Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 12, 1900, Page 1

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE. NE ’ \ FRIDAY ESTABLISHED ————————————————— g1 ‘ 1871 OMAITAL MOI TAKE LEAVE OF CHINY v 2RESIOENT'S WISOOM REPIY 0 FRENCH NOTE Text of Document Handed to M Given to the Publi Theil | Part of Chaffee's Men Now on Back to Mani INDIANA TAKES HUNDREDS | | RESERVATION AS TO MANY SUGGESTIONS TRANSPORT il - Prestdent However, That to Inttintion of Colonel H Cables fi 56 > Seew N umphrey, Quartermaste Newo » 4 on Departure b ard he by bu kested o VASHINGTON, Oct. 11.—The reply of the POLICY OF EVACUATION SET IN MOTION 7 ' i ient to the lote, rela President McKinley's Troops W ARMY REMAINING PREPARES FOR WINTER 070 ¢ Gt Ol prrositic % ; Health ana ot an Entive Tix Needs Prepared 1o to comm . o a 1 WASHIN phrey, quar Nk departur « China. T with forag Y " & pany D, Hix t ] by T eavalry; pack mules b giug to the 8 r an giment, United State avalr with e tracted for 1 Sta of Am \ loser BUOYED UP WITHFALSE HOPES ' "'\ = . Charge Made Kept ot Thit President Krog Fleld MINISTER WU IS WORRIED % g fderabie Apprehension Heporis Wi itarsy Eix Hoers | of Lnrge Mtion WA was HINGTON, Oct this morning. He had no | China, but came 1o learn th government on the French proposition. | expressed consider 1n th ary appr W large military o Ting ¥ hension over the press repo pedition w Yook i fontein e many fleld Early figh thousand British thut the g nower have hers made i rves w ndant | obst y the finitl plications and a among the Chine He says that the uprisings in the south ryect and are set afloat w ating the impression on water that grave for a military campaign by best evidence of this he agitation in the campaign ealed s looting. but be wired president to s Have Comm Jouber Boe ter on Kr L Genera ger to China are not eor the h a view to cre. | Pl 1 advistr the Mr - aangers cuiet which enll| Krvger v s WALDERSEE GOING TO PEKIN On another occasion when the Roers were says is the fact that 4 s there are no Bgxer in the south of China. | *"MeTing revere Mr. Kruger wired | all the generals that 10000 men wer The minister feels certain that Barl Li|'® Hung Chang has arrived at Pekin coming to their assistance from the cape.’ | Nothing bas been heard from Mr. Conger | for a day or two. 1t appears that it was . KRUGER THE CAUSE OF WORRY en erroneous assumption that the minister 2 Bad submitted to the S department | French of His Mist of Chinese ofMclals who should be pun b : fshed. He did supply the dey pia & copy of the imperfal edict pumber of officlals made no proscriptions himself aid express the opinion that besides thome punishment With the dny to the French not the State department | attitude of waiting, The to be made public here the usual period of tim matic custo which morrow morning report yus Boxer stop he from th slied which allies Slow-Moving Communder-in-Chief Set Out for Chinese Capital Tomorrow. BERLIN cording to G Oct. 11, an offic Count von Walders I telegram, will sta xt Saturday reinforcements further n te Minister Fears Effec Visit to the Capltal, rmans are e They unication undertaking telegraphic n Tsin Fren fore artment witl in which & ntioned, but though he other Chine fit subjects for reply re have effected end were NEW Herald frou ernment 1 ot YORK, Oct. 11.