New-York tribune., 1901-11-11
Akp1nr,k DAILY Vxibn1x
MONDAY. NOVEMBER IL, 1901.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-It was semi officially announced
In Paris that, the Sultan having acceded TO all
France and the Porte would be resumed and
that Admiral Caillards squadron had been or
siered 20 leave the island of Mitylene. - Con-
lsnl General Dickinson has informed the Bull
Earian Government that it will be held RESPONSE
Die should the movements Of Bulgarian troops
cause the brigands tc kill Miss Ellen NJ Stone
the American missionary: the brgands. Ii is
asserted. have begun TO treat Miss Stone with
more severity. - 4 Portuguese gunboat at
the Azores seized American schooner accused
of clandestinely conveying ernigrants who were
seeking to avoid military service. - Personal
chickering's disturbed the proceedings Of the fed
eral convention in Manila, and prevented IL from
accomplishing practical results much antipathy
displayed toward the friars; Lukban, the
snsurgent leader in SaIaar, sent word TO General
Smith that he would not listen to proposals of
surrender until all American soldiers had with
drawn from the Gendara valley: General Smith
will hold the officers responsible for any sur
prise of American troops. - The American
Institute of Mining Engineers will meet in the
City of Mexico to-day - Reports that the
United States insisted upon mediating between
Venezuela and Colombia created much excite
,nent among the Venezuelan troops on the Co
iombian frontier; Dr. Blanco. venezuelan MIN
ister Of Foreign Affairs, resigned, because of
President CastTcs answer 10 the peace resolu-
tion of the Pan-American Congress. - Gen.
eraI Ian Hamilton is going to South Africa to
be chief OF staff to Lord Kitchener, carrying with
him plan for a more vigorous prosecution OF
the war. - William T. King. eK-president OF
the Merchants Association, made an appeal for
funds to cover the order Of Acorns' campaign
a W
Brown was unveiled ct ST. Thomass.
DOMESTIC.-It was announced that the
United States Steel Corporation negotiating
for the large plant of the Troy Steel Company,
at Troy. - Miss Augusta Williams. the miss
ing daughter of DR.. Q. A. Williams, Of Brook
1yn, was found at Great harrington. Mass. -
The Industrial Commission issued a report
showing the fluctuations in the prices Of steel
and iron products for the last ten years. anu the
meaning OF the same - A report on naval
coaiing stations shows that the quantity Of coal
used in the navy has Increased nearly hvefod
.n a decade. - A remarkable falling off in
the vote in Ohio is shown by the completed re-
turns il being 100 600 under that Of two years
ago and about 250.000 under last year -
no more Of the escaped convicts from the Fed
<ral prison at Fort LeaVenworth, Kan, were
caught yesterday, and fourteen remain at large
but still pursued. - Secretary Root pre-
scented to Hamilton College cannon captured
IN rne Philippines. Three hunters had a
desperate encounter with family Of bears near
Goshen - Harvard Observatory made prep
arations to photograph the display Of leonids ex-
from the Fort Leavenworth prison. held a sheriff
and his deputy prisoners in farmhouse, ana
when police surrounded the place negotiated
their escape under protection of their prisoners.
Two fishermen from New-Haven went
AdTift on Long Island Sound, because OF the
breaking OF oar. and ii is feared they viii
perish.
CITY.-A desperado, after holding up and rob
bing two men, was chased down Fifth-ave and
ca,ebt after fight Many ministers al
luded to the victory of Seth Low and the fusion
ticket the triumph Of right in their services
yesterday. - D,slTicl AtCofAes -eisCi SetoiiiS
returned from Lakeville, Conn; his views on
freer Sunday laws were discussed by various
political leaders. - An appeal was issued
for the proposed Mckinley memorial at Canton
The funeral of Henry Hart was held at
his home. in Mad'son-ave., and burial was In
Cypress Hills Cemetery. - Richard Croker
spent the day at Red Bank. n. J.. as the guest
Of Andrew Freedman - 1t was learned
that tests had recently been made at Fishers
Island Of a dynamite gun of extraordinary
destructive powers - The tablet in memory
Of the late Dean Murray was unveiled at Prince
ton University yesterday.
THE WEATHER - Forecast for to-day:
Fair The temperature yesterday: Highest, Al
degrees; lowest, 3o; average, 3S.