New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-27
arip9lors L]aiIp Gribnlre
WEDNESDAY,, APRIL q. 1904
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS.-Senate: The last OF the appro-
priatiCn bills was passed and the hope was eX-
pressed in moving adjournment by Senator Al
drich that the session might end tomorrow
== House: Congressman Dalzeu took occa-
sion 10 reply TO Congressman Cockran's utter
snces on Saturday, and analysed the inconsls-
tencies OF the political career Of the New-1ork
Congressman, who. he said. had been in turn
& Greenbacker, sound money man and free
silver advocate; Mr.. Cochran. after denying
that he had been q Green hacker and that he
had been paid for his speeches in 1896. asked for
a select committee OF i've TO investigate the
statements made by Mr.. Dalzei; Speaker CaD-
non deferred ruling on point Of order but viii
declare the resolution out Of order to-day.
POREIGN.-Two more companies Of japanese
crossed the Yalu, and heavy firing was heard
near TatUag-kao, which was thought 10 cover
the advance, though there were rumors in St
Petersburg Of z japanese defeat - A dis
patch was received at St Petersburg from the
commander Of the Russian squadron, showing,
apparently. that the warships have returned 10
a Russian port - Tests Of four Russian sub
marine boats at Port Arthur were reported sue
cessfuL 80 The Russian government has de-
cided to lay another line Of rails on the Trans
Siberian road. - A report Of an attempt TO
blow I'D the battleship Alexander III was sent
from Cronstadt - King Edward and queen
Alexandra landed al Kingstown, Ireland, and
went the PunchestOwn races; the King eN-
pressed his pleasure with the good outlook Tor
the country. 80 British force bonlbarded the
town Of IIlig on the Somaliland coast. and capt
ured its Sultan - Shots were hreo az senior
Maura's train while the Spanish Premier was
returning from the Balearic Isles 10 Madrid: TWO
arrests were made. - President LOubet re-
viewed troops at Rome and attended reception
at the CapitC4.
DOMESTIC.-The Indiana Republican Conven-
ton met and elected delegates at large 10 the
national convention. to-day a platform VIII be
adopted containing plank instructing the oele-
gates TO vote for Roosevelt. 80 Rhode Island
Republicans in State convention elected national
delegates, and strongly Endorsed President
Roosevelt, pledging him support - Mhltelaw
Reid was elected Chancellor and st. Clair Nc
Kelway Vice-Chancellor by the Regents OF the
University Of the state Of New-Gork- -
The Court OF Appeals upheld the methods OF
District Attorney Jerome in bringing about the
arrest OF George I. Mills. == Secretary SHAW
smoke at the annual dinner Of the Chamber OF
Commerce in Syracuse. = Nine persons Were
hurt in a trolley accident near Seneca rams
y. Y.
CITY-Stocks were dull and firm - II
vas declared that a woman knew where there
was $4,000 OF the Globe Security funds Deyona
the jurisdiction Of the New-York courts when
the federal authorities might get - II was
learned that James T Woodward was likely 70
withdraw as an elector-at-large. == Emil
Sonner charged with taking money 10 get
places on the police force, confessed; ne was
locked I'D in Ludlow Street jan in a civil case.
THE Neutrality-suspicious. for to-day:
Rain The temperature yesterday: Highest, 90
degrees: lowest 40.