New-York tribune., 1900-11-20
Nem7)urk Dsailp Gribn,re
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 20, 1900.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-Count Won Bulow the Imperial
Chancellor. made a long statement before the
Reichstag regarding German policy and inten-
tions in China: the Far Eastern question was
debated in the French Chamber of Deputies;
anti-Christian riots have broken out in Kiang-
Sc Province, China; Emperor Kwang Su in a
telegram to Emperor William announces his in
tention to return to Peking. - Inc car
strike in Lyons, France, is assuming grave pro-
portions; many arrests nave oeen mace oy hir tHe
police. - The United States cable snip
Burnside has reached Colombo Ceylon, on its
way to the Philippines. - Thirty-seyen
Turks who were fleeing from Russia perished
in storm on the Black Sea. - The French
Chamber Of Deputies discussed the alleged
traffic in decorations by the son OF CABINET
Minister. - The Cars condition continues
favorable. The Duke of Manchester was
married on Wednesday last in London to Miss
Helen Zimmerman, daughter of Eugene Zim-
norman, a railway man of Cincinnati the
brides father not being aware of the fact until
yesterday. - The convicted officials Of Dunn
bells Bank Of the Isle of Man, were sentenced
10 terms OF imprisonment - dispatch
from Kingston, Jamaica, reported that the Co
lombian Government had seized the British
steamer Taboga.
DOMESTIC.-It is said by high officials Of the
War Department that a bill will be presented
TO Congress providing for a permanent army OF
5000 men and comforting authority On the
President to double this number in of
need. - Senators Hawley and Lodge gave
their views on probable legislation at the short
bers of the House Committee Ways and
Means will meet in Washington to-day to con-
slider reduction OF war taxes. Ine pat
tie ship Kentucky has been ordered 70 touch
al Smyrna at the same time that renewed ef-
forts will be made by the Administration to
collect indemnity from Turkey. - Changes
in the directorate of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company regarded of espe-
cial significance. as three representatives of
the Pennsylvania company now in the
Board. - The doors OF the Greman Ma
tional Bank Of Newport, KY. closed by
the order of the Controller Of the Currency.
the assistant cashier had embezzled $191 800
- Congressman Boutelle's health has so far
improved that he is to be removed from the
sanitarium 10 his home. and he will probably
soon go to Washington. - The attendance at
the Bennings racetrack was increased yester
day by the arrival OF a large crowd Of New
Workers. and the racing considered salts
factory.
CITY.-Stocks were active and irregular
- Captain Titus made his first raid in the
red light" district, young girl revealing how
she was kept q prisoner; the Police Board
ordered the trials Of Inspector Cross and Cap
Madison Square Garden. - The Committee
the Twentieth Century Thankoffering Of
the Methodist General Missionary Committee
considered the question Of raising 100000 for
work abroad. - Venezuela bought the Gould
yacht Atalanta, which Colombia was forced to
give up after paying 100000 toward its pur-
chase. - The steamer Friesland with the
Paul. was sighted off Scilly in tow her
rudder being useless - A memorial service
10 the Rev DIR. Richard S. Storrs was held in
Brooklyn. - The will of A M McCrepor
was admitted to probate
THE wEATHER-Forecast for TODAY. Rain
The temperature yesterday: Highest 66 degrees
lowest. SO; average. 50