New-York tribune., 1901-11-07
Nem71nrk Dsrilp Grfbn1sk
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER Z. 1901.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-England showed no excitement
pver Frances at Mitylene. but the Cab
enet held a prolonged session. - The Sultan
isent TO the councillor of the French Legation in
sConstantinople, monthly drafts the customs
bn payment OF the Lorando and Tubini claims
r A ma jority of the English press regarded
sTammany's downfall triumph for good
tgovernment throughout the world. - Canada
h1eminded the British Government that she would
send regiment Of cavalry to South Africa for
1.-THE asking: the offer is likely TO be accepted.
p Guatemala laid plan for an international
sCourt Of claims before the Pan-AmeTican Con-
Eress- - 1t was announced that Ii Hung
eChang dying; Washington officials did not
fear any unfavorable results would accrue to
hhis country. - Consul General Dickinson, at
fConstantinople. received letter dated October
t2s. from Miss Stone the captive American mis-
ssionary; she was well. - Leading men of
sJamaica requested that Boer prisoners be sent
10 that island. - II asserted that the
German imperial deficit would reach 140.000.000
Enarks. - The Porto Rico Government was
enbarrassed by the continued dangerous Illness
tpf the acting treasurer. Mr. Dix.
! DOMESTIC-Mr. Rayner made the closing
argument for Rear Admiral Schley in the naval
scourt Of inquiry, and Judge Advocate Lemly
sw-ill speak on the governments side to-day -
tsThe official count may have TO be awaited TO
Edecide the complexion of the Maryland legis-
1ature, and contests may be carried to the courts
on the frauds perpetrated under the new ballot
1aw. - theatre burned in the night at
Hurley. Wis. with the loss of ten lives all the
victims being connected with the house: a thea
Ere caught fire in Atlanta while performance
was in progress in the day, but the audience
was dismissed in safety. - Justice Jerome
Haid that he would put a stop TO ponce blacR-
mail and endeavor 20 make the cadets" earn
honest living; that he would make a fairly
clean sweep Of the District Attorneys office, and
that he knew much about John Doe that
1ae could throw his hat at him. - The trial
OF Captain Diamond, of New-York Citys police,
which to have taken place at Albany yes
1erday. has been put over 10 November -.
CITH.-Stocks were strong and active. -
Nayor-elect Low announced that he would select
heads Of departments according to merit, and
that the appointing OF subordinates below depu-
Iies would be left entirely TO the commissioners
- Richard Croker denied that he intended
TO resign the leadership. - Edward N.
lShepard did TO be dispirited by his
government. but had made mistake in his
was burned in Broadway in front OF the Metro
.lpolitan Opera House, where a parade Of the
.AcornS ended; the police broke through the
crowd, and q riot barely averted. -
The will Of Edward 8 Stokes showed that a
reconciliation had taken place between the
testator and his cousin, W. E. D. Stokes. -
"A policeman plunged into the river after two
GrOwnng men and got both out: died soon
after his rescue - A woman jumped from a
FERRY boat and was caught by a boathook welded
fby deckhand she foated by. - Colonel
Robert A. Annon testified that he sent money
to Miller. the head OF the Miller Get-Rich-Quick
Syndicate while he in Montreal.
THE WEATHER.-Forecast for to-day: Fair
stationary temperature The temperature yes
Ferday: Highest, 40 degrees; lowest, SO; aver
r. IL