New-York tribune., 1903-03-27
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FRIDAY, MARCH %, 1903.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

7oREIGN-The French Chamber OF Deputies
voted to refuse the request OF the Car[nosiah
monks for authorization TO remain IN -, ~
There was a further weakening III INC
rrIce of consols Que to the great EXTENSION %
British credit in the proposed irish Lana oLt It
John Redmond. in signed sta Iiti
secIared that TIE fate Of the Irish Lana OH
depended on the action of the coming conSehuo4i '
OF the Nationalist party. to be held IN Uuo1lh
on april Il. - The revolution In NlcaraSua'
according to government adytces, is DelIiS sup
pressed. - Failure to secure ratlhcation OS
the United States Senate has led to the aoati-
donment Of the reciprocity negotiations oetMeen Sa
Jamaica and this country - tofty-tnIee
clergynen of Finland were deprived OF the4r NV
ines for failing to cooperate with the govern
n1ent in carrying out the military law "
TIE body of General Sir Hector Macdonald was
placed in the British mortuary chapel In Par1s'
the French authorities not requiring that IL De
sent to the public morgue; the body VIII De
shipped to Scotland for burial. - There
. is 3 movement In Havana TO defeat the present
= convention and negotiata new RECIPROCITY
by the United States Senate. - Rumors cur
rent In Liverpool that King Edward Is suffering
from mental depression are believed to be un-
founded. - There is anxiety for the New
foUndland sealing feet, which mas not Deen re-
ported for seventeen days
DORESTIC.-The Treasury Department re-
SGmed refunding operations Secretary Shaw an
nouncing that he will purchase $1O0OOoOO 3s
and Is, to be replaced by 2s. - The Presi-
dent has selected Colonel George H. Burton for
Inspector General Of the Army. - Judge
James n. Tyner resigned as Assistant Attorney
General for the Postofice Department -
The Canal bill passed the Assembly by vote
Of 81 10 30, ana now goes TO the Governor for
approval - Large delegations for and
against the Tenement House bill went to AL
hany by special train; there hearing,
but the Governor expressed q leaning toward
the views Of the Tenement House Commission.
- A bill was introduced al Albany for de-
paFtment in the New York City government to
inquire into the affairs Of public service corpora
tions. - The Burdick inquest ended in Buff
faloS the net result was the clearing Of the dead
mans name from calumny.
CITY.-Stocks were irregular, closing strong.
. The grand jury Newark indicted A. ].
CasSatt, John D. Crimmins, E. F. c. Young.
David Young and other officials of the North
Jersey Street Railway Company for man
slaughter because OF the Clifton-ave. ira gedy.
. friend of Fire Commissioner Sturgis de-
clared that Marks seen frequently in Con-
trUller GIout's Office, and that the iatter's at
titude regarding Mr.. Sturgis was a political
move - Senator Platt and Colonel George
". Dunn, ii was said, with the knowledge Of
Governor Odell, came out in favor Of three
Piatoons for the police and f1reTnen. - De
Lancey Nicol at the end Of a cross-exanination
OF Mr.. Amory in the Metropolitan Street Rail-
way case, went TO see District Attorney Je-
rome. declaring that he would make conspiracy
charges. - schoolboy was killed by being
run over by an automobile in Lexington-ave.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Fair. The temperature yesterday: Highest, %
degrees: lowest, 3S