New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-10
aeu7lurls Dailr Gz1oribnrre.
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 10, 1900
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-A response has been made
through Ii Hung Chang by the chinese Govern
rlent 10 Germanys demands, showing that three
OF the guilty mandarIns are 10 De oeIeduet t
three will be sentenced to life lmprlsonment'
and Prince Tuan viii he banished to the 81
berian border and degraded; Il Is announces
that Emperor KWang Su Will return to Peklng
as soon as the negotiations take a favorable
T,lrn- the Empress Dowager is reported to be
seriously i'll at Yuan-Fu. = The Govern
raent gained two seats in yesterdays polling in
the British Parliamentary election; OF o. mem
bers elected so far the Ministerialists nave ooI
and the Opposition IS9 1here Mds q
stormy meeting OF the shareholders of the Grand
Trunk Railway in London. an uproar Deing
caused by the accusations of Sir Henry Tyler,
ex-president Of the road, against the present
management of the property. =- At the New
market races the American jockeys We're again
,,1ari[edIv successful =-Fishing vessels with
crews aggregating over two hundred men are
still missing on the Grand Banks; II Is oeheVed
that the fatalities to fishermen from the great
storm which swept the Banks will reach three
hundred -= The Niceroy OF India reports the
crops as excellent famine conditions disappear
ing while the number OF persons receiving TeIlel
has decreased TO 2,146,000. - Emperor VIII
lam has conferred decorations upon all the lead
ing officials Of the Paris Exposition. -- Ihe
Wernuis of Butte died at his seat in Ayrshire
Scotland.
DOMEsTIC-President Mckinley returned to
wa sbineton and a Cabinet meeting held, at
which the reply to the French note on China
was considered but not completed. - A big
labor demonstration took place IN Shamokin,
Penn al which addresses were made by Presi-
dent Mitchell and other leaders Of the striking
miners; many delegates TO the miners conven-
ton were elected. Governor Roosevelt
delivered a stirring speech to an immense
audience in st. Louis, covering the campaign
ouastfors ip detail. - Bryan complained in
Illinois that committeeman arranged for him TO
speak too far from railroad stations. == At
the trial Of Henry Z. YOutsey on the charge OF
being concerned in the shooting of Governor
CSoebel the defendant created scene of excite
nent by contradicting the brother of the dead
man and showing evidence of mental unbalance.
CITY.-Stocks were dull, but strong. -
Winners at Morris Park: Armor, Sparrow Wing,
Silverdale Harry McCoun, Raffaello. -
1t was learned that the second Rice will con-
tanned no mention of the valet Jones; further
details Of the affidavit made by Walter o.
Wetherbee against Jones were made public.
1t was said that the Roman Catholic
church of ST Stanislaus, in Stanton-st., had been
forced 10 move owing TO the scandalous condi-
tions in the neighborhood. = Both cables on
the Broadway cable road below Thirty-sixth-st.
snapped and traffic blocked four hours.
- There were more rumors that the steel
rail price agreement would be broken.
THE WEATHER-Forecast for to-day:
Cloudy with showers. The temperature yester-
day: Highest, G. degrees; lowest, %; average,
54la.