New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-07-24
NemD ork Daily Gtibn,rs.
TUESDAY. July "a. 1900.
THE NEHS THIS HORNTXG.

& FOREIGN.-Sir Halliday Mccartney, English
secretary to the Chinese Legation at London,
stated that the Peking legations were safe and
fWere about to start for Tien-Tsin. -z= London
land Berlin still refuse TO accept Mr.. COngers
dispatch as trustworthy and also discredit all
tadvices from Chinese officials dispatch
from Taku 20 Berlin says that the German force
at Tien-Tsin has been reduced to three hundred
raen- ~ Reports from Sze-Chuen Province
show that little trouble has been caused by
Boxer uprisings. =- BOer raiders Of De Vets
force cut telegraph and railroad lines north Of
Eoningspruit; Colone! Broadwood's force, pursu-
ing De Vets commando, lost eighty-one men
and hundred Highlanders We're captured
DOMESTIC.-President Mckinley has an
nounced his willingness TO use his good offices
with the Powers in behalf Of China on certain
conditions-understocd to he relief of the Minis
fers in Picking and protection Of Foreigners
which to be made known to-day. == Gen
erals Frederick ID. Grant and Thomas H Barry
are TO be assigned to command brigades under
General Chaffee in China. == Perry 5. Heath
rendered his resignation as First Assistant post
master-General. - The official report OF Ad-
nlral Seymour OF the fighting at Tien-Tsin
Showed that there was no foundation for the
report that he had 10 Kill his wounded to save
them from the Chinese. = The new japanese
Minister TO this country arrived in San Fran
cisco and expressed his views in regard to the
Chinese situation. == In the trial Of Caleb
Powers for alleged completely in the murder OF
William Goebel. in Kentucky. the Court eX-
pressed opinion to which the defence took
exception, and which may lead TO q reversal in
case OF conviction. == The play at the first
days tennis Tournament for the Eastern cham
piOnshp held at Longwood, WAS brilliant. ==
In tire yacht race for 7O-footers of Newport. A.
Belmont's MiueOIa won first place. == Con-
sterEation expressed among the Cuban
teachers at Harvard over the announcement of
a cut in salaries and the dismissal of a consid
cradle number Of university professors.
CITY.-Stocks were strong and higher. -
By the explosion OF a naphtha engine in a
launch off New Rochelle Mrs Alfred Eugene
Grow and son w--e instantly killed and Mr..
Crow was dangerously injured. = The APP
peliate Division Of the Supreme Court. in Brook
Ign. handed down decision upholding the ten
cent fare TO Conay Island. -= Senator Scott,
CT West Virginia. arrived in town to take charge
&C the Speakers Bureau OF the Republican Ma
tipaal Committee. -- 1t reported that
ex-senator William i Clark. Of Montana had
given sfUn9GO 10 the NeW-YoTk State Demo-
cratic Committee. =- The Presbyterian Board
Of Foreign Missions received this cable message
from China: People in Picking alive" -
1Iore troops arrived from Cuba and will be
started at once for the West, Whence they
VIII be sent to China -' Winners at
Brighton: Surnise. Imp. I2Ximus, Jack Point,
Einer and Kitch rEer.
THE WEATHER.-Partly cloudy and show
cry: moderate temperature. The temporal ure
yesterday: Highest, - degrees: lowest, 13;
average. IFS.