New-York tribune., 1901-11-30
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 80, 1901
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN-The captains of the foreign war
ships at Colon took over the Government Of the
place from the Liberals yesterday in order to
hand the same, later in the day, 70 ela Generai
ment forces; there was insignificant hghting at
Bohio, on the isthmus, where the reVolutionlsts
dated Dubnitza, Bulgaria. November 2S, Miss
Stone and Mime. Tsilka still alive; the letter
said that the brigands decided not TO XII the
captives upon any pretext whatever. while IN
sisting upon the full ransom demanded -
There is a growing feeling Of pessimism shown
In the current discussion in London OF the South
African war; General Butler is being honized by
his admirers in London, and a dinner Will oe
given in his honor there tonight - The fall
IN silver, believed TO be due to heavy sales by
independent smelters in America, is threatening
the Manchester cotton trade with China and IN
dia =- The Duke of Teck, brother OF the
Princess of Wales, was thrown from his horse
while hunting, and sustained severe injuries
Sefior Pi Y Margal, chief of the Repupll-
can Federal party in Spain, is dead -. Inc
British delegates to the recent International
Congress of Nurses. in Buffalo. were entertained
by the Society of American Women in LONDON
- Yesterdays session of the Pan-American
Congress was largely taken up with the hearing
Of committee reports.
DoMESTIC-Secretary Root gave assurances
TO Cubans that representatives. OF the ghited
States Government would not interfere In the
electoral contest in the island - lively
fight IS expected in the caucus Of Democratic
members Of the House of Representatives over
rules for party guidance to be offered by MI.
Burleson of Texas President Roosevelt
the West Point-Annapolis football game at Phll-
adelphia to-day. .-O Over 100 canal boats
were caught in the ice in the Erie and Cham
plain. canals and an ice breaker was put al
work near Syracuse TO make a way Tor those
there to the Hudson. - An estimate Dv the
Customs Collector at Detroit Of the number OF
italian immigrants in the wrecked wabash
train places the loss Of life at eighty-four. -
All the business houses at Plainfed, Wis, were
DESTROYED by fire. - The Governor Of Idaho
refused TO cooperate with Governor Van SAINT
of Minnesota in steps against railroad consoifda-
tion on the ground that his State has no law
\ the subject
CITY-Stocks were weak and lower -
The Greater New-York Democracy executive
committee met and perfected a permanent or
ganization TO cover all the boroughs, and de-
clared for -partisanship in municipal affairs.
- Mayor-elect Low announced the appoint
rnent Of Colonel Partridge Police Commis-
sioner - Controller Grout announce
the appointment of " Taylor Phillips First
Deputy and James w. Stevenson as SecoL !
DEPUTY Controller. - II said that Rich
ard Croker would stay here for the next two
years and prepare Tammany for the next
municipal campaign. - 1t was said that the
Exchange price OF milk had been raised because
of the short supply -ADnalgamated Copper
made a new low record figure Anson r. Flower
was adjudged guilty of contempt in the Anal
pamated Copper suit - The blockade Of the
surface cars caused by the explosion of gas in
the power channel on Thursday completely
raised.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day: Snow
in the morning; cloudy during the rest Of the
day. The temperature yesterday: Highest, 80
degrees; lowest. 30: average, 26.