New-York tribune., 1902-01-30
Nebupork Dailp Gribn,rs
THURSDAY. JANUARY 80. 1902.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CoNGRESs-Senate: There was another live
ay Philippine debate, the discussion being based
on the alleged censorship of press dispatches at
Manila; Mr.. Cullom spoke on the treaty making
power holding that reciprocity treaties can be
made without the consent Of the House =
House: The session was brief. and no business
of importance was transacted.
FOREIGN-The Newfoundland Government,
IN Difference TO a request from Colonial Secre-
tary Chamberlain. has undertaken to renew Tor
the present year the French Shore n1odns
vivendi, which expired December 81. -
The Colombian Government war vessels re-
turned TO Panama after an indecisive engage
rnent with the Liberal feet thirty miles south
west Of that city; the Liberal vessels, when
fred on, took refuge under the protection oh OF
Premier, confirmed the statement regarding
peace overtures made by Mr.. Balfour in the
House Of Commons; in London il is believed
that nothing will result from overtures not com
ing from those authorized TO speak for the
fighting burghers, stocks continued to rise IN
the London market on the belief that the opera
tions of Lord Kitchener are bringing the war to
a close. - The Archbishop of Canterbury in
address. denied that the moral law was as
much observed in America as in England. citing
the prevalence Of divorce in America as proof
Of his assertion. = The eightieth birthday Of
the Marquise del Grillo adelaide Ristori) was
observed in Rome. MANY monarchs and other
distinguished persons sending her congratula-
thanks the American people for their felicita-
nons. - The Socialists a seat in the
Reichstag from district in Saxony, the tariff,
which their candidate opposed, being made an
issue.
DoMEsTIC-Adn1iral schley's appeal to Presi-
dent Roosevelt made public. - The Re-
publican members OF the Ways and Means Com
mittee decided to frame a bill repeating prac-
tically all the war taxes before taking further
action reciprocity with Cuba. - The trus-
tees Of the Carnegie Institution held meeting
In Washington at which Mr.. Carnegie present
ed the deed of gift of S10.000.000. and officers
We're elected - The birthday OF President
Mckinley observed in many places. Judge
Day delivering address IN Chicago, w. D.
Foulke speaking at Canton. and Governor Nash
paying a tribute at Columbus. - An inpor-
tant gold find reported from the Klon-
dixie, the conglomerate OF the Indian River Val
ley being said to be rich that of the Rand
in South Africa. "Cale" Mitchell ex-
president of Saratoga Village. committed sui
ride at the door Of Senator Brackets Office.
CITY.-Stocks were Irregular closing weak
- The Rapid Transit Commission ordered
daily reports from the subway engineers regard
ing the quantities Of dynamite stored along the
route OF the tunnel the Investigations by the
authorities were continued, but nothing definite
was brought out; Chief Engineer Parsons de-
clsred that his investigation of the accident i'm
mediately after ii occurred had been hindered
by the coroner insisting on the removal of the
sub-contractor and his men. The report
OF the committee Of the trustees Of the Cathe-
dral of ST. John the Divine on the naming OF
the chapels Of the Cathedral made public.
THE WEATHER-Forecast for to-day:
Snow sleet. The temperature yesterday:
Highest 1S degrees; lowest, 15 degrees: aver
age 10 degrees.