New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-09
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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1900.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-Ten thousand japanese troops
will winter in China, two thousand remaining al
Germans, fifteen hundred Russians and British
brigade; the allies are storing up six months
supplies in Picking; the Russians in capturing
Moukden secured a large number Of guns and
immense stores OF war material. - In yes
seats: of 400 members elected 70 Parliament the
Ministerialists have 32G and the Opposition 100.
- Owing to a revolutionary movement in the
republic, the Dominican Government has de-
creed the suspension of constitutional guaran-
tees. - The relief column dispatched to
Martinique by the Yorktown failed TO get any
trace of the American force under Captain
Shields, captured by the Filipinos. = 1t is
believed in London that Lord Roberts will name
his own successor in command in South Africa.
- Martin c. Fosnes, Acting Director of Posts
IN Cuba, who succeeded Mr. Rathbone was
moved TO hospital in Havana, suffering, it
supposed from yellow fever. - Macmillan
Harden, a German Socialist editor, has been
sentenced to six months imprisonment for leZe
majesty. Governor-General Wood will
leave Cuba this week for a brief visit to the
United States. = Two American detectives,
with Italian from Paterson, y. j., are said
10 be in London for the purpose OF identifying
the accomplices Of Bresci, the assassin Of King
Humbert.
DOMESTIC-Presdent Mitchell issued call
for a convention of coal miners to meet in
Scranton on Friday; it is believed that the 10
per cent advance in wages will be accepted, and
the strikers will return TO work. = The State
Department learned that the Powers had failed
In their attempt to induce the Chinese Imperial
Court return 70 Peking The United
States Supreme Court met for the fall and
winter term. 60 Governor Roosevelt spoke a
dozen times on the way from Chicago TO St
Louis where he will be heard tonight. -
Senator Depew made speech on issues of the
campaign in Chicago. == Andrew D. White
United States Ambassador TO Germany, spoke
before students at Cornell. approving of the
policy Of the United States in recently acquired
possessions - Bryan said that If the election
were held now he would win, but expressed fear
of corrupt forces defeating him.
CITY-Stocks declined. == It was said that
the police had the affidavit of a bank clerk
with Swenson & Sons that Jones. the valet had
laid before the affant last winter a scheme for
getting hold Of William NJ. Rice's money -
Ex-Governor John P. Altgeld of Illinois arrived
in the city and talked learnedy about an al
legged Republican corruption fund. - Chief
Devery issued orders to police captains about
election frauds in response to McCullagh's letter.
- George r. Blanchard, formerly commits
sioner Of the Joint Traffic Association, died at
his home. in Washington Square. - Richard
r. Mitchell was renominated for Senator in the
XXIst District by the Maggie faction of the
Democratic party. Winners at Morris
Park: Beau Ormonde, Basuto, Gold Heels, Com
pensation, Annoy and Potente
THE WEATHER.-Forecas for to-day: Fair
and cooler. The temperature yesterday: High
Est, IS degrees: lowest. 60: average 6S5k.