New-York tribune., 1902-06-10
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

coNGREsss-senate: Bsr. Harris, of Kansas,
spoke in favor of the Nicaragua Canal route,
Mr. Simmons, OF North Carolina advocated the
proposed Appalachian forest reserve; consldera-
tion of the Naval Appropriation bill was begun;
House: The Anti-Anarchy bill was passed
by a vote Of 175 TO IS.
FOREIGN-The English polo team defeated
the American team in the second OF the series
OF contests at Hurlinghem by goals 10 j.
the fnai and decisive match VIII be piayeod Oh
June X. - AT a fire in the heart OF Lonoon
nine girls were burned TO death ana h1teeh
persons were injured; the fatal results were
largely due to the inefieieney OF the f1re ,a,d
steamship Kronprinz Wilhelm MADE fecof9
run freua this port to Eddystone Light Ia %
days ii hours and 80 minutes. - WhiteiaW
Reid Special Ambassador from the Cnitea
states 70 the coronation of King Edward. VIII
go TO Cambridge to-day to receive the degree oL
Doctor OF Laws from the university
Edmond Rostand makes a sarcastic statement
in regard TO the Chicago accusation OF pldeIa-
rism in the play of "Cyrano de Bergerac.
The stories to the effect that j. 7. Morgan s
health is bad are declared 20 be without fouhda-
ton - Several persons have been oroWleo
and much damage done 10 sugar pIaIIte5S pIa5 ,ha =,
Porto Rico. - President Palma signed tfe
Amnesty bill giving Americans in CUBAN prlsons
or under trial in that country their nnefts !;
President Palma is expected TO appoint ushe ore &c A
Maxine Gomez commander in chlef OF the
Cuban army. The Pope, at a consislorS /:
bestowed the red hat three prelates, one OF
. them being Cardinal Martinelii; Governor Iait
end the members of his party witnessed tne
ceremony In the Sistine Chapel OF tne falcdl,
the Pepe viii send President Roosevelt mosalcs
from the Vatican as a present - Ine I Anisi
team scientists in St Vincent last Saturday
srnade q second ascent of the Souhrlere Noicalio'
but were unab to see within me crater Oh @0-
count OF the steam and smoke
DoMEsTIC.-The hospital of st. Luke's So
rfety. In Chicago. was burned. and thirteen
pstierats and doctor were killed - Two
prisoners In an Oregon Jail, in a successfnI
sfroyf 70 escape killed three guards and wounded
smother prisoner who tried to stop them -
A small army of men under an eX-United States
officer is guarding the mines In the anthra-
cite region; there was no indication OF riolous
spirit on the part Of the striking miners -.
The opening exercises or the cehteilhlst ann. ~ :
yersary Of West Point were held yesterday the
cid acader17y was thronged with graduates, ana
Generals Schofeld and Alexander, MAJOR NC
rClernand and others made stirr,ng actresses
= A short but severe fire in Saratoga re-
suited in the death of five persons ana prop,
erfy loss of 100000. ~ Governor Odel
named the commission which is to inquire into
the causes Of the laws delay. :" Governor
Odeu appointed Ernest Hall a Supreme Court
sustjce TO succeed the late Miles Beach. and
named ii. II. Bender as fiscal supervisor OF
state charities - President Roosevelt nomi-
mated two major generals and six brigadier gen
erals in the regular army. including successors
TO Generals Brooke and wheaton ana our seoh
General Sternberg.
CITY-Stocks We're dull and strong. - II
was announced that William c. Whitney ana MS
associates in the big traction syndicate had Sc
cured control of the Stanley Electric Manufact-
uring Company. at Pittsfield, Mass. - Presl-
dent Mitchell of the United Mine Workers CON
Commissioner OF Labor ~ Two members OF
the firm ot A. S. Rosenthal d Co were ar
rested and arrsigned on three complaints, ehefg-
fsag them with defrauding the government OF
customs duties on importations OF Japanese
silks - Professor Woodrow wilson succeed
ed DR. Francis L. Patton as president OF FFihee-
sos University - Twenty-seVen police Of
fcials were transferred, and seven new captains
were rnade by Commissioner Partridge =.
District Attorney Jerome, fnuch TO the oissus.
o< ffae counsel for the defence, refused TO put
Ynsnector Cross or the witness stand AT tne
trial of Sergeant Churchill - 1t was salu
shaT Michael J. Dady was preparing a vigorous
epbt on the reform movement among Kings
County Republicans. led by Charles A. schiereh'
THE WEATHER.-Forecast for to-day; Part
" cloudy and warmer. The temperdeure yes-
average 81 degrees.