New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
Ietp9lork Dailp Gribn1re
THURSDAY. AUGUST 9. 1900
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN.-sir Claude NJ Macdonald sent a
cipher dispatch. dated August 3, to the Foreign
Office, saying that the rife fire on the Lega-
casualties were 60 killed and 40 wounded
- Admiral Bruce sent a message describing
the advance Of the allies from Tien-Tsn and
q battle two miles from the city. - 1t was
reported that Field Marshal Count Won wal
dersee had been appointed Commander Chief
of the allied forces -- Lord Roberts sent to
the War Office a dispatch saying that he feared
that the garrison at Glands River had been
captured. General Sir Charles Warren
sailed for England from Cape Town - The
royal family OF Italy left Monza for Rome to
attend the funeral Of King Humoert wnlch
takes place to-day. - Mr.. Chamberlain was
attacked By the Radicals in the House Of Com
mons for his management of South AFRICAN
AFFAIRS. Parliament adjourned yesterday
the Queens speech referred to pleasant rela-
lions with America. and promised punishment
20 Chinese officials If representatives at Feklng
were injured - The Boer delegates reacneo sci
Berlin; they will be received Tomorrow Dy
Count Won Bulows representative - Inc
allotment Of one-half Of the British war loan
to America was received generally with ap-
r,royal in England. - new Peruvian CAB
inet was gazetted yesterday
DoMEsTIC-A message insisting on entire
compliance with President Mckinleys demands
was handed by Acting Secretary Adee 10 hlh-
lister WI for transmission to the Chinese GOV
ernment; a cipher cable dispatch was also SEM
nv the State Department to Minister Conger
- Formal notice OF their nomination by the
Democratic National Convention for President
and Vice President was given to w J. bryan
A r.
More contradictory evidence was presented at
the trial Of Caleb Powers on the charge or COM
r,licitv in the shooting of Senator Goehel IN
Kentucky - An Italian under arrest III
Richmond is believed 10 he brother OF the
assassin Of King Humbert, and TO have had
foreknowledge of the deed == The KEY. MI.
Morgan of London. may be called TO brook-
lyn church - Vanderbilt's Virginia won the
Yacht race off New-London. == The american
pIayers IN the International Tennis tournament
defeated their English competitors at Boston
CITY-Stocks We're dull, and changes IN
rricee were unmportant. - Judge Lacohps
decided TO sign papers for the eXtraditloh OF
Charles F Neely to Havana on August 10: -
Controller Coler's article on "Commerclalisrn III
Politics in The Independent was regardeo py
politicians as a challenge to Croker. - Cnalr-
man Hanna Of the Republican National Com
rnittee went to Boston to confer with leaders
about the New England campaign == II was
learned that the bills for the Molineux trial had
been sent TO the Controller and they We're re-
carded in many cases as excessive and extraVa-
CANT - Governor voorhees, visited Paterson
and after consulting the Chief Of Police, said
he was convinced the plot to kill King Humoert
was not hatched in that city. - Over three
hundred persons acquired the right to vote In
the November election by taking out naturaliza-
tion papers - Winners at Brighton: smoke
Mas Chan. Operator, Voter, Heliobas ana Al
eike.
THE WEATHFR.-Forecas for to-day: Part
" cloudy. The temperature yesterday: Hlshest,
81 degrees. lowest, "A degrees; average, II94
degrees.