—A ¢ The ilted on t aris says French ge The semi-offl no further d wwal of the impe day bt reg ial pre t Kruger's landing through Paris on b Hollan N 1 named were esider e ting d f the yester China passing gain an text « after the allow visit to Paris has lapse great opposition d by diplo- | We bably be on the part of ZeMtung ha elieving th publi by the a1l remembe three f the hero of and present hims the Frenct French peasa he admired 18 in the y does not sinnige ord cq e for placed all to the be FRANCE RECEIVES ANSWER Propositi celved Un Boer egates Waldersee. amations of Every Are Re. ! and Ak ree country as the Quai d'0 { trouble with Englana that would meet Presider have the effect of displeasing Mr lain. If the decision rests with M. Delcasse alone we may be sure that the hero of the South African war will be asked to go els where nati n Berlin P throughout wish o nstead of Count vor Knows Oom 197 A Mumbar o £0 DADer is the | (a nds, but we s HINT AT POSSIBLE CLASH monstration of That « K this st i Gover ry «tement nlly by The PARIS, Oct. 11 egotiations are pro gressing satisfactorily on the subject of the propositions contained in th of M Delcasse, the minister of foreign affalr regarding China, and. It 1s said here, the | situation Is as follows Russta, Ttaly and A unconditionally ha municated her repl i French government has been given to u derstand that the German nment cor alders (hat gotlations | reat Britalu Frezch note nent prohibition of China, on which point | ervations. The answer of the Un is not known. Japan cially, but is though the to receive the the to play 1o the note has so result is cor M. Delcasse ha fster at Pekin communicat and b thoriz M. Pichon, with the v & ooants hinese eria Nminary KRUGER GOING TO HOLLAND . i by lark ~0tticinl Deninl ossible Landing i Marseilles he So-Called Significant Remarks of Hus- General at Wilna His Troops. h sinn o note 1t LONDON, Oct spondent of th cance to a 1 Ly The me Moscow attaches signif by the Russian Wilna to 1 10 China, but corre 'FIGHTING IN THE TRANSVAAL " note | m a accept the T h had been or recalled ally, but the wh Derailed of English il Tenin and Sn Pariy the note aff Captured. T to bring you ba ) ready L shall be ordere The Minted . |EMPEROR ON HIS JOURNEY He is Being E Foree of Na Troq INDON been re 11T ved from following dispatch rd Roberts th 1 ha \port of arn excep perma ted § lied offi- | de Al o Anxious | ties riina at can only be Ge has not re exp rench governmen reply of Japan © of the role Japan is ent Chinese ques cleared the g idered is in view of ¥ French d the | ! i y that 3 he V r Venterskr f importar Chinese Report by & Larg tye Da SHANGHAIL Oct, 1 nese Yeport M he ’ top W r xpect owa Ch Y ¥ NEW REBELLION IS GROWING " eh Give Se to nwor of General Su 1 Uprisin with 1 of Mukd [ Plackmail Chinese Diplomut SHANGHAL 0ot o kation of form ot Kruger | placed on trial y taotal, has recelved a 2 ( eral Su reporting that a s e Las broken out in the tlon of Kwang Si province: that expected . troops are inadequate at lea 0,000 to cope w i directed against (b threatens to ¢ Ting Fu rebellion It is reported that the Yuug Tse v the BOERS TEAR UP RAILWAY v o British st Bethulle Falls g " B ress rebellion In Cettionl According b i e o 4 £, ne ARer empress to enroil | has Chin situation BERLIN, Oct. 11 patch received by t the sltuation in China dispatch adds that Chang Weih advised the dow i in the governor of the new * It have fnce of Kiang s that General ‘Sian Y B army to 40,000 men. rope Fears Ch RK, Oct A xers army been e capital. § A na 4 tha aa ' rther asserted that w at Chian Finally It is a has 1 W Eoveruments it he be redom KOV decapitated Kan, pre romen will b seriously threaten the orted | | INING, OCTOBER 1 1900-TWELVE PAG SINGLE (¢ FETES FOR CLOSING DAYS [UDICIARY IN BAD (ODUR CONDITION OF THE WEAT Windup of Eap Charactertzed by Un Feativition Paris sition Wil He sunt Gener ¥ bie re empern Hour | 5oa “ " MANY PRISONERS