New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-18
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THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN dispatch from Shanghai re-
ports that Prince Tuan and Governor Yu-Hsien,
alleged in former reports 10 have killed himself
are now in custody: the Yang-Tse Niceroys
have stopped the shipment ~ tributes Of rice 10
the Imperial Court -= Great preparations are
being made 70 welcome President KRUGER in
Marseilles where he is expected TO arrive
Wednesday: the Beers are reported to have at
tackled the town Of Edenburg, Orange River
Colony. on November u being beaten off with
heavy loss. General Kitchener has decided 10
depopuate the snI towns q the Dutch coll
onies and concentrate their popuatlon IN me
large towns = IN the contest from Havana
Province the Cuban Constitutional Convention
seated Zayas. Secretary Of State Tamayo de-
Tended his course before the Convention. and
said he worked with the Americans because the
future OF the island depended upon il. = AS
a result Of anti-Semitic feeling in the French
sword duel in Paris with Roger Luzarche the
captain being wounded three times. --- Rich
arc Cookers betting books were in evidence be
fore the Jockey Club stewards who ara lnYestl-
eating the riding Of Reiff the American jockey.
showing losses by Mr.. Croker the Doncaster
race: Reif may Lord Durham for libel
George r. Reeve ri California. has been
appointed general manager Of the Grand Trunk
Railway. succeed {. r. Hays
DOMESTIC Tests at Indian Head Of the new
naval Pinch gun show it, experts say. to be
the most formidable weapon in the world. =
The Isthmian Canal Commission Will have
statement ready on the opening day Of Con
gress; II is understood TO favor the Nicaragua
route - Leslie COomhs. chairman of the Re
publican State Committee Of Kentucky, de
scribed the methods by which that State was
carried for Bryan and Beckham. - No legal
investigation is expected in the Colorado lynch
ing case nothing Of the body being left for an
inquest and public sentiment so strongly favor
ing the punishment melted out to the negro
youth - The condition of Senator Davis
was slightly improved, and the developments
Of today are expected 10 practically decide the
question of his recovery. == Yale over
whelmed Princeton in football the latter's
home grounds by the score of % TO >. Other
games played yesterday were follows: Uni
versty Of Pennsylvania, is; Carlisle Indians, g
Lafayette Il; Cornell O. Columbia, IL; Naval
Cadets o Brown, l.. Dartmouth, !. Wesley
an 81 Williams. q. West Point IS: Buck
nell 10
CITY.-Stocks We're strong and active. -
Bishop Potter refused 10 give the testimony he
has secured against East Side resorts to Mr.
Cookers committee on vice. leaving il to Tam
many Hail show its sincerity in the crusade
il has inaugurated. = Senator Platt said
that the Consta buary bill would become a law
and the people might as we'll become reconciled
to that fact. - The Great Northern, North
ern Pacific and Union Pacific railways are likely
TO form an agreement similar 10 that between
the New-York Central and the Pennsylvania
companies == American coal may be shipped
abroad in large quantities.
THE WEATHER-Forecas for to-day: Rain;
warmer The temperature yesterday: Highest.
As degrees: lowest, "a; average. 36i2.