New-York tribune., 1900-11-21
Nem9lprk Dsailp Gribu,rs
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER p. 1900.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-President Krugers mission to
Europe. 1t Is learned. is TO seek honorable terms
OF peace with England, and II is said that he
Will fight 10 the last against annexation;
preparations for his reception continued in Mar
seilIes The physicians Of the Car issued
a slightly less favorable bulletin. - General
Macabolos. former insurgent leader. is to start
in pursuit of Aguinaldo with a PARTY Of natives
- NJ. Delcasse Minister of Foreign Affairs,
made statement in the Chamber of Deputies
regarding the policy of France in China. -
The Admiralty Court in Lordon found the
Cunard liner Campania responsible for the col
nsion with the bark Embleton. in which eleven
lives were lost. - The woman who attempted
10 Kill the Kaiser at Breslau sent to an
insane asylum. - The Duke and Duchess Of
York ii is said have decided to visit Canada
- The British warship Pheasant was ordered
to Panama to protect British interests.
DOMESTIC.-Minister Wu Ting Fang spoke
the causes of the i'll feeling toward foreigners
in China before the American Academy of Po-
ltical and Social Science in Philadelphia, show
ing how the attitude toward foreigners had
changed owing TO their own actions. - DR..
Daniel Colt Gilman will resign from the presi-
dency of Johns Hopkins University the coming
year. and DR.. Albert Shaw is talked of as his
successor - Republican members of the
House Ways and Means Committee held meet
ing in Washington to consider plans for reduc-
ing war taxes; Secretary Gage told the commit
tee that q reduction of S30.000.0O0 might be
made. - A conference Of commercial and in
dustrial organizations at st. Louis passed reso-
lutions favoring the adoption by Congress of
the Cullou Interstate Commerce bill. - Be-
cause Of errors at his trial the Court Of Appeals
yesterday granted new trial to Dentist Samuel
F. Kennedy, now under sentence of death for
the murder OF Dolly Reynolds. - The first
New-York State conference Of Charities and
Corrections was opened at Albany last evening
and the members were welcomed by Governor
Roosevelt.
C1TY--Stocks closed strong on an active vol
uule Of business. Bishop Potter replied
to the letter Of President York of the Police
Board; he declines to act with the Board or the
Tammany Committee - The second day of
the Horse Show showed a continued interest in
the exhibition. - President Galloway told of
number Of changes contemplated by the New
YORK Central - Postmaster General Charles
Emory Smith. Senator Depew Bishop Lawrence
and Chief Justice Parker spoke at the 1920
annual dinner of the Chamber of Commerce.
- The local dealers agreed to advance the
price OF household sizes of anthracite coal so
cents a ton; scarcity in the Eastern market
vas the alleged reason for the rise. The
trustees Of the Atlantic and the Bankers trust
companies agreed on a plan of merger to be
submitted 10 stockholders on December 10 -
At the 96th anniversary meeting of the New
York Historical Society the Rev. Dr. NJ R.
Vincent spoke on The Old Century and the
New" - Cornelius l. Alvord, jr the de-
faulting note teller of the First National Bank
was held for the United States Grand Jury
THE WEATHER.-Forecast for to-day: Rain.
The temperature yesterday: Highest 81 degrees:
lowest, 80; average, 62K.