New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-29
Netu7lurk Daily Mibmsre
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER %. 1900.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN.-Preparstions are making in Lon
don 10 welcome British and Canadian troops on
their return from South Africa. == The Beers
under De Wet and Steyn reported To be con-
KRUGER was heartily cheered wherever ne APP
rs4ared In Paris - 4 Thanksgiving dinner
was given by the American colony in Paris, at
which Jules Camben and Consult General GoWdy
we're the chief speakers. - The battleshlp
Eentucky arrived at smyrna; her visit Is SAID 10
have no hostile significance. - sixteen
miners were killed and thirty nr forty Wounoeu
by an explosion Of dynamite in French col
M@~r - Another favorable bulletin was Is
sued By the physicians Of the Car. =
Blizzard ragged in Newfoundland and II is feared
that many vessels have been lost on the COAST,
F. In the Cuban Constitutional Convention
O reply to the speech of General Wood IN calling
she convention to order was read
DoMESTIC.-Rear-A admiral Frederick V. Nc
Sair died at Washington - Unofficial re-
rorfs received at Washington announced the
Toss Of the auxiliary cruiser Yosemite and hVe
Of the crew off Guam during tEphoon =
sentiment Of the West in favor Of ship sub
sldy - The United States will have three
Adnirals in the Orient. - Many tributes 70
the late Senator Davis were received by his
family setting forth the loss to the country by
reason Of his death; the Congress committees 10
attend his funeral will start from Washington
TODAY -- BY reason of the floods part or an
express train the Cleveland and Pittsburg
Railroad was plunged into the Ohio River. and
en- express messenger drowned in his car,
hut the passenger cars remained on the tracks.
- The Federal Grand Jury at Louisville is
SnQuirinR into the alleged DefUOcIdliC eleCtloIl
frauds and some indictments have been already
secured. - Senator Chauncey VI. DepeW
made an address in the Office of the Secretary
of State at Albany, where many State ofhcla Is
had gathered. to witness the placing upon the
wall of a portrait Of Mr. Depew when he
was Secretary Of State in 1864; the Senator de-
scrihed the difficulties he had encountered at
that time in collecting the vote of the New
York soldiers ut the front.
CITY.-Stocks were irregular and less active.
- Progress in the selection of the COMMITTEES
Of Fifteen of the Chamber Of Commerce was re-
ported; several names mentioned in con-
necton with the appointments: it announced
that the Tammany Vice Committee would re-
port tomorrow. - The Rev. Dr. Paddock, OF
she Proc Cathedral testified before the Tenement
House Commission about prostitution the
Fest Side. 49, Thanksgiving Day will be cele
brated by many persons privately and publicly
in and about the city. workman's head
was cut of by elevator which he was said &c
have himself unwittingly started; the police ar
rested man alleged to have been in the car
and charged him with homicide. = HalcyoT
Skinner. an inventor. down by trair
end killed in Yonkers. -= AXtell the famous
1Totter- and Robert j., the PAGER, were sold a.
Madison Square Garden.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day: Part.
IL cloudy. The temperature yesterday: High
est, y degrees, lowest. 20; average, 30.