GIVEN FREEDOM FOR CASH » » » " Taft « Taken Comnie and Wil o o the Sitnatl Hepinee Native J with Amer ans | THINKS BOERS HAVE CHANCE missto neite M er Wessels 1 to Hritish South Africe MANILA, ( (via The GRAND R We sioter Pl M \ war ips ma autom t fraud. The monthly co ENGLISH LIBERALS Return sho [ GAINS #500" The wmount cotleried by the | 30000100 | bt " et of 1 Day Makes a G That |1 iy LONDON 0ct Wales) F. B sItting member, ( effectiveness of a | ¥ Chaloner, conservative. These tion of 1 & ; Boers in this country 1 gain was In Tyneside d vision of Northumberland Smith, ur Aty eral pre ented the was a liberal w p " guard R o 1892 and roon last Parl in Brown Clark e South Afr Boer liberal nesshire, th Mr.R. L general ¢ Caith iberal-unionist A Harmsworth, win 1 intend t ellion of the the Sir Charles Dilke for Forest of tershir iy division retain Americans b are preferred, but to secure. The ¢ stitute the of th 1 his seat | trates know 8¢ ¢ are the year wut. T of Glouces- | Spanish hurdest then fr NEW YACHT TO CE TRIED OUT = Lipton Wil Sail His New Against the O} New Captate. n will needed mmiss was becau neither they drast| entire reform the case Judiciary for “we TURMOIL IN ISLAND OF LEYTE whoiLESALE PLOTS TO KILL Natiy Chnllenger | Has n | » Indulge wrsned S . Amigoens. n Ratding and When Anurchist Tells of Decision fo der Iings and President MekKinley, Mur- LONDON. Oct. 11.—Furtber informatic regarding Sir Thomas Lipton's new challenge the America’s cup conficms the state- | ment that the hoat will ba nemed Shamrock | MANTLA nd will bo selected wot-cgatenrs | 18Iand_of between the yacht Watson is designing and | The rebel | the other Shamrock the latter has | D€ T underg th improven prope d by the Fife. Both yachts will be kept fully Thomas Lipto together The commander wh does n wish daivy the old rock's employed in the Th pton, ref erview iated Skipper, ch : Oct. 11 The we ot the Leyte in & state of turmoil Ladrones are actively plunder cking and then returning garrison towns, while the American t cons NEW YORK Jourual aud Advertiser | The anarchist, Bertolani a suspected b A confession wb I have known ab he says to the & bim were con Oct. 11.-~A dispatch from Howme arrested at Bres to he says Milan has ne 18 Meers manned be mas ke it It are surrende 8. attempting to e in boats, are being ken up and may ger Sir pe captured water challe crown in prose nee that 1 sreanizati questioned stated that om t fitty A@ricans Kked forty-five 1 their stronghold in the ( em and killed ten killed and thr Thirty and his The ing they | from ald America t the Ladrones of Sha b the king, b no atte he coming i Sir max | atta with a Press in London who is to have represen T Beve and ch provinece, routed cup 1e Twenty men of the John vachtsn wesigned to thi t in an engag Batan province, had fo! who for of Wa pring HELFAS 1 ut Paterson. 1 that plots with in was similar to of the kille kil a artment hers; for ial meeting ¢ ATle ber 2 take nece Thomas Lipton eries of races for the New York club. make another uttem; tr th th ral of cluding the na nization us: A constru and club O to | tea the Sir Al monar ng for another ! that a king is in gold for 4 cheay up to the n of a garbage « the the Manila insular Wright's t for auditor's office bill the i FLOUR TRUST IN° NEW FORM R Sir Thomas's ition to 1 the great with the Com re imme apture reorganization of t and Viee ittee vachting was e prganized Vario o ¥ Wi Leas Original asking etion of harbor improvem 00,000 Crawford and gold for LIPTON WILL BE GENEROQUS M:wivs tuernciionui Chan » had long been | o to this end on i in ain's plans elicited entative of | er of Com merchants impost fund | PADY 14 belong | ' » com took :nts NEW YORK made that is 0ot the Stan now 1 dard in progress of organ alted Announcement Flour Milling com zation a States F o Those Who ght Short ek, | Desire to Push Been Have ¢ the m f the U lour LONDON ed toda « special fund. The discuss » red until Frida € all the pork i have_no 1ot n of degree. 