New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
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THURSDAY. MARCH 26, 1903.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

DOMESTIC-A big shake-up is impending IN
the Postof1ce Department. an intoierapie cor
Attfou Of affairs being said to exist, ana man!
chiefs Of division and clerks will be removed.
g. President Roosevelt declined an inNlta .
taon from Emperor William for the Nortn Az
lsntic feet TO visit Germany -. GeheraI
Leonard Wood left Washington On his way 10
Manila and an order was issued by secretary
Root thanking him for mis- services IN Supa. ,
= The Davis Canal bill was debated In the
Assembly and made a special order for To-Day.
g. The Senate passed the bill increasing ex-
Sse fees by % per H Gs - oy RasIo the o1lv Re
publican not bound by caucus, voted fcr the Dlli'
Senators White and Amber, Republicans, were
absent.
ham introduced the Irish Land bill In the House
of Commons where 1t passed its first reaoing;
Mr.. wyndham said the scheme WouIo not IN IN
reIve more than a loan OF $JO0,OO0.0O0 at 3A
Der cent interest and bonus OF $60OOO,UUO; tne
reception Of the measure in the House was Ia
vo.able. ~ General Sir Hector MACDONALD. q
famous British soldier, shot and killed himself
tn q Paris hotel; dependency, due TO charges OF
immortality In Ceylon. II is thought led to his
act - In q special message to the Nenezue-
Ian Congress General Castro Withdrew MS res
iEnation Of the Presidency of Venezuela -
RevoIutionists hold San Domingo city and have
seized two OF the three warships OF the Donin-
lean feet; further fighting unfaycrable to the
Government forces has taken place In the re
public. ~ Russis is reported to be trying 10
neEctiate q loan OF S100O00,000 in Paris. -
VI. X. Vanderbilt denied that any change in
control Of the New-YoTk Central road ts con-
ternplGted. There was g 1UrIner Iail III
the price of Consols in London to S9M the low
eat price on record - The opera house at
Toronto was burned, causing q loss OF $15OOUe
CITY-Stocks were weak and dull. - Sen
sfos Plett. in interview. favored the canal
and hfga license bills and other fusion move
nsentS,. with the denomination of Mayor Low.
It was learned that Richard GROCER would
be here in July. - United States District
Attorney Burnett said the silk frauds cases
would again be taken before the United States
Grand Jury. - At the meeting Of the
VNtR NiNTh
the oecadence Of the Church; Captain Mahan,
Dr. Mcconnell, the Rev. Ernest NJ. Stires and
Dr. Huntington had spirited arguments -
Tt was brought out IN the hearing against II.
Il. Vreeland that Talbot ]. Taylor paid $500
TO learn about the affairs Of the Metropolitan
Street Railway Company. - The West Side
Taxpayers Association attacked Mayor Low for
refusing to give an audience to the liquor
dealers committee. F. A woman accused
lawyer, the of ex-Police Superintendent
wsiiing, Of taking $3.50 from her to bribe de-
tectives to get her husbands discharge. -
Two women held up and robbed two other
women in e Sixth-ave. department store door
way. - The commission appointed TO look
into the case OF the Port Chester Railway Com
pany reported that II intended in good faith
TO build the road, and approved the epplica
ton. - Seven persons were injured in
trolley accident in Brooklyn.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Fair. The temperature yesterday; Highest,
a. degrees; lowest 36.