New-York tribune., 1902-06-26
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THURSDAY. JUNE e6, 1902.
TIE NEWS THIS TORNING.

CONGRESS Consideration of the
bin admitting Arizona. Kew Mexico and Okla
homa TO the Union postponed until Decem-
Der 10: the Army Appropriation bill. over which
there has been long controversy between the
two houses was finally passed and sent to the
President; Nr. Gallinger reviewed five years
operations Of the Din2ley Tariff law =
House: Two important amendments to the
Philippine Civil Government bill were adopted,
and action was taken On number OF confer
ence reports
FoREIGN.-King Edwards condition con-
tinued satisfactory. the latest bulletin OF his
physicians. issued at II p. m. being decidedly
hopeful; K said that the King had par
taken Of scrambled eggs and drunk little
hook and soda. besides opening kilograms With
his own hands; the list Of coronation honors
was published in London: the special foreign
representatives began to return 10 their respec-
tive countries: special prayers for the KING 5
recovery will be held in St PauPs Cathedral
ard throughout the empire to-day. - II Is
thought that all the daItos on the Island OF
Mindanao viii have submitted by June -. -
ince Iluzon on June so = Further testl-
mony was given in regard to cruelty IN Ia
bayas. - Fears OF another revolution were
expressed in Hayti. - Rubin detealed
sharkey in eleven rounds in London
DOMESTIC.-Frank ?. Sargent took the oath
Of Office as Commissioner General OF lInnlgFd-
ton. - The Senate and House conteTIees on
the isthrnian canal question UNANIMOUSLY a. a.
cepted the Senate bill. which favors the Panama
route The strike situation in the Pennsyl-
vania coal region was unchanged ana con
ferences were held by mine workers with fresi-
dent Mitchell. who said the soft coal restrlcLlon
Of product would be observed - EA-GoN-
ernor Robert E. PattisoR was nominated -? tGL
Governor OF Pennsylvania by the democratic
state Convention. go President Roosevelt re-
cesved the degree OF Doctor Of Laws from Har-
,zer6. he spoke TO veterans of the Spanish var
.r me evening. - Reunion day at Yale was
attended by a host of graduates: changes in the
faculty. were announced, and after dinner
sDeeches were plentiful. - Yale ana f1aFNdLu
oarsn7en are all in fine condition. and the out
look for hard fought races to-day is good if the
90
storm swept over Central Indiana, and theFe
were fears of loss of lie in outlying couhIS
districts.
cITY-Stocks were dull and strong :"
Governor Odell was in town for a short time
Going from here 10 Potsdam; he will return TO-
night Physicians and surgeons mere eA-
pressed opinions regarding the operation on
king Edward VII =" immigration o!lIesIs t
1enrTted 2 large increase in deportations OWING
10 an unusual influx Of undesirable 1IaIa!4s-
= Or William Geoghan, an examiner under
the Municipal Civil Service Commission was
eusnended and Il was said that charges would
be preferred against him - Inc VIII oL
Dean Hoffman was filed for probate. "=@o Ihe
Rapid Transit Board voted TO pay S4Voooo ior
the construction Of electric ducts, collsioeIis
Y7ent. Ma-or Low and Controller Grout voted IN
the negative. and it is thought that the latter
may hold up the bill - Corporation CounseI
Riues replied to Commissioner Dougherty, say
ing that the latter had no other alternative
than to use hard coal. and that he must supply
water TO the city; Mr.. RiveS suggested that
Commissioner Lederle be appealed 10 10 chahse
the ordinance in case Of an emergency and this
was done - Justice Joseph decided that the
smoke ordinance was constitutional; Commits
sioner Lederle warned the PennsylVanla Ran
read Company against burning soft coal in its
ferryboats-
THE wEATHER.-Forecas for to-day: Show
\ ers followed by fair. The temperature yester-
y day. Highest. "A degrees: lowest, DO