New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-01

FRIDAY, APRIL l. 1904.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

coNGREss-senate: In the debate the
Postoface Appropriation bill Mr.. DolliVer oe-
Tended the President against attacks py , pe.iao-
Gratis; Mr.. Clark. Of Wyoming. ana Mr. faits si,
eSn accused each other OF making nhlEuthlOl
statements regarding public LAND ahalrs -
House: Mr. Sulzer prevented vote on the
Sundry Civil bin by demanding roucalL when
showed lack Of quorum.
Observation-Disclosures officials expressed regret
attempts by the press TO revive hostile feellhs
against the United States. - Great indlgna-
ton was manifested in Japan over the SINKING
Of the Henyei by Russian warships. =" An
American war charity the Perry Memorlal ne
lief Fund was organized at Toxic. 80 Trans
rortation OF meat and bread from st. petersburg
TO Manchuria has ceased, sufficient supplies OF
cattle and grain having been accumulated;
- The japanese cruiser Akitsushima sailed
from Shanghai, the Russian gunboat MandJur
having been at last oismantled =" Inc tlrst
Civil Tribunal of the Seine, At Parls, oecloeo
the suit Of Colombia against the Panama Canal
Company IN favor OF the defendants. thus re-
moving the last obstacle TO the transfer OF me
canal property TO the United States 80 Tibet
ans attacked the British mission under Colonel
Gounfbusband. and were twice repulsed with
heavy Joss, their camp being captured
DoMESTIC.-Secretary TAFT vetoed the appli-
cation for extension OF pier lines in the North
River. 60 The sentiment for Parker as the
Presidential candidate of the Democratic party
is rapidly gaining ground in the West, while
letter" on which Mr.. Bryan claimed SJOoOO
from the estate Of Philo 5. Bennett was rejected
by the court - Senator Green introduced a
bin which said to permit the stringing OF
wires the property Of unwilling owners. -
The street railway grab bills were attacked in
tie Assembly and their advancement was pre-
vented. - The Garfield bill, introduced ac-
cording TO the wishes OF Mr. Jerome, was re-
ported 10y the Assembly Codes COMMITTEES. -
Six persons were killed by an explosion at a
squfb factory in Pennsylvania 80 Two trust
companies. one in Cleveland and the other n
Boston, failed. - The Botkin jury In San
Francisco was not discharged, Mrs. Botkin say
ing that she was willing TO take her chances OF
q fair verdict. - F. Augustin Heinze paid
his $4,000 fine IN Montana.
CITY.-Stocl1s were dull and Irregular. s.
The Parker-Agar men bolted the I'D Assembly
District Convention at Mount Vernon, and held
a rump convention after the seating of
Mayor Dillon end his delegates by the Tam
many faction 80 An order for William O.
Rockefeller and Z. Rollins Morse TO show cause
Why they should not be punished for contempt
YVES obtained So The grand jury advocated
the measure suggested by The Tribune to rem
Ger buildings safe - The Century Players
nearly went on strike, and II was announced
that they would give no more performances
here. - Archbishop Farley returned from
Rome and told of his audiences with the Pope.
g. w. T. King said the promise had been
made that the grab bills would not be passed.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Rain The temperature yesterday: Highest, AZ
degrees: lowest. &c.