New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-06
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FRIDAY. JUNE 6. 1902
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

coNGREss.-senate: Debate on the 18th
milan Canal bill continued, Mr.. Hanna. OF ONO
Mitchell. OF Oregon. for the Nicaragua route:
the Military Academy Appropriation Dill was
passed. House: General debate on the
Anti-Anarchy bill ende7, except for two speeches.
which viii be made TO-DAY.
FOREIGN.-M. Combes has undertaken the
task OF forming a new French cabinet: -
General Collozo. the last prominent Cuban TO
oppose the Presidency Of General rama p4eoseu
his support of the government; a reform move
unent was initiated b. the dismissal OF ali the
f~ienfuegos police Disgraceful scenes took
place in q committee room OF the Chamber OF
Deputies - No definite information regard
ing a shipping trust to fight the synGlcaIe
formed by Mr.. Morgan has been received, al
Though THE Westminster Gazette gave al
legged details Of the com animation s plans
r. Shares in the South African mining terri
tory showed 40 signs of improvement IN prs
statement of the losses of the British
troops shows that nearly one hundred thousand
men were killed. captured wounded anu lhNd-
ljded home in the South African war -.
Governor Taft was received by the Pope ana
stated the objects Of the mission; the PonIlL
expressed his approval Of the American govern
menI's plans. - Alexander E1tIu MOiI '-i0
open championship at Hoylake
DONESTIC-Coal guards shot a boy in the
anthracite fields; the operators are galhlhS ca
the water in the mines, and expect 10 get tnelh
clear; deputy sheriffs will be called out TO-DAY
- The convention Of the National ASSocI S
ton of Military Surgeons was opened II " ss 49,
tngfon President Roosevelt making an duul CSC
70 the delegates - The President sent re-
,,ort m CONGRESS on British operations at Chal-
1nette La holding that there has been no
violation of the neutrality laws - Inc
Yale crews had their first days practice
al Gales Ferry; Harvard's final seiecuons
for the varsity boat were announced -
THE tearnsters' strike in Chicago was set
tied by an agreement between the men ana the
hackers - Final examinations at west POINT
were COMPLETED and the probable nonoT men
were announced - Governor OdeIl visited
the State camp at Peekskin ana was received received
with cheers The legislature, executive
enc judiciary Of Virginia must take the oath OF
allegiance 70 the new State constitution. -
The Supreme Court Of Missouri set ASIDE Inc
order of custer against the packing companies
CITY-Stocks were weak and lower. =
County Detective Mcclellan was arrested -or
NJ zlaooting Mccoy in q gambling raid MONDAY.
u The officers Of the Pennsylvania tiallrodu
asked for more concessions at a conference Win
RAND Transit Commission committee
Mayor Low suggested that before the BrookIyn
subway contract was let a way 10 grant lnTousn
fares from The Bronx to the seashore De
thought out. - A representative OF the Beer
Trust said that the packers admitted their oe-
feat in the recent decision in the courts, ana
that each iirm represented in the trust WouIo
hereafter do business Independently - 1t
was announced that the Rev. DR.. ). d McCon-
nell rector of the Church OF the Holy Trinity OF
BROOKLYN, had accepted the rectorship OF All
Souls Episcopal Church, Manhattan - Inc
Committee on Railroads of the Board Of Alder
men gave hearing on the ordnance 10 pro-
htbit persons from standing between the seats
snd on the steps of open cars. - The degree
Of Master of Letters was conferred on MISS
Helen III. Gould a the New-York University
commencement
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day;
Fair. The temperature yesterday: Highest, al
degrees; lowest, %.