New-York tribune., 1900-10-14
AemUurk 0ailp Gribn,re
SUNDAY, OCTOBER IA, 1900.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN. - The international expedition
against Pao-Ting-Fu left Tien-Tsin on Fri
day in two columns. which will make demon
strations through wide territory not hitherto
covered by the allies; the Boxers are reported
in great force east and west Of Pao-Ting-Fu
a conference of diplomatists al Peking declared
that the chief culprits, Tung Flu Sian and Yu
Hsien. were omitted from the list of ringleaders
contained in the EmDeror's recent edict. -
The total number of Ministerial members Of
Parliament elected up TO date has been 39S; the
Opposition has elected 256. at Newmarket Colo
Eel H. McCalmont, Unionist, defeated Charles
Day Rose, Liberal. - The NiCaraguan Gov
ernTnent has conceded to Pedro Mas, Mexican
the exclusive right to manufacture cotton ar
ticles in Nicaragua for five years. - The
secret and sudden departure of the Duke and
Duchess Of Connaught from England for the
Continent is ascribed TO fresh fears regarding
the condition Of the Empress Frederick. -
Two Americans were wounded and twenty in
surgents killed and forty wounded in fight in
Northern Panay, Philippine Islands. - The
Cape Parliament was prorogued. John
Drake. the Chicago turfman. talked about the
victories of his horses English racetracks
60 The religious question raised by the Anti
Rtualistic crusaders in England was virtually
excluded from the elections. = Much interest
was aroused in England over the trial of ar
tnlery lieutenant at Dover accused of theft.
DOMESTIC.-The coal miners convention at
Scranton voted to accept the 10 per cent in
crease Of wages. provided the operators agree
20 continue paying the advance until April l.
1901, and abolish the sliding SCALE if these
terms are unacceptable, arbitration of all the
operators say they Will make no further con-
cessions. - An effort was made at Eliza
bethtown, KY, TO interrupt the speech of Gov
ernor Roosevelt with disturbing noises, but
without effect. and he had most enthusiastic
reception in Louisville. Bryan continued
his Ohio campaign, and in a speech at Mans
field made effort 10 answer Governor Roose-
Welt on the Army question == A. L. Steven
son made two speeches in Delaware and will
next be heard in New-Jersey. Heavy gains
in registration for the first two days as COM
pared with 1896, were shown throughout the
State. - Nichols defeated Vardon at golf
on the Brae Burn links. - The stallion Cres-
ceus lowered two track records at Toledo.
CTTY-stocks were generally higher -
Winners at Morris Park: Plato. Sweet Tooth
Cnmasked, Garry Hermann. Ethelberte Annoy.
- The figures for the first days registration
showed an increase in the total over 1896; es-
pecially in Republican districts there being a
falling off in the Democratic strongholds
General Merritt, Levi 2. Morton. Charles T
Kerkes, Colonel Sanger and F. Hopkinson Smith
arrived from Europe. - A who died at
Bellevue insane was found TO have two bullets
imbedded in his head. == O. H P Belmont
spoke from a cart in the XIIIth Congress Dis
trict. - Secretary Gage visited the Sub
Treasury in Wall-st. == John p. Altgeld ad-
dressed a workingmen's meeting in Brooklyn
Spoke In HobOken. -= 1t was said that If the
opponents Of Albert J. Patrick failed to prove
the second Rice will fraudulent they would
contest il on the ground of undue influence.
THE WEATHER--Forecast for to-day: Rain.
The temperature yesterday: Highest, 60 de-
grees; lowest, rs; average, 62A.