New-York tribune., 1901-10-27
Nesu1lurk Iailu Gribn,rs
SUNDAY. OCTOBER %, 1901.
THE NEWS TINS MORNING.

FOREIGN-A speech by General Reyes, CO.
lombian delegate to the Pan-American Con-
gtess, paying a warm lli6ate TO SPAN eauseu
Considerable comment in the City of Mexico.
l- Prince Ranjit Of Bauchistan, :nysteri-
ious Indian potentate, concerning whose ante
ioedents London was not able to learn anything,
is now his way from that city TO Montreal
with large suite whence he will come 10 TINS
city. - In a speech in Natal LORD Miner
did not speak hopefully Of the prospect OF a
speedy peace; General Botha has rejoined Act
!1ng President Schalk-Burger in the Eastern
rIansvaal; the Dutch consul at Pretoria has
been recalled at the request Of Great Britain
t- Mr. EsmOnd's new play, The sentimental
ist," was produced in London and was wei re-
ceiVed. == A dense fog caused the stopping
iof street traffic in London and much excitement
tn the streets at the hour of closing the thea
tres. = Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Carneeie. Lord
and Lady Pauncefote and Miss Ada RehaR We're
among those who sailed for this city on the
American Line steamer st. Louis, from South
hampton. == Information received that
Miss Stone. the abducted American missionary
and Nine Tslka. her companion. were alive
and well FIVE days ago; negotiations with the
brigands for their ransom were proceeding sat
isfactorily
DOMESTIC-Dr p N. Rixey, in a report
TO the Surgeon-General OF the Navy. reviews in
minute detail the medical treatment Of Presi-
dent Mckinley from the time of the shooting
until his death. == Rear Admiral a. s.
CrOwninshield is TO be assigned 10 command
the European Squadron and Rear Admiral
Henry c. Taylor VIII become Chief OF the Bu-
reau OF Navigation in the Navy Department.
81 The terms OF the final protocol in which
&tllDd agrees TO make EepdrdllOn Tor ln6 BOXER
outrages were made public by the State De
partment. - Caleb Powers, eX-Secretary Of
State in Kentucky was convicted the second
time Of murder in the second degree, and SEN
tenced to life Imprisonment. == Special feat
ures will mark every day OF the closing week
OF the Pan-American Exposition. - r. W.
Blake, head OF the Sterling Piano Company,
died at Derby. Conn, from the bullet wound In
his head which he inflicted. - University Of
Pennsylvania scored IL against the Chicago
teams duck egg. - Columbia surprised Yale
by holding her TO two touchdowns and kicking
goal from the field - West Point cadets
defeated Williams College by IL 20 O. - Har-
wards football team scored % 10 o against
Frederick Gebhardt was dissolved in South
Dakota, with the privilege Of renarrying to
each OF the parties
cITY.-Stocks were dull and heavy - Ed
ward NJ. Shepard addressed Tammany meetings
at Cooper Union and Third-ave. and One-hun-
dred-and-seVentieth-s - Seth Low and E.
NJ Grout spoke at seven meetings the East
Side. 60 Justice Jerome made a tour Of Har
ers in Kings County expressed confidence in the
election Of Low and the entire fusion ticket
- Justice Jerome in two speeches downtown
attacked the Carnegie library gift and the Met
report OF DR.. John s. Billings, director OF the
New-YOrk Public Library, showed that the gift
Of Andrew Carnegie was entirely in the control
of the trustees OF the library. = Counsel for
Roland b. MolineuX filed a motion for the
ouashing OF the Indictment against their client
on the ground that the grand jury had indicted
him insufficient evidence. - a Broad
way car ran into carriage at Thirty-ninth-
st; the driver seriously injured; the horses
ran away and dashed into elevated pillar
and one was so badly injured that II had 10 be
shot. = Marquis Ito sailed the Ryndam.
THE WEATHER.-Forecast for to-day: Fair;
cooler Tonight or on Monday The temperature
yesterday: Highest 81 degrees; lowest, Al; aver