New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-07-26
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THURSDAY. JULY 26. 1900.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

sources confirming the safety of the legations at
Picking were received at European capitals; ut
tie confidence was placed in the messages. -
Details OF the attack on TienTsin by the allied
forces were received great damage was done
20 the native city by artillery - Lord Rob
erts reported to the War Office an advance on
Middeburg reaching Bronkhorst Spruit, about
half the distance from Pretoria to the former
city; strong guards were left at Pretoria and
johannesburg. - A sharp attack was made
in the House of Commons upon the South
African policy OF Mr.. Chamberlain, who was
SUSTAINED by a large ma ority. - Fierce
Fighting continues between the Colombian troops
4no the rebels OUTSIDE OF Panana. - Inc IN.
United States filed protest against the bonn
bardment Of Panama by the Colombian In
Eurgents. - President Zelaya of Nicaragua
was renominated his election is considered Ger
tain. - General Woods decree calling for a
constitutional convention reached Havana; it
will meet on the first Monday Of September.
- The Governor of Bombay Presidency re-
ported further rains and an improved situation
in several Of the Indian famine districts. -
Hundreds Of fishing vessels set sail from New
foundland. the ice foes having been driven out
70 sea.
DOMESTIC-The Navy Department received
from the commander Of the Brooklyn. at Che
Foo, a letter sent by Minister Conger from
Picking July f. which said that foreigners
We're then in grave danger of massacre ==
The report Of Mr.. Bristow, the Fourth Assistant
Postmas ter- General. on his investigation of
Cuban postal frauds made public. ---
The Gold Democratic Committee at indianapolis
decided not TO put ticket in the field, but issued
an address setting forth the views OF the mem
bers of the committee. == The trial of Caleb
Powers for alleged completely in the Goebel muir
der brought out more damaging evidence. =
More negroes We're shot in the street rioting in
New-Orleans following the killing Of two police
men on Tuesday. =- The New York State Pro-
hihitionists nominated a ticket headed by DR..
William 7. Wardweu for Governor. - The
automobile tournament began at New-Haven.
- Three different claimants appeared at Bos-
ton seeking possession of the body of F. Herbert
Tate.
ClTY.-Stocks we're dull and heavy. -
Waiter, Baron Pepper. Prestidigitator Ethel
bert. Marothen and Gibraltar the Brighton
races. = Senator Hanna II was announced.
would be here tomorrow in all proba bity, to
consult with members Of the National Executive
Committee = Henry B. Metcalf, Prohibition
candidate for president, received his noti-
1cation at Carnegie Hall. =- The American
Publishers Association was formed, to include
talon Of the 18th Infantry and two battaions
way to China, =[-Charges Of conspiracy to
defraud the Government were made by the
Philippines Company, a freight carrying con-
Germ, against Lieutt nant-CoIonel Amos s.
Kimball, Quartermaster, L. S. A. and were
natly denied by Colonel Kimball. Lieu
tenant-Governor Woodruff arrived home on the
Majestic from Europe. and left here for the
Adirondacks. He declined to talk politics
THE Neutrality-suspicious. for to-day: Show
ers The temperature yesterday: Highest 81
degrees; lowest, I3; average, 1873.