New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-22
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-A detachment of the allied forces
in China under Colonel York has encountered
strongly intrenched Chinese force near kalgan on
the Great Wall, and is awaiting reinforcements;
wide areas of Manchura are reported TO be in
a disturbed condition: a Picking dispatch states
that Prince Tuan has been arrested and stripped
OF power by Imperial edict. - Ambassador
Choate made representations to the British For
egn Office to the Filipino Junta at Hong
Kong. - Lord Roberts was severely shaken
UP on November IS. his horse falling with him.
but breaking bones; he reports British dis
aster to az outpost of Bluffs on November 10.
six being killed. FIVE wounded and thirty-one
captured. - The Newfoundland mail steamer
Fife lost in the Straits Of Belle Isle in
dense fog; the of thirty men escaped in
boats. = Owing TO the prevailing gale. the
Dutch cruiser Gelderland, with President Kru-
ger board, arrived at Marseilles too late to
land him; all the preparations to receive Mr..
KRUGER had been made, and the reception COM
mittees and thousands of spectators were great
y disappointed; the formal programme will be
gone through with to-day - Lieutenant
Alstaetter, who has been a prisoner in the hands
Of the Filipinos for three months. has been lib
Grated. - The typhus epidemic in Copen-
hagen is assuming serious proportions. -
Secretary Root and General Wood left Santiago
for Guantanamo; notifications of the Cuban
taxation laws have been promulgated
DOMEsTIC.-The reported loss of life caused
by the tornado in Tennessee and Mississippi
footed up TO sixtyfour. but it is feared that
fuller details Will show that it is greater. -
The Republican members of the Ways and
Means Committee decided to make a reduction
of S30,OG0000 in war taxes - Negotiations
States and Russia in progress in Washing
ten. - Secretary Gage announced that Treas
ury refunding operations to be discontinued
after December 81 - The condition OF Sen
ator Davis was practically unchanged, and the
hopes for his recovery are believed to rest
rrecarious foundation. The storm did
great damage up the State; at Schenectady two
laborers were blown from scaffold, and many
other cities suffered. - At the second day
session of tie charities conference, at Albany,
many interesting rapers were read to a large
audience. - The funeral of Playwright
Charles II. Hoyt will he held tomorrow after
noon at Charlestown, y. H.
CITY--Stocks active and irregular
The New-York Yacht Club announced the names
" the syndicate to build a Cup defender
W Butler Duncan. jr. is to manage it. -
Again there were crowds the Horse Show
= Police Commissioner Abel did not go 10
the meeting of he Commissioners, and made
action on the removal of Chief Devery impossi-
pie -= The steamer Oceanic narrowly aVerted
being rammed by another liner; Francis How
arc the artist who plans to establish a Ma
tlonal Art Gallery, arrived. - The engineers
Of the elevated road declared they feared re-
ductlon in wages and in consequence will strike
as the result Of the of motors - Mrs
- John Jays coachman was knocked from his seat
senseiess by piece Of copper blown from the
roof Of Sherry's restaurant.
THE WEATHER.-Forecast for to-day: Fair
and colder The temperature yesterday: High
est al degrees; lowest. -; average, ca.