New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-01
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SATURDAY. MARCH l. 1902.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS Senate: \ vote of Censure on
Senators Tillman and McLaurin was adopted;
the majority report of the Committee on Priv
neges and Elections held Timan 10 be the
greater offender. == House: All records in
private pension legislation were broken. 159
bills being passed in three hours.
FOREIGN.-Lord Kitchener reports the kill
ing or capturing Of six hundred Beers in the
Orange River Colony, with d great quantity Of
live stock, he also reports that the convoy
escort captured by the Beers in the Transvaal
mum bered sixteen officers and 4Il men, of whom
one officer and 100 men have been released, the
British casualties in the fight being one hun
dred wounded, far heard from. == No
tice served by Colombia the Panama
Canal shareholders that they could not trans
fer the canal concession without the assent of
Colombia; there was stormy meeting of share
holders in Paris - The British Government
refused 10 make public the identical note sent
to their respective governments by the foreign
ambassadors at Washington on April 10, 1888
80 There was a fresh outbreak of the work
ing people in Spain including Barcelona and the
mining regions. -== The Tariff Committee Of
the Reichstag voted to raise from two TO five
marks the import duties on maze - f-lghty
insurgent bolOmen were killed in recent fight
in the island Of Samar. == Large orders
from the United States for damask goods nave
been received in Belfast, Ireland. == SLACK
inquiry for sites along the route of the corona
ton procession is perpleXing London landlords
- The Czarina gave 10000 rubes for the
benefit Of the sufferers from the Shamaka
earthquakes.
DOMESTIC-Reports from many points east
OF the Mississippi tell Of great damage and peril
and some loss of life from storm and flood;
Minnesota and the Dakotas report a great bliz-
gard raging Scores of miners lost their
lives in two great snOWslides at Telluride, Col
--= At the meeting Of the Cabinet the queS-
lion Of withdrawing the American troops from
cuba was considered. Prince Henry Of
Prussia visited the Naval Academy at Annap-
oils and IN the evening dined At the German
Embassy I'm Washington; then he left the cap
itaI for his Western tour. == dispatch from
Rochester indicated that there was danger from
food in the Genesoe Valley. == Governor
O6eu is waiting for Mayor Lows opinions
on the bills increasing the power Of the Board
OF Estimate and Apportionment. -- An i'm
pOrtant decision regarding stock brokers was
made by one Of the Supreme Court justices in
merea of New-Yo-k approved a bill for the
relief Of the courts in the First and Second Ju-
dicial districts; the measure Will be introduced
Monday
CITY.-Stocks declined -= Frederick d.
Tappen president of the Gallatin National
Bank died at Lakewood == District At
torney Jerome announced in court that he would
enforce the excise law in accordance with Gov
ernOr Odells request, and would indict police
captains who WinkeG at violations Of the law,
he accused the police of prosecuting saloon
keepers not members Of the Liquor Dealers AS
sociation. -= Heavy rain. accompanied by a
sixty-eight mile hour gale, flooded the city
streets and completed the decentralization Of the
telegraph companies by tearing down the few
wires left by the storm Of last week == Dis
trict Attorney Jerome declared that the cor
orer's iury's verdict Of murder In the McAulife
case had not changed his opinion that death was
accidental but that he would examine the evil
dence further. The hearing in the OF
Florence Burns charged with killing Walter s
Brooks in the Glen Islana Hotel, was continued
before Justice Mayer, Of the Court Of Special
Sessions == The section Of the rapid transit
tunnel in Park-ave. was completed
THE Neutrality-suspicious. for to-day: Rain
The temperature yesterday: Highest. ~ de-
grees; lowest, S3 degrees: average. AZ degrees.