New-York tribune., 1902-04-14
Ietp71ork Dailp Gribni1s
MONDAY. APRIL il. 1902
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN-Major LittIeton W. Waller, OF the
9th United States Infantry. who was trleu al
Manila on the charge of killing natives on tlie
island Of Samar without trlal, was acq St+b
the court standing II to =; merchants OF ooulli
Camarines Province, Luzon. nave I,elIlolIeo
General Chaffee not TO Withdraw the Amer IIeII
troops from that district, as the native pollce
are unable TO cope with the lawless elemeht: /:
the cholera is spreading in the proNihcss "
Iluzon. - There was extraordinary ~ ~oInclaI
activity in London. due to the peace udlhSs
from, South Africa: q midnight meeting OF mem
bers of the Cabinet was held al the house or the
Colonial Secretary, Mr.. Chamberlain, On Satur-
6av and Yesterday Mr. Chamberlain had an
audience with the King, lasting Two hoLIS' dt
I9I,cll;nebapo Palace - The United States
transport Hancock, which went aground on one
of the Philippine islands. was foated - ne ne
rjoting in the streets of Brussels on SATURDAY
night resulted in several rioters being h1ied aIl
the hospitals filled with wounded Tor Inc MS ~ 81
time the police fired on the mon with @ riIes :
loaded with bail cartridges. - The Uhlleu
states cruiser Brooklyn reached Gibraltar on
Ats voyage home from Manila. - The Brit
ish steamer Kinfauns Castle. which stranded on
the Isle of Wight while on voyage nome from rom
The Cane was hoated. - The Mexican Court
Of Appeals decided that the imprisonment of
Mealv an American. by q lower court at Cludad
Porfrio piaZ was irregular and arolraTN- - :
Consul Campbell has left Russia for the United
States, declaring that he will resign the post at
Warsaw, owing TO the opposition to his appoint
nlent there.
DONESTIC-A report on the coal mines Of
Alaska was made public - LeaaefS ! oI tLe M
Republican party in the House at Washington
believe that the hill for Cuban reciprocity VIII
ne no ssad this week Senator Hanna again
denied that he would be candidate for the
Presidency - Governor Odell has asked DIS
frict ATTORNEY Jerome to consult with MIN on
the evidence in the alleged murder Of James NC
auliffa in New-York The Bedeil bill, CIV
ing 10 the New-York Central and Hudson River
Railroad authority TO provide additional ter
rninal facilities in this city, will be CONSIDERED
bv the Governor to-day. - Governor ooeli
pr7lned away $4,000 from various proposed
appropriations.
CITY.-Save for the Raines law hotels II was
e. dry Sunday. - Many persons had narTo"
escapes from drowning at the West forty-sec-
ond-st ferry slip. -- Counsel for the Rapld
Transit Commission declared that body should
take up the planning Of the East Side tunnel
extension at once and told steps they might
take now to avoid delay in the future. ="
General C II. T. Coils sent letter TO the Board
Of Estimate urging the abolition of needless
private secretaryships in the city departments
The president of the Hackmen's Pro-
tectiVe League outlined the suggestions whlch
he would make at conference 10 be held TO-
day to provide plans for remedying the present
abuses Of the cab system. - Several arrests
were made III the crusade against those VINO
speed automobiles in the city. == 1t was sald
that the endowment fund for the parish Of the
Ascension was growing rapidly, and plans were
announced for the celebration OF the church $
seventy-fifth anniversary
THE WEATHER--Forecast for to-day: Fair;
stationary temperature. The temperature yes
terday: Highest 53 degrees; lowest, IL; aver
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