New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-30
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WEDNESDAY,. APRIL 90. 1902.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CQNGREss-Senate: There was lively de-
bate on the Philippine Civil Government bill,
the principal point Of controversy being the
orders issued by General Smith in Samar -
House: The Omnibus Public Buildings bill.
carrying about $17,0oo,oo0, was passed
FOREIGN-The American officers Of the Chi
cago who Were sentenced to lnprlsonIellI ha az,
NOT yet been released: it is thought that tne
King Will pardon Them =- 1t has practicalig
been decided leave the question OF the sale
OF the Danish West Indies TO the islanders -,
The shipping deal has given rise TO q demand
for a Secret Service bureau for the de1ehce oL
british commerce -- The New Gallery was
opened at London: several notable pictures were
exhibited. -= Mr.. Perks and Mr.. Yerkes eK-
planned their plans for the underground railway
- The Chinese Emperor and Empress DOW
ager returned to Picking - captain Al
beers of the Deutschland died suddenly on the
steamer near CuXhaVen- - William Mchfh-
lev osborne Consul General of the United States
at London, died at Wimbledon = The Llo-
eral peers chose Earl Spencer as their leader:
60 The contests for the British amateur goif
championship began at Hoylake-
DOMFSTIC.-The President has decided to
appoint Henry Clay Evans, the present Com
missioner of Pensions, Consul General at Lon
don to succeed William Mckinley osborne who
died Yesterday. -= General Macarthur teStl-
fed again before the Senate Committee on the
phjlippines. -- The Senate Cuban sugar m
xestigating committee will summon Henry O.
Havemeyer president of the Sugar Trust as It's
first witness =- Governor Taft OF the fhli-
ippines addressed gathering Of Yale Students
in New-Haven on conditions in the islands: his
remarks were largely a review of his testimony
before the Senate and House committees -
An island in the St. Lawrence River, purchased
as a site for a Trinity Church summer school,
was seized by Canadian contractors and placed
under an armed guard, because OF a dispute
over the contract for buildings. = The Cali
fornia limited train on the Atchison, Topeka ana
Santa Fe Railroad ditched at Cana, MO-
and five persons were killed; twenty others were
injured The Court Of Appeals denied the
application of John Most for certlncate OF
reasonable doubt his conviction and sentence
for a year for publishing infiammatory matter;
he must now serve his term in the penltentlary-
CITY-Stocks were irregular at small price
changes The County General committee
of the Greater Nev-Eork Democracy was or
yanized at la - meeting in Cooper Union.
The Clearing House committee sent out
circulars announcing resolutions adopted WI n
a-Tect f,1rt commands - The Board of
Aldermen adopted the amended car ahead
ordinance provided for additional school build
fr,eys and urged a fitting welcome TO the Eench
delegates 10 the unwilling of the RocnafnDeau
statue Mayor Low announced hearings
On the new Civil Service ciassiflcatlons-
The representative Of the coal carrying roads
and of the anthracite miners union continued
their conference, but did not reach any de-
cision - The Long Island Railroad Com
many offered the city 100000 for the old 18th
Regiment Armory, which adjoins its station IN
FIatbush-ave-, Brooklyn. ~ NJ j. Dady re-
turned from Havana, and said he would see
Mayor Low this morning
THE wEATHER-Forecas for to-day: Rain,
followed by fair. The temperature yesterday;
Highest 60 degrees; lowest, %: average oo'