New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-02-04
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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4. 1902
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

coNGREss.-Seuate: Judge Swayne appeared
by counsel ana entered plea Of not guilty in re-
Div 10 the impeachment charges against GlAa
Discussion Of the Statehood bill continued -
House: The Postotice Appropriation Dll was
passed.
FoREIGN.-The agitation in Poland is in
creasing, strikes having closed the coal mines
ana sugar factories; troops hred on mon at
LODI, killing six persons and wounding forty
eight, according TO a dispatch from that CITY.
Governor General Trepoh said that Max
i'm Gorky would have 10 stand trial; the nature
OF the charges was not made public; three Lib
eral leaders have been set free. - Dispatches
from General Oku's headquarters and from + leid
Marshal Oyama report continuance OF lhe
action on the east; the Russians opened heaVy
cannonade, TO which the japanese made no
reply: sharp fighting went on along the outer
lines. a Russian attack on Hei-Kou-Tai being
repulsed; the japanese report charges Russians
with mUtilating wounded. -"Fftteen Ainerl-
can warships according TO a Paris olspalcii'
sailed from LuZon southwark to MAINTAIN neu-
rrality in the archipelago. - Advlces from
Santo Domingo said that the protocol with the
United States had not gone INTO ehect' dIId
that the custom houses still remained IN me
hands of the native officials; the country Is
quiet =-= Prince GhiCa, of Runanla, VINO
has been chosen chief by the Albanian commit
tees. announced that his election marked the
beginning OF a revolution TO free the country.
- ArbitratoTs n the suit OF the -Keld conf
pany against the NeW1ounoleilu ,sCo g -
granted an award of over SloOoDo0 TO the
company for the loss Of telegraph rights
DOMFSTIC-T Interstate Commerce COM
r7ission found the Atchison, Topeka and Santa
Fe Railway Company guilty Of fragrant aIlo
wilfu violations Of law in granting reDaLSs
TO the Colora do Fuel and Iron Company. -
A statement by Attorney General Moody JUSTIFY
ing the Presidents action in regard 70 the as
tribution of Indian school funds was MADE pup
lie - Republican Representatives in con-
ference made the ToWn8end-Esch Raliroad ftaIe
bill q party measure and decided TO push IL 10
passage in the House. = The widespread
colo wave continued over most OF the country
east Of the Rockies; owing TO the breaking OF d
natural gas main there was much suferlng III
and a large consignment of game Tor Dreeolng
PURPOSES Will be sent to New-Zealand. Zen eik'
given by President Roosevelt, are among the
animals
CITY=Stocks were strong and active.
Mayor Mcclellan directed Borough president
Ahearn 10 order the signs and slot machines re-
moved from the subway, and if the company
refused TO remove them to tear them out. =
Chairman Odell after comforting with the lead
ers in the legislature, said that II was the unueI
Standing that bills for all the substantial re
forms demanded by the city would be passed al
an early date 49, The police were asked 10
search for G. H. Wood, a New-Norker sus-
pected Of shooting a grocer IN a slelgh az
Watching, X. J. = Many Wen known men
attended the funeral of FRANK H. Croker. -=-
Postmaster General Wynne and Postmaster
wilcox conferred on tf8s needs Of the New-H Crk
Postofice; the former said Wall-st sup-sta-
tion was assured -- An official OF the New
York Edison Company declared that the hght-
ing Of Brooklyn Bridge by the city cost more
than If would If the trust had the contract -
Merchants near the Manhattan approach 70 tIie
Williamsburg Bridge declared that use OF II
as dumping ground was injuring their trade
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Snow and continued cold The temperature
YESTERDAY: Highest. 10 degrees; lowest, 4