New-York tribune., 1903-03-19
Nem71ork DAILY GTibu11E
THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1903.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

coNGREss.-The Senate will take the ma
vote the Cuban reclprocltE peaty az
O'Clock this afternoon. and ADJOURN SING VIC
shortly aftervard
FoRErGN.-In a Parliamentary by-election
"a Sussex England the Conservatives spslalneq
O crushing defeat. Tory majority OF L,o1u "a o.
tbs iast election being changed to a Liberal ma
3orfty of 534 In the French Chamber or
Deputies after a speech by Premier Comnes, the
govefr ment's refusal to permit the nate con
sreestions TO teach throughout France was ap-
proved by a vote of 800 TO 25I. F." Ffghtlng Is
reported near Montevideo. Uruguay: the govern
Tnent has sent peace delegates to oner terms 10
the rsyoIutIonists - Premier Balfour, In a
public address attacked the policy OF the licen-
sing magistrates in England, declaring tnat ma, II
amounted to unjust conhScation. - In Berlin
the graves Of those who fell in the revolutionary
outbreak in 1S4S were decorated - me
Lancashire cotton spinning industry Is harasseo
by the violent fluctuations in value OF A~merieail ~ IN
raw cotton. - The Cuban Cabinet decided 70
let publicly contract to raise the Maine ana
the Spanish wSrshps sunk along the CUBAN
coast Should cases OF yellow fever develop
In cuta, Florida will not quarantine this season
). WHITAKER Wright were mailed by the Celtic
which sailed from Liverpool yesterday.
DOMESTTC.-President Roosevelt withdrew
the nomination Of William Plimley to be As
sistant Treasurer OF the United States TN this
city, and Hamilton Fish was nominated and
confirmed for the place. - The Anthracite
Coal Strike Commission submitted its report TO
the President and it viii be made public on
Saturday. - The State Senate, by vote Of
30 TO Il, passed the EisberE bill abolishing the
of1ice of coroner. - Three hundred freight
handlers Of the New-Hsven Railroad in that
city made a demand for higher wages. -
-Four trains were tied up between flooded sec
tious in Arkansas, and q steamboat was char
tered to take of the passengers. - The
hearing Of the Northern Securities Company
suit began in St. Louis before four United States
Circuit Court Judges, sitting under special act
Of Congress. - In the Wabash injunction
case in St Louis aHidavits were presented de-
casrtng that P. II. Mornssey and other labor
leaders threatened to tie up the Wabash unless
the road were ''unionized." - A Pittsburg
surgeon smputated the entire right upper ex-
tremity. including the arm. collarbone and
shoulder blade. of child Of two years An
insane marine who was being taken TO the
government sEylum In Washington, escaped
from his cUstodtans in Baltimore, and police
man had desperate fight with him In the Penn
eylvania Railroad tunnel - Colorado iG ex-
the worst storm Of the winter; rail-
roads are blocked. and IN Denver streetcars are
unable to and trafic is seriously interrupted.
CTTT.-stocks were strong and higher. 1t
was announced that property worth nearly $40
100000, which taxes had not been paid for
many years. would be sold by the city in Sep
tember. - It was said that there was trouble
because OF the delay of the Roebling Company
in finishing the Williamsburg Bridge. -
James f. Keene issued statement regarding
the Southern Pacific controversy. - The
GeorEic arrived. with news that Jingo, the
largest known elephant in the world. had died
'ef S Cary RssG WIN
lam II. Baldwin, jr., and W. II. Page at the
Unitarian Club dinner. - Oren Root, tr.,
was made general manager Of the Metropolitan
Jacobs. of the Pennsylvania Railroad tunnel.
explained at length his plans. - General
Schuyler Hamilton died st his home In this city.
. The trial Of the divorce suit Of ex-Sherih
pBrien begun after weeks Of delay. -
Frank J. Farrell. In hts examination. testified
that he had once seen roulette wheel at Sara
toga.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Fair Gad warmer. The temperature yesterday:
HiRhegt, 81 degrees: lowest, 46.