New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-09
AetpDork Dailp Gribnaan.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL Q, 1902.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS- Mr. Cullon, chairman
If the Foreign Relations Committee, proteStea
against the passage Of the Chinese EASl''sIC--
bill in its present shape; rule 10 cheth the u9e
of personalities in debate was adopted -
House: The Cuban Reciprocity bill was lahet
I'D by a vote Of Ia TO so. and the depa1e - 80
opened by Mr. Payne, chairman O. 'Ae ways
and Means Committee
FOREIGN.-Discussi0n Of the sale or the Dan
Ssh West Indies by DenTnarks leslSidtoL7 -
ascribeG to party dssensions, - LtNe 15t Is
-erest over the British Budget. 70 be lnlTouuceu
to-day has been aroused III London. - Inc
Manchurian Convention WAS signe3i lis rali1 3a
7ion will take place in three months - Inc
body of Cecil Rhodes reached BulUwayo; the
burial takes place today. = The vatican VIII
send representatives to The coTonafions IN Eng
land and Spain. == The Tariff Committee OF
the Reichstag fixed duties on imported fruits;
- Major Waller, On trial al Manila, allegeo
that he acted under the orders Of General JACOB
IA smith - More cases Of cholera were re-
ported from Manila. - The Columbia may
take part in the Kings cup races.
DoMESTIC-General Macarthur testified be-
fore the Senate Philippine Committee, taxing
hopeful view Of the future Of the Philippines
and denying charges Of cruelty on the part OF
ae9eT n Reese Of Illinois. died in Springfield
t. Another report comes from the Vest lhat
the American Sugar Refining Company wiz
manufacture beet sugar. - PRESIDENT hoose-
Welt spent portion Of the day at Charleston on
the Algonquin: 4 banquet was given by me CITY
in his honor in the evening. = a on ;, oe
signed 10 wipe ont Little Coney Island, IN
West One Observation-Disclosures was declared
unconstitutional - Governor ooeie ne 80
appropriations aggregating almost sIog,op yl
Appropriations for replacing list beEl-
nent equipment destroyed by fire were approved
hy Governor Odell. - The New YORK Last
Conference. at Torrington. Conn, adjourned
after appointments were made - a ne"
tunnel railroad company, TO build road from
New-Jersey to this city, was Incorporated a.
Albany.
CITY-Stocks were strong and active - 1t
was learned that prominent property owners OF
the upper East Side would soon present pei pei
lion TO the Rapid Transit Commission LOT
prompt action the proposition 10 extend the
subway 10 the East Side. - Alderman PAR
sons said that ordinance TO regulate the q
system would soon be introduced in the board
the Merchants AssoCi2 ton Joined the nGht
against the abuses Of the present system -----
it was said that Mayor low urged governor i
OdeIl to veto the BeGen bill = Upon recelpt
of the news that the Governor had signed the
so-caled Mayors sweep BILL, word MAS sent
TO heads of departments 10 prepare 10 carry OUT
SITS provisions 80 Justice Gilder5leeFe ciS-
solved The temporary injunction restraining the
leasing Of the Metropolitan Street Railway COM
vanv to the Interurban Street Railway Com
pany. - District Attorney JecoInes de1ec-
;ives made raid on a policy shop in Roosevelt
st. which Father Curry complained, Captain
Treden bureh's men would not close. - ne
Tammany executive coIl-l1lttee 3td"plea fesoIu-
tions attacking the Beef Trust - II Was an
,,ounced that City Superintendent Maxwell
would ask for sixty-two additional school build
ings for the city in his report to the Board OK
arguing in the Appellate Division on the Guden
case. said thai Mavor Low could be removed
for the same reason for which il was said Guden
WAS removed. Count MatsUksfa called on
Mayor Low and visited the financial district
The New-Yorh Methodist Conference
closed and the annual appointments of the Blsh-
CD We're announced
THE observation-disclosures for to-day: Rain
and colder The renpera ture yesterday: High
est, AZ degreeS; lowest, II degrees; average, Al
degrees.