New-York tribune., 1902-03-23
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SUNDAY, MARCH 23, 1902.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS-The Senate was not in session;
- House: Consideration Of the contested
election case of Moss against Rhea, from the
IIId Kentucky District, was begun; the tltle OF
the Democrats member from the With Ala
bama District TO his seat was conf1rmed'
! Observation-Disclosures Ross Colquhoun gave
his views upon the Philippine quesuon, = he
The conditions in Venezuela are peporISd te pe
serious the whole country being ,repoTtSu - 80
readiness for an uprising. = The strike %
agricultural laborers in Italy IS reported 70 o0
errea6ing. - Cambridge easily defeated OK
ford in the boat race from Putney to MortIahe.
s. A strong effort is being made at ManiId
ITO prevent the spread Of cholera - @1,oae - ne
town of Kam-Chau was captured ny ci+I ~
t1ebels == Prince Henry VIII WISH span S 80
MAY. -= The son Of Prince Henry, @ NaloeIlIai; L
iseeIns TO be in a more serious illness lhdh "o0
previously supposed.
DOMESTIC.-General Leonard Wood N~lllllary ~
tGovernor of Cuba, arrived in washington @ dL-u
tconferred with the President and secretary
ERoot on plans for the evacuation OF una ~, ~
definite date for the withdrawal OF American
troops has yet been fixed. - Attorney Gen. Se..
ieraI Knox decided that the pupIc laluS u " y
t19ico are the property Of the United States --
Russell s Taft chief judge Of the supreme
tSourt of Vermont died in ST. Adams. == Inc
total appropriation by the present StaIe 4esIs-
flature viii amount TO about SZZ,OUU'VoV' -
The bill TO permit the Board OF Estimale ana
kApportionueut TO fix the salaries OF New @ orr
lCity employees may fail or passage,
ffroiler Grouts bills viii be reported IN the AS
ssembly Monday night - senator "a, "a -
f3g preparing the canal referendum upon "hlch
electors may vote next fall. == 4 savage
5frstricide was committed in Albany. == The
floods subsidized in Maine without doing great
damage - The nomination of Frank 7. Sar-
gent Grand Chief Of the Brotherhood OF Loco
sTnottve FireTaen TO be Commissioner General OF
Immigration will probably be sent in by April l.
p CITY-Closing prices for stocks We're II
regular. Justice Mayer discharged FLOR
ence Burns at the close of the hearing on the
charge against her OF numbering walter =
Brooks Justice Gaynor decided that
Charles Gudeu was stiu Sheriff of Kings
County and that his removal by governor CGeti
was void and unconstitutional, and ordered
Norman s Dixie TO turn over to Guden the
books and papers OF the Sheriff's office. -
A compromise was reached on the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad tunnel bill, by which the Rapld
Transit Commission will have control OF the
franchise - Mayor Low had q conference
with the State and City Civil Service corlITlls-
sions and an agreement was reached regard
tng the administration Of the Civil Service IN
this city. Judge Townsend rendered
decision holding the French steamship La
Bourgogne responsible for the marine disaster
of July l. 1888, in which several hundred lives
were lost - Charles NJ. Schwab and other
ca capitalists bought controlling interest in the
Canadian Copper Company and considerable
block Of stocks of the Nickel Corporation; they
intend 10 form holding company, capitalized
at 100000 10 control their joint holdings
- The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
bought the block front on the north side of
Thirty-second-st, between Eighth and Ninth
aves., for the purpose Of enlarging its proposed
terminal site.
THE WEATHER.-Forecast for to-day: Fair,
stationary tempera ture. The temperature yes
terday: Highest, 63 degrees; lowest, 80; aver
age, 81.