congress to-day or to-Tnor-
row urging in the strongest terms that tariff
concessions be granted to Cuba - Attorney
General Knox has completed his bill Of COM
plant against the Northern Securities Com
pany, and IL will probably be filed in the United
States Circuit Court at ST. Paul this week -
Mayor Lows bill to empower the Board OF Es-
innate and Apportionment to change salaries
IN the city departments has been so amended as
make IL accepta bic. il is believed, to Governor
Odell and the Republican legislators. - The
bill pledging the State to pay half for road i'm
provements made the cash system was sent
to Governor Odell for his signature. -= A Dill
has been introduced IN the legislature 10 lease
Blackwelrs Island TO the government for ten
years. - Senator Platt visited the Senate at
Albany.
CITY.-Stocks closed weak. - The New
York Central directors wrote TO Mayor Low and
assured him that the company was ready to
begin its proposed improvement OF its terminal
as soon as the legal formalities could be carried
out: they asked the Mayor to withdraw his ap-
froval Of the Wainwright bill. fixing date at
which steam a motive power must he given
up in the Park-ave. tunnel; the Mayor said that
he would wait TO see Assemblyman Wainwright.
60 District Attorney Jerome changed his
view that the death OF James McAuliffe. the
Glennon witness. was accidental, and declared
shat he thought the man was murdered: In
Epector Harley began investigation. =
The executive committee Of the Civic Federation
settled the strike Of the employees of the Ma
Eonal Cash Register Company in Dayton.
THE WEATHER.-Forecsst for to-day: Rain
or snow. The temperature yesterday: High
est, 80 degrees; lowest, "a; average, 80