New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-16
Buslnfss d ONES.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-The Cars illness grave
anxiety throughout Europe; favorable bulletin
was issued by his physicians = The Creden-
tiaIs Committee of the Cuban Constitutional
Convention presented its report, recommending
the seating of all delegates from Havana Prov
ince although thousand votes were rejected as
illegal. - The joint note Of the Ministers in
Picking is nearly ready for submission to the
Chinese Government :" E. B. Baldwin ar
and supplies for his projected Polar expedition.
Thirteen people were killed in railroad
wreck in France, the Peruvian Minister at Paris
being one OF the victims - EX-Presldent
KRUGER sailed from Port Said the Dutch
cruiser Gelderland for unknown destination.
- The censorship on cable dispatches at Ma
mia removed. - 1t is said that Lord
wolseley intends to revisit the scenes of his
former campaigns in Canada, South Africa and
Egypt.
DOMESTIC.-The condition of Senator c. K.
Davis regarded somewhat worse, as he
showed delirium on awakening. - The stu
dents of the Omaha Medical College engaged
in melee. in which two were seriously, If not
fatally. injured. 49, After five days in a sink
ing vessel in midocean the captain and crew Of
a lumber bark We're rescued and taken to Phila
delphia on a steamer. - A snowstorm swept
over the upper part of the State yesterday. The
fall was three feet in some places and traffic was
blocked and tied UP in many towns and cities
- Governor Roosevelt will not give his de-
cision the Ice Trust charges against Mayor
Van Wyck until next week - 1t was an
nounced that the Anglo American Joint High
Commission would resume its consideration Of
international questions. the Alaska boundary
dispute being eliminated for settlement by direct
negotiations. - Army reorganization plans
and problems became known, and it was an
nounced that a minimum strength Of 100000
had been decided on, with proper increase
OF general and other officers. - Secretary
Long announced agreement armor plate
contracts which to the Government
S3000.000 on a $4,000 900 deal. - The Mica
raguan Minister returned to Washington and
reported a treaty between his country and
Mexico and also satisfactory progress toward
the Nicaragua Canal
CITY.-Stocks were strong and higher -
Richard Croker ordered a campaign against vice
the part of Tammany Hail. - The la
bilities of W. L. Strong & Co, it announced.
seemed to be a little more than 81 900. 900. -
DR.. Christopher T. Ahlstrom and a married
woman were found dead in a room at the Boule-
ward Hotel. having been asphyxiated by gas.
- H. Victor Newcomb declares he is able to
manage his property in his contest regain
possession of it; his wife alleges he again shows
signs OF insanity. - Information to the
cause of the Grant assignment still with
held by members of the firm. - The General
Missionary Committee of the Methodist Church
allotted money for work in foreign fields. -
Miss Louise Pierpont Morgan was married to
Herbert Livingston Satterlee in St Georges
Church.
THE WEATEER.-Forecast for to-day: Fair
and continued cold. The temperature yesterday:
Highest. A degrees; lowest 81 average, 80