New-York tribune., 1900-07-09
aem2lork Dailp Gaibnats.
MONDAY. JULY Q. 1900.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-The Consuls at Shanghai report
that the legations in Pekng were safe on July
4, and that the Chinese had ceased their attacks
and the only fear was regarding the food sup
ply; al Tten-Tsin, on July ). the Chinese heavily
bOmbarded the foreign settlements, while on
the previous day the Russians had unsuccess-
fully boTnbarded the native city; & dispatch
ceiYed ar Brussels from Shanghai said that
Prince Ching, al the head Of loyal troops, was
conducting q counter revolution TO Prince
Tuan's. and was attacking the latter's forces in
Peking; the Governor Of Shan-Tung has de-
cliEec 10 obey the order Of Prince Tuan TO seize
Nanklng- == Eleven Americans were killed
and sixteen wounded and one hundred and
sixty Filipinos killed during last weeks fighting
II LUzon; seventy insurgents were killed or
wounded IN Panay: the rebels are slowly accept
ing The amnesty provisions. - letter from
Sir Frederick N HOdgSOn. Governor of the Gold
al Akwebusu; the British force under Colonel
VIIcocks has reached Furnsu. in Ashantee and
hard fighting is expected == The Rev. DT.
I. De Witt Talmage preached TO a great con-
gregatiOn II Stockholm. - The new charter
Of the city Of Havana greatly increases the
power OF the recently elected officials and is
regarded by Cubans as another step toward self
PTeE8rlns 10 reopen their mines on Bell Island,
y. F, and extensive preparation for expected
resistance by the strikers has been made.
DOMESTIC.-The State Department received
a mail report from Minister Conger, dated Pc
king, May p, describing efforts TO make the
Tsung-H-4amen take action, and showing that
Ihe 1orelgn ministers we're fully alive TO the
Boxer danger at that time. = Towne, the
Populist candidate for Vice-President spent the
Gay with Bryan and II is believed that he will
not accept the nomination already rendered TO
him - Mayer Mcguire Of Syracuse will
manage the Democratic GUbernatoriaI campaign
in this State - Ex-senator Hill returned 70
Albany, and expressed his satisfaction with the
Kansas City Convention - a Kentucky
deputy marshal was killed in the performance
OF his duty. and the man he sought TO arrest
was mOTtally wounded. - In q collision of
electric cars near Scranton eleven persons were
injured. some seriously. - The Interstate
Commerce Commission made its report for the
last fiscal year on railroads, showing increase
Of mileage and business. - 4 tornado swept
the coast Of New-Jersey, leaving much wreck
age in its wake.
CITY.-Rtchard Croker went 10 Long Branch;
he gave q short talk TO newspaper men.
The Tammany delegates TO the Kansas City
Convention arrived TWO trains one on the
New-York Central and the other the Penn
sylvanla- == A man who was feeding peanuts
10 the animals was bitten in the hand by a
polar bear at Bronx Park - A man was
killed by lightning in Hastings the Hudson.
80 Dynamite exploded in the North River
failed TO bring 10 the surface any bodies of vic
Tins OF the Hoboken pier fire. Three bodies
were recovered from the Saale - Governor
Roosevelt passed quiet day at Oyster Bay.
THE WEATHER--Forecas for to-day: Thun-
der showers and cooler. The temperature yes
terday: Highest, 81 degrees; lowest, "a aver
age, S0Z.