New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-09-30

FOREIGN Company g Of the 9Th Infantry,
ives an1bnshed in the Island Of Samar and forty
eight men were killed by insurgents the re-
rnsinder Of the company, twenty-four men, es-
Gaping. in fight between insurgents and the
2lst Infantry one American killed. -
The German garrison at Shanghai will soon be
withdrawn. seven Chinese were beheaded for
completely in the murder ~ a German trader.
- The Empress Augusta Victoria is iii I'm
Berlin. 49, Count Won Waldersee's condition is
reported worse: he is suffering from painful
sore on his leg. and has no appetite - Eu
ropean markets In the last week took their tone
from conditions in Wall Street: on the German
Roerse new low water records were made for in
oustrial securities = sansuinary confiict
is reported between Mussunans and Christians
in Beirut, Syria. - Lord Kitchener has re-
piled to a communication from Acting President
Schalk-BurgeT, charging the Beers with respon-
sibility for the continuance of the war; steps
have been taken to sell the property of burghers
who continue fighting. = The Russian Gov
eminent has issued statement on measures of
famine relief upon which II has decided.
DoMEsTIC.-The proposition was put forth at
Washington 10 change the name Of the Philip
pines the Mckinley Islands. in honor of the
rnartyred President, and also to give new names
20 the individual islands of the archipelago
- The Rev Dr. v. G. Gray, the venerable
weekly OF Chicago, died at his home in a.suburb
OF that city The conditions, under which
be instituted and retained were set forth in a
statement by Consul Martin at Chin-Kiang
- Seven men were wounded in a fight be-
tween strikers and policemen in San Fran
cisco, and one Of them viii probably die. 49,
There was much speculation in Albany on
David B. Hilrs chances of success with his
didate for Mayor. General Parker. - William
X. Vanderbilt bought twelve thoroughbred
brood mares. with foai, from the Fleischmanns,
of Cincinnati. for shipment to his breeding farm
IN France. =- Governor and Mrs. Odell
turned to Newburg after visiting at the home of
Judge and Mrs Alton B. Parker. 80 The town
OF Clayton. Iowa. was destroyed b! fire
CITY.-The Tammany people were again at
over the Mayoralty nomination Kings
seemed steadfast for COler = The Anti
Croker League made public open letter to
Richard Croker charging him with using the
city government to enrich himself. = Agree
ments among the anti-Tann many forces As
sembly and Alderman nominations were reached
In all Of the districts. 49, The Merchants AS
sociation made public report attacking the
investigation of the Water Register bureau by
the Commissioners of Accounts, and charging
gross fraud and waste in the bureau. - 1t
WAS announced that Captain Anthony ].
Blocker had resigned mis- command in the It'll
REGIMENT The Columbia and the Sham
rock were both ready for to-morrow's race;
Captain Sycamore dspirited after Satur-
Aey's contest - The Merchants Association
n3kde public a letter TO commercial bodies, urg-
ing mass meetings to force the removal of Dew
cry = Several clergymen spoke on the death
Il the Rev DR. George T. Purves.
THE Neutrality-suspicious. for to-day: Fair
and cooler The temperature yesterday: High
est, RI degrees; lowest 63: average. a.