New-York tribune., 1901-11-28
Netp7lark Dahl, Gn1bn1se
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 2s, 1901
TIE NEWS THIS MORNTNG.

FoREIGN-Further details of the defeat OF
the Liberals at Rarbacoa. the Panama Canal.
by government troops have been receifea' IN
Panama there is strong feeling against the
Americans; an American named Murphy was
captured by a boat from the Colombian gufSooat
Pinzon at Porto Bello and delivered to the COM
rnander of the United States gunboat Marietta:
it is said that the Colombian Minister. Senor
Silva, will return from the Pan-American Con
Eress to Washington in company with General
Reyes -- Lord Lansdowne. British Foreign
Secretary. in a speech at Darlington. Eng
touched upon competition for foreign markets
and the Boer war. and said the ofnenS were
propitious in the canal negotiations with the
United States ''Lawrie'' Marks. an Ameri
can bookmaker. jumped from a channel steamer
and was drowned: ne was suspected of COM
plicity in the robbery of the Bank Of Liverpool
The skeleton cf a prehistoric man has
feet. - NJ Pinchon. former French Minister
al Peking, talked about his efforts to prevent
looting in the Chinese capital. and incidentally
made charges against another foreign legation
there - In the Pan-American Congress. the
Argentine delegation favored compulsory arbi-
1ration Of all controversies. pending as well as
in the future. and declared that the congress
would fail absolutely unless il solved this ques-
ton. - Lord Kitchener reported the capture
Of thirty-six Beers in the Transvaal-
DoMESTIc.-The engagement of Helen Hay
Daughter of the Secretary Of State, TO Payne
whitney. second son of William C Whitney,
was announced in Washington. - An un-
usual number Of Congressman and other visitors
called On President Roosevelt - The report
OF Postmaster General Smith, reviewing the
eperations of the PoStON1cc Department Tor the
fiscal year ended June 50 1901 made pub
lie - Police Captain Diamond was convicted
of allowing disorderly houses 10 exist in his
precinct and paid $1,000 fine; in passing sem
tence Justice Her-ick said he thought every
police captain in New-York was similarly guilty
Clement Studebaker. the well known
wagon manufacturer, died at his home in South
Bend, Ind - The retiring City Treasurer or
Louisville, whose books were undergoing an
Official examination, committed suicide. -
Colonel Partridge, VINO nay succeed Police
Commissioner Murphy, said that police black
mail cannot he eradicatsd. - Ex-Governor
Waite of Colorado dropped dead while eating an
apple. - The Cornell football team arrived
sn Philadelphia. ready for the game with the
University of Pennsylvania. - The Philadel-
phia Dog Show opened.
CITY.-Stocks were strong and higher. -
The police Investigating the mysterious
death of 2 man who. according to coroner S
physician died from beating. - Announce
ment was made Of special church services and
many dinners for the poor. well as & num-
ber of sporting features for to-day. ~ Anti
TammSn- Democrats laughed at CrokerS plea
for harmony. - Tho grand jury indicted
three officials Of the Metropolitan Street Rail
way Company on the charge of subornation
of perjury in the Rhodes case. - a man
dying from consumption. who had voluntarily
exiled himself from his wife and children, COM
united suicide.
THE wEATHER.-Forecastf for to-day: Fair
and cold. The temperature yesterday: Highest,
81 degrees; lowest, 21; average, %