New-York tribune., 1902-04-11
NepIprk Dailp Gribn,re
FRIDAY, APRIL IL, 1902.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CoNGREsS-senate: Mir. Depew spoke on
the plan for election OF Senators by popular
vote advocating uniform rules for Suffrage IA
ali the States: debate on the Chinese EXCLUSION
bin continued and the Postoffice Approprlauol
bill was passed - House: Debate on the
Cuban Reciprocity bill continued, Mr. GrosvenoI'
Of Ohio making the principal speech IN It's la'oI'
FOREIGN-An the Boer chiefs, incluolng
President Steyn and Generals Botha, DE WEI
and Delarey, have gathered at Klerksdorp, In
the Southwestern Transvaal TO confer on tne
peace terms of the British Government -
The burial of Cecil Rhodes took place on the
Matoppo Hills, in Rho6esia; native rites were
performed around the rock tomb after the
Rishop of Nashonaland had conducted a church
service; in London, at the hour or the burial IN
The Matoppo Hills memorial service was held
at St Pauls Cathedral and was attended 10y
many prominent people - Owing to a pub
ication in an anarchist paper at Berne regard
ing the killing Of King Humbert. diplomatic re
lations between Italy and Switzerland have been
rfiptured. Diplomatic relations between
France and Venezuela have been renewed. -
There were further riots in Brussels and other
rites of Belgium. - British ana German
warships were sent from Shanghai to Ning-Po.
China, to suppress anti-foreign outbreak
DOMESTIC.-Albert T. Patrick wrote to the
Secretary Of State at Albany. seeking a law
under which he hoped to escape confinement in
the death house" at Sing Sing, pending decision
on his appeal. =-= The Troy Conference of the
Methodist Church opened at Saratoga. :"
Percival w. Clement, president OF the Rutland
Railroad. announced himself a candidate for the
Republican nomination for Governor or vermont
on a high license platform. - Governor Odell
withheld approval Of Assembyman Apgar's
Kensico Cemetery bill. - The Governor
signed the krum bill enlarging the field for
savings bank investmers. - Five men were
killed in two wrecks in Massachusetts,. -
An attache OF a foreign government at Wash
ington is accused OF acting as a spy, ana is
likely to be dismissed - Governor Dole or
Hawaii arrived In Washington for a conference
with President Roosevelt. - Robert j.
Wynne, Washington correspondent of The
New-York Press" has accepted the office Of
First Assistant Postmaster General. - The
total valuation of the estate Of the late Philip
d. Armour is S14, ,151. JOS. besides some real es-
tate - Two mysterious and peculiarly
atrocious murders occurred in Detroit -
President Roosevelt cheered heartily on his
way to Washington from Charleston. - The
government makes the condition of winter
wheat 7S.7. against 91.1 on April last year.
CITY.-Stocks we're irregular and active.
r. Miss Stone. the missionary, who was ran
somed from the aptivity in which she was held
by Bulgarian brigands. arrived on the Deutsch-
land and went TO her home IN Chelsea, Mass. On
the Deutschland also Alberto Santos-Du-
mont, the aerial navigator, who talked on the
subject of airships - Mayor Low signed the
bill designed in part 10 protect poor and ig-
norant foreigners from imprisonment as install
ment debtors and stop the nefarious practice
Of the insta ment dealers and city marshals-
- District-Attorney Jerome. IN an address
before the Mems Club OF the Judson Memorial
Church, asserted that a reform administration
would not be again elected in a generation If
the present excise law not repealed
THE wEATHER.-Forecast for to-day: Fair
and warmer. The temperature yesterday: High
est, so degrees; lowest, :39-