New-York tribune., 1901-01-14
Iesp7lnrk Daiip gihnrts
MONDAY. JANUARY II. 1901.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FORgYGN.-The joint rote OF the Powers has
finally been signed by the Chinese Peace COM
raissioners: i is understood that Il hung Ch4ns
is suffering from BElghts disease; Prince INNS
hss protested 20 the Court against the oontern-
plated appointment OF EiceFoy Chang Chln
-urr as Peace Commissioner, TO succeed Ii
Tyr-g chang II is reoorred in shanghai that
French force defeated the Boxers near Pao-
Ting-Fu, killing 2 thousand OF tneEn -
General hi-che1er reports tazL !;1pD - ,.sr
tackled TWO stations On the rallWay oeI"eeh
johannesburg and Pretoria. but we're oElEfa
OF ard are being pursued by cavalry orlgaoSi
also that three agents o. a Boer peace 0oI5i-
rnIttee were fOggad and one was shot II De
Vets laager, by order Of the Boer comHandant-
Four hundred japanese nsherEnen are
thought 70 hare perishsd in storm On January
10 OF The coast % Japan - Samuel Lewis.
a noted money lender and usurer of London, is
biockace the harbor Of 81. Johns. y. 2. and
are sweeping toward the track OF transatlantic
steamers - The crew of the British steamer
strsthleven were rescued a. sea and !aaoeo -
ST AicheeIs Azores, By the German ship Arc
goxan. =- Tie steamer Texan, at Kingston,
Jamaica from Colon, reports desperate hgnnhg
trying 70 capture the city - Inc ISSUE %
rev stock and bonds II Germany last year aE-
Eregzted l.5s3 10000 marks. against 2,S3Ioep-
600 MARKS for 1893.
DOMESTTC-The plans OF President AcKin-
ley to GO u San Francisco for the launching OF
the Ohio provide for leaving Washington on
May ! and many members Of the Cabinet VIII
probably accompany him - senator E!Alhs
onourced himself strongly in favor OF the
Shipping Subsidy bill. - The Grand jury N
ST Louis made it's final report Of the investiga-
tion Of municipal matters, and handed down
tyventy-four indictments the important ones Tot
being made public - Members OF the Elec-
toral College. began 10 gather al Aoany IN
preparation for casting their formal ballots TO
day for President and Vice-President- -
Preparations for the Vanderbilt-French wed
ding were completed; the ceremony was re-
hearse6 and 2 list OF the presents made PUBIC
The report Of the State Prison Board
showed q large increase in drunkenness II the
last year: the Board made seyera! important
recommendations. - Governor OdelIs horses
ran away, wrecking the sleigh - II was re-
ported from Missouri town that two nepheYs
and niece Of William II. Rice. who left a large
estate in this city, Will contest the probate Of
his will and put in e claim 10 the property.
CITY-Chief OF Police Devery summoned all
police captains 70 meet him al Headquarters
this afternoon. - Il was said that the Big
-Four would soon be merged with the New
York Central - Some physicians declared
that the number ot grip victims was on the in
crease Controller Coler returned from
washington but would not discuss political af
fairs. - Professor Felix adler delivered an
address on Reform" at Carnegie Hall. -
The Rev. T. De Witt Talmage spoke at the
Academy OF Music on the twentieth anniversary
celebration OF the Bowery Mission
THE wEATEER-Forecast for to-day: Fair.
The temperature yesterday: Highest, 50 degrees;
lowest, 81; average, "a