New-York tribune., 1900-11-08
:Ietn11ork Dailu Gribntre
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER S. 1900.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN.-The comments Of the continental
and British press showed general satisfaction
with the result OF the elections in America: in
London there a rush 10 buy American
stocks. == 1t is reported in Peking that En-
peror Kwang Su is about 10 return 10 that city
q St Petersburg newspaper announced that an
un understanding had been reached between Rus
sis France. the United States and japan by
wav of counterpoise TO the Anglo-tierman
s agreement. Elections the Dominion
Parliament were held throughout Canada, and
resulted generally in favor Of the present
Sir Charles Tupper. leader of the Opposition
=- Elections viii be held to-day in New
foundand- - There was heavy RepublI-
csn vote polled in the island of Porto Rico on
Tuesday. over G0ooD voters casting ballots: the
Federalists generally abstained from exercising
the suffrage =- Ex-President KRUGER. 1t IS
expected. will reach Marsees November II
and Paris on November 10. - Divorces were
GRANTED in London to the Marchioness Of Angle
sey and TO Sir George Henry Bowyer.
II is reported that President Zelaya. of Mic
arsgua, will visit Washington the coming
ouEh with Miss Grace Carr Of Kentucky. oc-
CURED in London. - Several Govern
ment appointments were announced in London.
E DOMESTIC.-Iatest returns make only slight
changes in the result OF Tuesdays election the
electoral vote for Mckinley and Roosevelt viii
probably he 292 to 1.5 for Bryan and Steven
son: results in Nebraska and Kentucky are
close. with the Governorship OF the latter State
claimed by both parties = The Republican
plurality in this State the Presidential
ticket is 145.0S6. ana for Governor 169,I15. with
larger Republican majority in both houses Of
E Legislature. President Mckinley
started from Canton his return Wash
ington and received with the utmost
thusiasm at all the places where the train
stopped he received a great number Of con-
ETatulatoTy kilograms. Senator Hanna is
sued a statement showing how satisfactory the
election results were and how they exceeded
snticipations ne denied that he had any Pres-
Dental aspirations 10 succeed the end of
President McKinley's term. AS the direct
result Of the reelection of President Mckinley
the keels Of two big freight steamers, to cost
S1.J000O0 each. we're laid at Sparrow's Point.
Nd. the contract for them being contingent on
the election result.
) C1TY.-Stocks strong and buOyant. == Win
n6rs at Aqueduct Judge Tar.in. lsia Sir Flor
ian. First Whip. Maiden and AnimositY. -
Indications of a revolt against Croker within
and without the Tammany organization became
manifest. = Governor Roosevelt received
many letters of cOngratulatiop. == Thomas F.
Main, Of Tarrant & Co, admitted knowing that
explosives in small quantities had been stored
{ In the firms building at Greenwich and Warren
& SITS. - The city of New York gave Bryan
s Z1.621 plurality and Stanchfeld A .96S; Re
5 publican Congressman and two Republican State
s Senators were elected .== 1t was learned that
q the steamer st. Paul VIII he drydocked the
Brooklyn Navy Yard this morning. The
crusade against vice by Bishop Potter and others
*is 10 be pushed now that the election is over
Republican Club last evening for Governor-elect
THE WEATHER.-Forecast for to-day: Rain
+ cooler. The temperature yesterday: Highest 81
degrees; lowest. ~; average. 562s.