New-York tribune., 1902-05-28
lep9lork Dailp Gribn,ts
WEDNESDAY, MAY 2S. 1902.
THE NEWS THIS NORNING.

( CONGRESS Senate: Unavailing efforts We're
made 10 fix a time for taking the vote the
Philippine Civil Government bill; Mr.. Patter-
son. OF Colorado. finished his speech against the
biIl - House: The bill 10 restrict immigra-
tion was passed, after an amendment prohibit
Ing the sale OF liquor in the Capitol had been
adopted.
FOREIGN.-Further volcanic disturbances
were reported from Martinique; there We're
heavy rainfalls at st. Vincent. == Further
rises in the British stock market showed that
Investors considered that peace would soon be
declared in South Africa. == Lord Paunce-
.fote's successor has not vet been chosen. ---==
"A rehearsal of the coronation procession took
.piace at London. - The treaty between
argentina and Chilli Will be signed to-day. -==
king Christian of Denmark granted cXtan-
sion Of the time for ratification of the treaty for
THE sale of the West Indies. = President
Loubet returned TO France after q rough voyage
son the Montcalm.
I DOMESTIC-It is thought in Washington
xhat Sir Henry Howard at present British Min
kster TO The Netherlands. will be appointed TO
the United States. to succeed Lord Pauncefote
r. Qualifications Of an eXtradition treaty Win
Chill were exchanged at the State Department
the Gillian Minister TO the United states. --
The striking anthracite miners say that the
operators apprehensive that most of the en-
igineers, fremen and pumpmen Will obey the
border TO strike on Monday next. == The Ohio
Republican State Convention exhibited an al
most unanimous sentiment in favor Of Senator
that Lieutenant Governor Woodruff did not
want denomination and did not expect to be
presence in Albany started gossip that the anti
fT5in Democrats were seriously considering jas
tice d. Cady Herrick for the GOVernorship NOM
ination- == The Investigation into the affairs
-Of the Western beef houses in this State was
continued in Albany; Il developed that there
was an agreement between the packers regard
ling payment Of bills that abruptly ter
minated last Thursday after the order of the
United States Court in Chicago was issued
cITY.-Stocks were dull and heavy. -" One
fperson WAS killed and over hundred in
sjured. some perhaps fatally, by the cavein Of
splank walk over an excavation at Eighteenth
fst and Fifth-aVe, which hundreds Of people
twere watching the parade in honor Of the French
fvisitors-- The French ROchambeau dele
cation was received at the City Hall, and re-
Viewed a big parade in Fifth-ave. == Infor-
tmation has reached Colonel Ogden Of the Nu
Fnicipal Civil Service Commission that questions
were sold to patr0lmcn who recently took the
+ examination for the place # rouudsmen: two in
4 dictments expected as The result of the in
4 Vestigation. == The Brick Presbyterian
!. Church decided to extend a cali to the Rev. DR..
HRichards, Of Plainfield. y j TO take the pulpit
made vacant by the death Of DR.. M2ltbie Bah
+ cock. # Pushcart peders were scared by the
exposure of their law defying methods, and
rushed TO the City Hall TO get licenses.
2 THE WEATHER.-Foreca for to-day: Fair.
The temperature yesterday: Highest, o. de-
grees; lowest. !Ib; average.