New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-11
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MONDAY. JUNE II. 1900.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGS-Flfieen hundred foreign troops
left T1en-Tgin for Picking in two trains ysster-
concert. intend forcibly 70 reopen the railway
from Tien-Tsin % the Chinese capital; one hun
dred Americans under Captain AcCaila are with
the foreign contingent. British regulars from
Hong Kong, sent north TO Pek3ng. Will be re
placed by troops from India - General Bull
le- felegraphed that Q force Of TWO thousand
Beers opposing him IN upper Natal had with
drawn twenty-six miles northwest, his force hav-
ing halted u enable the 'trains'' 10 get up the
pass the BoeT Tai6ing columns IN the Orange
River Colony destroyed twenty miles OF rail-
wsy north u kroOuEtad and communication
with Lord Roberts g still cut; Sir Alfred Miner
has thanked Consul Hay al Pretoria for his
kindness TO British prisoners there. - The
Philippine Civil Commission. while confronted
-gitb extremely difficult problems In organizing
q civil government for the islands, expresses a
determination 70 make them a peaceful and
honestly governed country.
DOMESTIC Philadelphia has everything IN
readiness for the Republican National Conven-
sioa which meets in that city q week from
so-noTrow. g. Instead OF going 70 Kansas
City as Ohio delegate. John r. Mclean VIII
sail FOR Europe on Saturday. - Three men
were killed and five wounded in rioting in 81.
Louis streets growing out Of the car strike;
Governor Stephens will not call out militia save
as z las: resort. =- -Four persons were killed
sn an electric railway disaster in Rhode Island
and the Lieutenant Governor OF the State was
one Of those seriously Injured. :" The au-
1horities st Washington say that the United
States will stand by the instructions given TO
Minister Conger and Admiral Kempff but will
not take part in the plan for further action be-
ieved 10 have been agreed upon by foreign
Powers. - The trade Of Manila shows a
iarge increase over q period corresponding 70
one Of last year. 49, The system Of rural free
postal delivery VIII be extended 70 Niagara
County.
CITY-Dr. Paul Gibier founder and head OF
the Pasteur Institute, died at his summer home.
.n Suffren, from injuries received in runaway
80 wheelman, racing with an electric car
sell dead from heart disease - There was
much talk in TamHany circles of what Croker
would DO upon his return. == Predictions were
again made that Roosevelt would be named for
Vice President. - The third annual conyen-
sion OF the Federation Of american Zonists was
begun at the Educational Alliance - Arson
Phelps Stokes, IT., secretary OF the Yale Cniver-
sity corporation, was ordained a deacon, with
Others, by Bishop Potter in the crypt OF the
Cathedral Of ST. John the Divine. - II was
said by a friend Of Major Clinton H Smith that
the Major would bring certiorar1 proceedings
for review Of his dismissal from the National
Guard The Rev Dr. Charles cuthbert Hall
preached the baccalaureate sermon at Columbia
University ball players formed
q protective league.
THE Neutrality-suspicious. for to-day: Fair.
The temperature yesterday: Highest, ~ de-
erees: lowest 60; average, 81.