New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-24
Nrtp1lurk Dailp Gribnlrs
SUNDAY. APRIL "a. 1904.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS Senate: The General Deficiency
bin was passed with an amendment practicalIy
feafirming the present Chinese exclusion laws.
s- House; a scene OF great eNclteIneht M Wa
caused when Mr.. Dalzell charged Bourke Cock
ran with accepting pay for supporting Mc h!Ies
IN 1896. Mr.. Cochran bitterly resented the state
,,ent. Ar Hepburn made vigorous reply TO at
tacks on President Roosevelt; the Merchant
Marine Commission bin was passed.
FORETGN.-R Russian guns have been mounted
on the Yalu 10 command the crossings. ~ A.
special messenger from Gensan said that Rus
slams had attacked Songjin and burned the jap
anese consulate. - British authorities at
Hong Kong and Singapore have sought to sup
press the circulation Of a Chinese paper friendly
to Russia. == The letter Of an official OF the
Secret Service Of France told OF many japanese
spies in that country. -= The automobile OF
the Grand Duke Michael wild and crashed
into a private carriage. = The japanese heet
was again reported off Port Arthur - Henry
Slater. head of a private detective agency was
arrested in London. charged with conspiracy TO
pervent Justice. Frederick Martin, Com
missioner of immigration for Porto Rico, com
United suicide at San Juan. - The stock
holders OF the Panama Canal Company at
meeting in Paris ratified the sale OF the canal
property to the United States by nearly unan-
imous vote.
DOMESTIC.-President Roosevelt appointed
Teelman Winthrop. now Judge in the Philip
pines Governor of Porto Rico. to succeed VIII
lam H Hunt. - w J. Bryan. in a hall In
Chicago. secured at his own expense made
speech on the New-York Democratic platform,
IN which he found nothing 20 commend. cr1tl-
cised Judge Parker. whom he declared UNIT for
gave his own views on the issues for the coming
campaign: he did not express any preference as
20 a candidate. - An informal reception was
held in honor OF Chief Judge Parker at Buffalo
- officials Of the New-York New-Haven
and Hartford Railroad Company transported lto
strike breakers to New-Haven, TO take the place
Of the boilermakers who quit work on Friday;
8 statement issued by the company. assert
ing that all demands had been granted except
an increase OF wages. ~ The town Of Lincoln.
Mass. celebrated the 10th anniversary or its
Incorporation: Charles Francis Adams was the
Nnw~-l r
rnatologist said that he had cured dozen cases
Of leprosy in the last ten years. - The death
at Rome Of Richard s. Greenough, brother OF
Horatio G. Greenough. the well known sculptor
and himself a sculptor, was announced at Bos,
ton. - Acorns were found in Louisiana, Wen
preserved $40 feet underground.
CITY-Stocks were dull and firm. - { n
Iexow's name was mentioned in court case IN
which the wholesale selling Of places on the
police force by ring was laid bare - Two
aremen were killed and many severely injured
bv an explosion and the collapse OF burning
building at Newark. =- John D. hockelelleF'
sr took personal charge Of the work OF hghtlhs
a fire which destroyed barn on his place near
rarrvtourn conference was called 10
avert q huge strike Of garment workers -
The St Georges Society had dinner at Del-
r1,oufco's - Mayor Mcclellan laid the cor
nerstone OF the 69th Regiments new armory.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day
Fair The temperature yesterday; Highest DO
6egrees: lowest. 40.