New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-27
Ien21ork DAILY Ga.ibmrts
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 81. 1900.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-u was officially announced that
Kang II was dead and that Yu Hsien had com
mitted suicide BY swallowing goldIeaf, Dolh
being leaders Of the Boxer outbreak in China;
Prince Tuan and Prince Chwang were declared
70 be in disfaVor with the Court, which they
had not ACCOMPANIED to its new capital; the
car received a letter from the Chinese En-
peror, asking him 10 take the conquered Man
churian provinces under his protection. =-
II vas announced in London that Lord Sails
bury would retain the offices Of Prime Minister
and Secretary Of State for Foreign Affairs, and
that Mr.. Chamberlain would continue Secretary
Of State for the Colonies; Secretary ChambeI-
lain and his sailed from England Tor Gil
braltar on their way 10 Malta == The United
States cable ship Burnside arrived al Port SAID
The successes Of American Jockeys con-
tinued at Newmarket. England. no less than
five races being won by them. --- The Trans
wal was formally proclaimed part Of the
British Empire at Pretoria; Boer activity in the
conquered colonies is increasing. successful raids
being reported at several points: DR.. Leyds said
that President Kruger would probably spend the
winter near Nice. =-- The captain and seven
seamen taken from the water logged Norwegian
bark Crown Prince were landed by the steamer
Romsdalen a Dover. England =- Jurlsts and
eminent public men at meeting in London de-
cided TO erect statue 10 the memory OF Lord
Russell Of Killowen, late Chief Justice of Eng
land - Lieutenant George ". Logan, I. 3
n and Miss Bertha Allen, daughter of the Gov
ernor Of Porto Rico, were married IN the pdldce
al San Juan.
cITY-stocks were active and irregular at
small final changes. == winners at the EN-
pire City track: Banastar. Armor, Trumpet,
Intrusive Sweet Tooth General Mart Garry.
New-York Republicans gave Governor
Roosevelt d splendid reception on his return
from his campaign tour; the Governor. Senator
Frye and others spoke to e packed mouse IN
Madison Square Garden, and in Madison Square
there were numerous outdoor meetings. there
was an elaborate display Of fireworks and spe-
cial musical features added TO the enthusiasm OF
the big demonstration. = IT was announced
that the Gloucester Command. Spanish War
Veterans had decided to ask Clinton II. Smith
for his resignation member. -- II was
learned that Alvord. the absconder, left Mount
Vernon on Tuesday in a carriage and boarded a
train at New Rochelle. -.= William j. Beck
lev note teller of NJ. W. Harris & Co. bankers,
was arrested with shortage Of S64O0
DOMESTIC-Th viii of John Sherman was
fled for probate, dispOsing of an estate estmat-
ed at S2000000 the bulk of ii going 10 the
adopted daughter of the decedent and to five
nephewE There great rejoicing
throughout the coal mining region over the end
Of the strike. and preparations TO resume WORK
on Monday were begun == A programme OF
naval increase providing for building forty new
warships IS under consideration by the Board
on Construction. Suit for S00,OOO damages
for alleged breach Of promise was brought in
the District Of Columbia court against United
States Senator Sullivan. Of Mississippi ==
Senator Depews tour found him yesterday in
Northern York. where he spoke to en-
thusiastic crowds at a score OF towns. = All
OF the big colleges have important football con-
tests to-day. =- John Addison Porter is seri-
ously ILL.,
THE WEATHER.-Forecast for to-day
Showers. The temperature yesterday: Highest
81 degrees; lowest %; average 6l3s.