New-York tribune., 1901-11-17
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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER il, 1901
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-The brigands VINO hold captive
Miss Stone the American n1iss1onarg, l nave re- e
10000 il is made known also that IL Consui
General Dickinson cannot raise that amount
f15.o00 will be accepted though even tnls
amount is beyond the sum held by MI DICK
inson. - A heavy black fog succeeded the
frost and snow in England. blocking traffic and
causing great inconvenience - Ine vast eh-
tent of the system of biocknouses constructed by
Lord Kitchener in Africa. it is believed in Lon
don will result in ending the Boer resistance be
fore the time for the Kings coronation; IT is
considered improbable that Sir Michael Hicks
Beach viii impose a further revenue tax on
sugar. - There was further riotng in Gal
way between the factions'o Of Colonel Lynch and
Mr.. Plunkett. the rival candidates for Parha-
ment, and four hundred additional police were
drafted for Galway from Dublin; should Colo
mel Lynch be elected and venture to take his
seat he will expose himself to trial for high
treason. - There was fighting at the Uni
versity of Vienna between Lutheran and Cath
olic students. The Mayor Of Ottawa was
disqualified for office by reason OF paying for
drinks during prohibited hours a charge to
which he pleaded guilty - The United States
transport Hancock. which stranded in the
Straits of Shmonosek- hoated. and pro-
Ceeded on her voyage to Kobe. Japan.
DOMESTIC-state Senator Nevada N Stran-
ahan. after a conference with President Roose-
welt, announced that he had accepted the ap-
TO take effect on April l. - Negotiations for
cession of the Danish West Indies the United
States have been transferred to Washington, and
4 treaty is nearing completion. - The
nual report of T V. Powderly Commissioner
General Of immigration, made public -
train was partially blown UP with dynamite
between York and Harrisburg. Penn. and II is
believed that the purpose was robbery; no one
was injured. and after repairs the train proceed
ed to Pittsburg- - A silver service, valued at
$4,000. presented to the hattleship Illinois
IN behalf Of the State from which she takes her
name. - One of the Yale dormitories
burned many students losing their personal
effects. - The Orr Paper Company, OF Troy,
into the hands of receivers At foot
bah Yale defeated Princeton II TO o: Univer-
sity Of Pennsylvania. the Carlisle Indians. is to
IA; Harvard Dartmouth, by % to i.
CITY--Stocks were strong and higher -
A cable dispatch received at The Tribune
office saying that there had been severe earth
quake at Erzerourn. Turkey. - Mayor-elect
Low returned from his visit to President Roose
velt and denied that ne had intimated that he
would appoint Colonel John y. Partridge Police
Commissioner. - Governor Ode went to his
home, in Newburg: he spoke highly of Presi-
cent RooseVeit's choice Of Senator Stranahan
to he Collector of the Port Of New-York. -
Henry Fourrner made q mile in 81 4-5 seconds
in an automobile IN the Ocean Parkway, Brook
lyn- - Cornell from Columbia at the
Polo Grounds by "a to o. - Ambassador
Joseph H Choate the guest Of honor at a
CinneT given by tie Lotos Club. - AS a re-
suit Of the second trial OF the Gathmann gun
at the Sandy Hook proving grounds the in
THE WEATHER-Forecast for to-day: Fair
The temperature yesterday: Highest, 45 degrees
lowest 80: average 80