New-York tribune., 1902-05-10
Nstppork Dailp Gribn1re
SATURDAY, MAY 10. 1902.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS Mr.. Lodge tried to have
time set for taking the vote on the Philippine
Civil Government bill. but met by objec-
tions from the Democratic side; Mr.. Teller spoke
against the bill, and Mr. Carmack apologized
for the language he used Thursday. So
House: The bin admitting Arizona New Mexi-
and Oklahoma TO the Union States
passed
FoREIGSS.-A schooner. which reached the
tinioue. reports that 10000 people are sup
posed 10 have perished on the last named island
MAY 8: the French waTship suchet returned
from 81: Pierre to Fort de France. MaEtiniaue.
who report that a rain OF fire from Mont
Pelee fell on St, Pierre. DESTROYING the place
islands that have become isolated through the
island Of St Vincent where alarming volcanic
action was reported at last accounts. ~ A
Corrisan. - London newspapers continue TO
comment angrily on the proposed Atlantic ship
are hiring aboTers in Norway to build rail-
F9aa 70 aevelop the ore neids OF the pgndeTland
resigned; the Haytian Congress viii meet on
States cruiser Cincinnati arrived at San Do
Laingo; ex-Prestdent Jiminez and his ministers
where they had sought refuge. - Warships
San jose de Guatemala to enforce payment Of
loans from those countries TO Guatemala. -
April %. killing several hundred of the inhabi-
tants - Professor James Gilmore, of Gin
months imprisonment in Italy for ihjuring
DOMESTIC.-William Pinkney managing di-
rector OF the Neptune Line Of steamers, said
that the steamship combination had bought
the Cunard Line. - The miners in the
h anthracite region in Pennsylvania will strike
E(on Monday; whether the strike will be perma-
t/nent Will be decided at a conference of district
leaders at Hazleton on Monday. - II. Clay
Evans. who was confirmed consul general
at London, denied that he had been forced to re-
tire from the Pension Office; the President
nominated Eugene F. Ware of Kansas for
Commissioner Of Pensions. - The funeral of
Rear Admiral Sampson took place at the Church
of the Covenant In Washington and his body
Natlonal Cemetery. - Blast furnaces and
a railway terminal are about to be constructed
at South Buffalo.
CITY.-Stocks were dull and irregular at small
price changes. - The funeral of Archbishop
Corrigan was held in st. Patricks Cathedral;
Cardinal Gibbons sang the mass and the sermon
was preached by Archbishop Ryan, of PhiladeI-
phla- - Mrs. Gilbert was convicted of ac-
cepting S400 the assurance that she could
get place policeman for a private detective
- Captain Chapman captured The" Allen
ano Z59 other prisoners in the alleged poolroom
at No. so SiXth-ave. - A former employe OF
certain East Side instament dealers made fur
ther revelations OF the hideous practices OF the
Snarks - II announced that Paul
Leicester Ford. who murdered by his
brother Malcolm. and the latter, who killed
himself would be buried in the same grave and
one funeral service held for both Three
bunaloes stampeded in Montcair, chased panic
stricken men, women and children through the
streets. - A number of representative
women denounced the way in which open cars
were allowed to be run in this city - Presi-
dent Henry Morton of Stevens Institute Hobo
ken. died in private hospital here from the
effects of an operation performed him on
April 1o. - II was reported that the block
front in Broadway between Thirty-third and
Thirty-fourth SITS had been leased. and that a
big department store would be built there
THE WEATHER.-Forecast for to-day: Fair
and cool. The temperature yesterday: Highest
90 degrees; lowest, AZ, average, 56.