New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-11
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THURSDAY. OCTOBER II. 1900.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-At Hong Kong it is reported that
a general uprising in the southern provinces of
China has been planned to occur in November;
ten thousand more troops from India have been
requistioned for Hong Kong: the Triads have
repeatedly defeated the Chinese Imperial troops
near Kowloon: Great Britain's answer to Ger
nany's second note has been received in Berlin,
being an unreserVed acceptance of the German
proposals; the expedition from Tien-Tsin to
Pao-Ting-Fu viii consist Of seven thousand
British, French, German and Italian troops.
- Yesterdays polling in the British Parlia-
mentary elections resulted in gains Of three
seats Tor the Liberals and Of one for the Minis
terialists. == /. NOumann's Clarehaven won
the Cesarewitch Stakes at Newmarket, none
Of the leading American jockeys taking part in
the race being placed. = Sir Thomas Upton
announced in London that his challenge for the
Americas Cup was on its way to New-YOrk on
the White Star steamer Germanic - A cabin
passenger describes the scenes the Oceanic
when the steamship touched bottom off the
Irish coast in a fog Tuesday morning
DOMEsTIC.-Presdent Mitchell. in a speech
10 e miners mass meeting in Scranton, told the
strikers that the offer of 10 per cent increase in
wages was not enough, and it is thought that his
ators' offer; a policeman was killed and several
people were wounded in a riot at the Oneida
colliery. near Hazleton. -= The answer Of the
United States 10 the French note on China
completed 10y the State Department and de-
lvered to the Charge zFAfaires of France in
washington, who transmitted it to his Govern
ment = Governor. Roosevelt began his Indi-
ana tour and ended the day with three speeches
at Fort Wayne. BRYAN delivered sixteen
speeches in Michigan to smaller audiences than
he addressed in Indiana and Illinois. The
ninety-hrst meeting of the American Board OF
Commissioners for Foreign Missions was begun
IN st. Louis. = The Governments monthly
crop report showed a slight decline in the con-
dition of corn and cotton in September. -
Controller Coler spoke in Boston on "A Stronger
Public Spirit in Our Political Life
CITY.-Stocks were dun and lower. -
Winners at Morris Park: Tamor, Garry Herr
mann, Dread. Rolling BOer, Carbuncle and
Brisk. == General Harrison issued a state
ment giving reasons why Bryan should not be
elected. = Eleven names of dead Americans
were chosen for the Hall Of Fame. == Ex-
Governor Black made his first important speech
OF the campaign Carnegie Hall -
The officers Of the EliZabethport Banking Com
pany are making efforts attach property
owned by William Schneider. the defauiting
boOkkeeper~- - Tammany Hall nominated
Edward Patterson and P. Henry Dugro for Jus
tees Of the Supreme Court and Francis B. Dele
hanty for Judge Of the City Court. - John
McCullagh, State Superintendent of Elections in
the Metropolitan District, sent letters the
State Commissioner of Excise District Attorney
Gardiner, Chief Devery and Captain McClusky
telling them Of bad conditions in the city --=
The flagship Of the North Atlantic Squadron of
the French navy arrived here. == In the foot
hall game between Williams and Columbia no
score made
THE observation-disclosures for to-day: Fair.
TIE temperature yesterday: Highest. IS degrees:
lowest. ~; average, G}$s.