New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-12
Iep-pprk DAILY Gribn,ts'
MONDAY. NOVEMBER u, 1900.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-An inspired article in the Co
ogne Gazette" enumerates the points on which
he representatives. of the Powers at Pekli!s
nave reached an agreement in their demands
N China; the Russians are irritated by the
;trict course Of the allies, particularly the Ger
mans and the British, toward the Chinese -=--=-
Americans and foreigners in the Philippines are
!ratifed by the reelection OF Mckinley; me
7Glipinos are -committal, but news or the
outcome will slowly work its way to the IN
surgents in the interior; in last weeks opera
ions four Americans were killed and ten were
Wounded Among the Beers killed in re
cent fighting near Belfast were General Fourle
md Commandant Prinsloo; the British troops
tfter four hours lighting, reoccupied Phllp-
POLLS In the Orange River Colony; General
French viii command in the Johannesburg dlS-
rIct the condition Of Miss Roberts, daughter OF
Lord Roberts. Is more serious. - Orders have
1een issued to close up the Department OF san
iago in Cuba on November Is. - Yester-
Law being his birthday. King Victor Emmanuel
ardoned many criminals in Italy. - The
east OF the Virgin Of the Afflicted. patron Of
irernen was celebrated in Havana - Eight
persons were killed and fifteen injured In rail-
way collision at Choisy lie Roi near Paris.
TIC-Adjutant-General Corbin pro-
'esses purpose Of seeking the amendment by
congress Of the law which permits enlisted
,oldier 10 become a commissioned officer on ex-
animation after two years service, whereas a
Military Academy man has to pursue four
Eears' course of study. - In his annual re-
BORT Rear-Admiral Crowninshield, Chief OF the
Navigation Bureau. showed the lack OF officers
md men from the Navy, both to equip new yes
sels and to supply the needs those now in
commission, and urged the doubling of appoint
nents to the Naval Academy. - The annual
report of the Commissioner Of Indian Affairs
shows that the popular impression that the
number Of Indians in the country is diminishing
s unfounded. and urges that If they are ever
o become self-supporting the furnishing Of ra-
ions to able bodied men must be stopped. -
The latest reports of the Nebraska election
show the success Of the Republican candidate
OR Governor. while the Congress delegation re-
mains unchanged politically. - The Bailey s
Beach bathing pavilion at Newport was dam
aged by fire. started by an incendiary. - A
eoachman employed by Assemblyman Johnson,
5f Plattsburg, was frozen to death while hunt
ng
+ CITY AND SURURBAN.-EfOrts Will be made
o remodel the divorce laws a result of the
recent revelations, the bill framed by Justice
3eekman will be reintroduced. = J. Noble
Hayes of counsel in the petition for the removal
ii Mayor Van Wyck the Ice Trust charges,
Expressed the opinion that the charges should
eCt be dismissed without a hearing. - 1t
vas announced that the funeral Of the Rev. DIR.
Cafn Wesley Brown would be held Wednes-
lay morning in 81. Thomass Church, of which
le WAS rector. == The French Line steamer
- Champagne arrived in port after voyage
a5th troops to China. -= Two buildings We're
burned in Jersey City and fifteen families We're
made homeless.
THE WEATHER-Forecas for to-day: Rain.
The temperature yesterday: Highest. ~ de-
grees; lowest, IL: average. 40