New-York tribune., 1900-09-30
Ietp3lnrk Dailp Gribu,te.
SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 80. 1900.
TIE VIEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-Dispatches from Berlin indicate
that the German Government is prepared 10
waive its demand for the punishment OF the
guilty nandarins as condition precedent 10
peace negotiations in China; Field Marshal Won
Waldersee arrived at Tien-Tsin and was re-
ceiVed at the station by guards OF honor from
all the allies; Count Won Waldersee will occupy
one of the Imperial palaces in the sacred CITY
at Peking and the German troops will be quar-
tered there: a French battalion from Picking has
occupied the towns of Lou-Kou-Chiao and Chan
Sin-Tien, obtaining coal stores. = Prince
Inkanthor, son of the King Of Cambodia, is
missing. after a visit 10 the Paris Exposition;
II is believed he has fed TO Brussels. being
afraid to return home. - Two more deaths
from bubonc plague have occurred in Glasgow
- The British troops at KOmatipoort paraded
IN honor Of the birthday Of the King Of Portu-
gal and saluted the Portuguese flag; Lord
Roberts sent a message of congratulation to
King Carlos - A Norwegian steamer
sunk by Japanese steamer in a collision off the
coast OF Japan. and forty-five lives were lost.
- Alderman Frank Green was elected Lord
Mayor Of London.
DoMEsTIC.-The State Department was in
formed by Consul-General Goodnow at Shanghai
that the Emperor and Empress Of China have
issued decree degrading Tuan and four other
Princes who encouraged the Boxer movement:
Tuan is deprived Of his salary and servants and
his trial by the Imperial Clan Court is ordered.
- The situation in the anthracite coal re-
gion remained unchanged, both operators and
strikers awaiting developments in New-York;
General Goblin decided to send home regi
ment of troops Monday. - Controller
Coler denounced the Raulapo Water Ccmpany's
scheme and trusts. especially political trusts TO
thwart the viii of the people. in a speech in
Buffalo. - Governor Roosevelt made sew
eral speeches IN Kansas - Bryan continued
his campaign tour in North Dakota James
Howard, convicted in Kentucky Of the murder
Of William Goebel, was sentenced TO be hanged
on December :.
CITY-Stocks were dull and firm - Win
ners at GTavesend: Hanover, Alsike, Beau Gal
liant. Charentus, Balloon and Wooster Boy. -
William A Halsey, president Of the Traders
Fire Insurance Company. made a statement re
garoing the affairs Of the company. - Albert
]. Patrick the lawyer. paid over S225OO0 he had
received from the late William Marsh Rice and
kept $4,000 counsel fee. == The Cunard
Line steamer Cempsnia was overdue. - The
water famine reached Brooklyn Heights. -
Senator Hanna started West; he said he might
return late in October. - suit filed
against Richard Mansfield for an accounting Of
the profits Of 'Cyrano de Bergerae." - The
horse show and fair at White Plains closed.
- In the games Of the New-York Athletic
Club at Travers Island, N. w. Long ran
quarter OF a mile in Al As seconds, breaking the
record held for nineteen years by Lon Myers;
John Flanagan threw the 16-pOund hammer 169
feet irches. breaking record, and Z. C
Shaefer broke the American swimming record
for 100 yards by three seconds
THE WEATHER-Forecast for to-day: Fair.
The temperature yesterday: Highest, 6S de-
grees: lowest, 62; average. 63S4-