New-York tribune., 1900-09-24
Iep91nrk DaiIp G.ibrtte
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER "a, 1900.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FORFIGN-Prince Tuan. Kang vi and other
leaders in the Boxer Outrages in China are TO
be promoted by the Imperial Government 10
posts Of honor; Minister Conger and Mr. ROCK
hin held a conference in Peking; the plan TO
withdraw the German Legation from PelGng has
been abandoned: Boxer activity is reported near
Peking. - Captain George s Cartrlght Z4th
Regiment, L. s. A, died Of yellow fever at Camp
Columbia. near Havana: thirty-One new cases
Of the disease have been reported SINCE IasI
Friday. - Lord Salisbury in manl1esto
urges the British voters 10 give the Government
z strong Parliamentary majority TO deal e1ec-
lively with the South African ana Chlnese ques-
fions and the proposed reorganization or the
army: Lord Rosebery, Mr. Morey and others
have also issued electoral appeals - Mar
shal Arsenic Martinez de Campos. former Cap
tain General Of Cuba and a noted spanish sol,
der. died in Spain. - The German Colonlal
Society will experiment in cotton growing in
West Africa. - Travel 10 the United states
from German ports has been unprecedentedly
heavy recently = It is asserted that Ger
many expects to raise a loan Of lOOOoOOoO TO
100 600 600 marks before the end of the year.
- There were panicky conditions at the close
Of last week on the Berlin Boerse, the fall being
heaviest in industrials. = In the recent
storm on the Grand Banks. two French hshing
vessels were in collision. and II is believed both
foundered, with a loss Of forty lives: - Ihe
Earl of Clarendon has been appointed Lord
Cham berlain Of England in succession to the
Earl Of Hopetoun.
DOMESTIC. - Quiet prevailed yesterday
throughout the anthracite coal region; an at
tempt viii be made to-day 10 resume work al
many collieries under military protection, and
there are fears of serious trouble; the operators
say that large numbers Of men Will return 10
work but this is denied by leaders Of the strike.
- The strike Of steel workers in the West
has been settled and about sixty thousand men
viii return TO work to-day. - The name or
Judge William r. Day IS suggested as mem.
her of the Commission TO negotiate terms or
peace in China. - Mr.. Hill Will make
speeches at Elmira,-i4- Brooklyn and in the
West IN favor of aheD Democratic nominees the
outlook for a Republican victory in this State
is, promising. - Two Dowie elders were NAL
treated by a mob at Mansfield. Ohio.
CTTY-The American Line steamship st
Paul and the Cunarder Umbria arrived and
brought as passengers several prominent people,
including James r. Keene, George j. Gould and
A J. Cassatt: both were delayed by heavy
weather. - DR.. William H Mum was taken
TO the Insane Pavilion at Bellevue Hospital
Senator Hanna, il was said, would arrive
here this morning. - warrant was issued
for the pastor of the German Lutheran Church
in Hampstead. - Frederick Schmidt, of No.
LOOP Avenue A. attacked his fourteen -year-old
daughter with an and crushed her skull.
Preparations for the celebration of the
Hebrew New Year to-day were made. =
There were many brushes the Speedway.
Oarsmen on the Harlem were out in
numbers.
THE WEATHER-Forecast for to-day: Fair.
The temperature yesterday: Highest, 6S degrees;
lowest, 81; average, 64@s.