New-York tribune., 1903-04-17
Isru71nrk DaiIn Gribn1rr
FRIDAY. APRIL IL, 1903
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING

FORFIGN-The Nationalist Convention met
.r Dublin. and was addressed by Messrs Jonn
Redmond. william O'Brien. Michael DaVl.I I alo
others who advised acceptance Of Mr. Wyno-
hams Land bill; motion to reject the Dill was
defeated by an overwhelming majority, ana
motion approving the measure IN principe was
edon.ed - King Edward arrived at Malta
from Gibraltar and landed at Naletta- -
The Sultan's peace commission failed TO secure
the adhesion OF the Albanians TO the reform
scheme OF the powers; uneasiness is felt at
Ccnstan antinople over the uprising IN Macedonia
expected on April 70. and Turkish troops are
being concentrated in that disturbed region
meeting Of the Grand Trunk Railway
shareholders was held in London - Reoeis
captured Muley Arafa, the Sultan,s uncle. VINO
gave his adhesion 70 the pretender. - A
political rnalcontent, armed with revolver, was
arrested in Moscow. where the Car is staying
President Ioubet reviewed colonial troops
1t Aigiers and later sailed for Oran-
DOMESTIC.-A subcommittee OF Senators
70 visit and study conditions in Alaska was
appointed by Mr.. Beveridge, chairman or the
Senate Committee on Territories. - Charges
continued TO be presented in the Poston1ce De
pertment; the overhauling OF the Bureau OF
Salaries and Allowances was begun - The
report that Attorney General Knox had gone
West for conference with President Roosevelt
was denied at the Department Of Justice :"
The State Senate. after one Of the most bitter
debates in its history, rejected Governor OdelI
nomination OF Frank NJ Baker TO succeed MIN
self as Railroad Commissioner. - GoFerhor
Odell appointed Assistant District Attorney
George w Morgan TO succeed State Superln-
tendent John McCullagh, OF the Metropolitan
the witness stand in Frankfort. KY. said that
James Howard fired the shot that killed Gov
ernor Goebei, and declared that Governor Tay-
Tor directed everything and was morally respon-
sibie for the acts Of those connected with The
murder - Dr. Lorenz removed the cast
from the leg of J. Ogden Arrnours daughter in
Chicago; she walked without difficulty, and DR..
Lorenz said that the opera ton he performed on
her last October successful. - In a
speech before the ST. Paul Credit Mems Asso-
ciation, Ex-Governor Merriam Of Minnesota said
that he approved OF ordinations. as he be-
heved that they steadied the situation.
CITY.-Stocks were dull and strong -
Eugene A. Philhin charged that the Interurban
company had borrowed S11. 100000 from the
Metropolitan company to pay what he called
unearned dividends; John D. Crinultns testified
IN behalf OF President Vreeland. - President
Mahon Of the Amalgamated Association de-
clared he would not sanction a strike Of the
elevated employees at this time. - The Citi-
zens Union City Convention indorsed Mayor
Lows administration - The police were
confident that they had in their hands the men
who murdered the man whose body was found
IN q barrel - Ex-Chief Devery told Deputy
Police Commissioner Davis that the police force
should be increased TO 5000 men.
THE wEATHER--Indications for to-day:
Fair. The temperature yesterday: Highest. II
degrees: lowest. Al.