New-York tribune., 1901-11-12
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TUESDAY. NOVEMBER i, 1901
THE NEWS THIS HORNING.

FOREIGN.-The French squadron under Ad-
miral Caillard left the island Of Mitylene. its
destination being the island of Syria, near
Athens; diplomatic relations were resumed be-
tween France and Turkey. - Reports from
America that the Danish West Indies had been
sold the United States were declared to be
premature and incorrect by the Danish Premier.
- Sir Harry Johnston lectured before the
Royal Geographical Society Of London on his
investigations in Uganda and Central Africa
King Edward, il said, will order a
special crown for the Queen 10 wear at the coro-
nation, to contain the Kohinoor. - General
1rribe-Uribe. in an interview at the front. gave
his views on the present hostile attitude OF
Venezuela and Colombia, which. he declared
only between the Conservative and
Liberal parties of the two republics. - San
tiago Tglesas 2 la bor leader, was arrested on
the arrival of the New-York steamer at San
juan for failure appear for trial on the charge
Of causing a strike in San Juan last July. -
For the first time foreigners in Peking were per
mitted TO witness the Chinese spectacle OF res
cuing the SUM- - A meeting of the German
Cabinet was held TO consider changes proposed
in the Tariff bill. - Herr Ballin. a director
of the Hamburg American Line, said that he did
not anticipate harm from the entry Of the Nor
gan group into the shipowning business. -
Another letter received from Miss Stone.
the captive missionary. Of a hopeful tenor: Bull
garian authorities continue to interfere with the
progress Of the negotiations for her ransom.
DOMESTIC.-The Schley court Of inquiry held
its first secret session TO begin the preparation
Of fits report. - The board OF visitors to the
Naval Observatory at Washington, in report
10 Secretary Long. favors civilian control Of
that institution - kentucky Republican
presented to President Roosevelt the names of
several candidates for internal revenue collector
in their State. - a board Of high army Of
ficers headed by General Miles. appointed
TO select permanent camp grounds on which ex-
tensive military manoeuvres may be held. -
". c. Rathbun charged with desertng from the
army and with an attempt to swindle life in
surance company. arrested in Louisville
after he supposed 10 have died in Jefferson
VILE, Ind - Two more of the convicts who
escaped from the Federal prison in Kansas one
of them the ringleader, were arrested -
1t is said that the legislature will take action
this winter the question Of sugar bounties-
- The question of the constitutionality of the
''anti-scalpers' law argued before the Court
OF Appeals - Politicians actively dis
cussing the question Of a successor TO Erastus
c. knight State Controller. - The founding
Of Yale University at Saybrook Conn. two hun
dred years ago. was celebrated by exercises and
the dedication OF monument
CITY.-Stocks were strong and active. -
Professor Richmond Mayo-Smith. of Columbia
University, fell from window in his study on
the fourth floor of his home and was instantly
killed his neck being broken. - Justice
OGorrnan refused to issue a writ of prohibition
restraining Justice Jerome from hearing the
charges of oppression against Devery. - It
learned that Captain F. Norton Goddard,
Republican leader of the XXth Assembly Dis
trict. opposing the reappointment of George
r. Bidwell as Collector Of the Port. Seth
Low returned to town and began work at his
headquarters. - Three persons were injured
by flying glass and wood IN a collision between
q Lenoy-ave and a Huclleberry Line car.
- Two sisters lashed whom ac-
cused OF insulting her. and their brother pu..-
ITleled him before large crowd In Third-ave.
THE WEATHER-Forecas for to-day:
Rain The temperature yesterday: Highest, AZ
degrees: lowest. 81; average. "a.