New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-11
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WEDNESDAY. JUNE II. 1902.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESs-Senate: The Naval Appropria-
taon bill was passed and Mir. Turner. Of Wash
fngton, spoke in favor of the Nicaragua Canal
ro1Ite - House: The bill transfer forest
reserves to the control of the Agricultural De
paTtment killed. on motion OF Chairman
Cannon. of the Committee on Appropriations,
who warned the House against eXtraVagant eN-
penditures; consideration Of the Corliss Paclnc
Gable bill was begun
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS University conferred
degrees of doctors IF laws letters, science ana
music on a number of coronation guests ana
was read before the Colonial Institute in Lon
dcn by Archibald r. Coquhoun on the future
policy of the British Empire, showing the need
for closer federation with the colonies ana di &
ing the establishment OF an imperial council
- The grain tax clause Of the Budget
passed the committee stage in the House 81
SNornrnons DESPITE the averrnents of the Liberal
leaders that it meant the end or the pollcy OF
free trade - Revised figures Of the British
Budget placed the total expenditure at apout
$3.50 100000 and the revenues at StoZ.oVV,VVV'
a consols loan OF about SlJUD0,eOO being pro
posed to meet the deficit and for contingent
dund. - The policy OF the new fTenG nc ,1 Nh
sstTy was set forth before the Chamber OF Depu-
ties by Premier Combes who SAID that economy Ia
would be promoted and friendly foreign rela-
lions would be favored. = AT an eNhlOluui
game OF polo at Ranelagh. before the King and
Queen. the American team was deIeaIeo og
for Venezuela under hurried orders
DOMESTIC-President Roosevelt in a letter
Go the National Unitarian Association said that
there was now almost no policy of coercion" IN
the Philippines. - Quay forces fought sue
sessf1IIy at the Pennsylvania Republican con-
Vention. and viii probably win Pennypach
nomination for Governor -- Ihe ceIeDf4uo!
of West Points centennial was continued; track
athletic games were held, and at baseoaIl iale
defeated the cadets Three Yale seniors,
who went out in q boat Sunday, are missing
and il is feared have been drowned. - The
Collrt CT Appeals unanimously affirmed the con-
1iction of John Most of publishing an anarch-
istic and DANGEROUS article in his paper. -
Fx-Mayor Washburne Of Chicago will ask per
mission 10 tunnel the streets Of that city for
railroad purposes.
CITY-Stocks were strong and dull -
Carroll .. Wright continued his lnvesugatlon
of the coal strike, firing with several or
the operators; President Mitchell delayed MS
departure from the city, and had conference
with Ralph NJ Easley, Of the Civic Federation
- The correspondence between the coal OPP
Mine Workers regarding the issues which led to
the strike made public. - FRIENDS OF eN-
Appraiser Waker0an thought the arrests IN the
silk fraud cases vindication OF ms course
and justified his reinstatement in once -
The Jewels Of Mrs Charles D. Kingdom were
returned. - The Tammany triumvirs, 1t
was announced, viii issue address to-day
- The "shakeup'' in the Police Department
was reported 10 have borne fruit at once; Cap
sain OfPeilly who was transferred to the Oak
st station shut up several poolrooms and dens
east of Park Row. - Thomas @. WagstaH
was elected leader Of the LIST Assembly District
Kings County to succeed Michael ]. Dady. ="
The Board of Aldermen commended the army
In the Philippines.
THE wEATHER--Forecast for to-day:
Showers followed by fair. The temperature
yesterday: Highest, IA degrees; lowest, DO;
average, 90.