1 exorbitan o make o all possible to n fact oth Sangninary Havana | Qui Rattle Streets Prevented Only k Action, n or - 1 let some go the pan T threater ipat arry ou u few ed properties HAVANA volice Oct. 11.—At Mata Man Charged S nn ebel's Marder with [ nr in The Woorae Cut P r has oidered a Dowager BER Empress : ent | o order WISCONSIN ON TRIAL TRIP MucArthur Reports | N New o exsful 1 eship Makes Sue On the o« Const tornin 0 A1l th € Wiped Out n September a # enant of the i ol for f 25, w re | fantry and o in November | Truth in R ) the ne pekn ANSAR ter Teyiston Favors 1Ty r had be take & seat Vis Gt immoned from in the mew cabinet, WY FIVE CENTS. "ERBIG POWWOW TODAY W Miners to Jonsider Offer of Operators MEETING WILL BE HELD AT SCRANTON Mitchell ited Mine Workers f U eady on th OUTCOME OF CONFERENC: "ROBLEMATICAL Lahor Leaders Express Widely Divergent us ou Result. TEN PER CENT OFFER APT T0 BE REJECTED Helief Curr Crs Graut Farther Conce he Strnggle with Thetr Employes WL Not Bud Soen SCRANTON, Pa., Oct. 1h.-The comven tion ¢ a te migers wow on rik ennsylvania will comveme | his tomorroy uing for the pu per cent in . thew by nearl n the reglo e convention wi er D ion and the of ed tonight by labor leader Ty The delegates h R rriving toda ocal unions ou the poxit the op Il vote v per cep cesslon M f miners will o tavor the adva 1e he operators give @ guaranty that the increase be given for a stated ngth of me, while not a tew insist up the other gricy general that | th inifor " to delegate the <har t'a t by this conventio are rathe i the impression of xeveral lew hut least a second convention 1 ha ! held betore | Mitehell Tins 08 Probabie President Mitchell's r ! a na . o was not satisfactory and that they saculd ix taken 1 r had no futention of influencing the | merely voicing 1 nt o« himselt Eis colleagues and the Kers with whom has come in contact during th last week The vention. as near as tho United Mine Workers' ofeials can 0N, wilt « siet of about 700 delega About half | of tucse aro als tere, most of them coming from the Schuylkill valley and Hazleton reglon. The district headquarters were crowded all day President Mitchell spent a busy day at his headquarters catching up with his mail and in preparing for the convention . afternoon he prepared the address he wil feliver at the opening of the first session In all Mkelihood the convention will be a ecret one, but a press ttee will be appointed. Mr. Mitchell will preside prob ably nd th ecretarie will b elected by the delegates. The organi of the convention will be the only thing done at omorrow morning's session Miners Can Get $250,000. W. 1. Ryan, secretary-treasurer of the M Worker nlon ¢ Illinols, arrived here toaay He id the mine workers of h state have at lea $100,000 in thelr treasury, and added that if the anthracite workers needed help $250,000 would be sen in a few hour Mr. Ryan =aid he was not here on officia! husine He may con with Mr. Mitchell on the question of financial aid, although the national pres! den ys such assistance is not needed at resent 'FORMULATE THEIR DEMANDS | Striking Miners « Wyoming Vallcy i Inatruct Delegates to Scran ton Convention, WILKESBARRE, Oct. 11.—The Wilke barre assemblies of the United Mine Work ers today held meetings and _instructed the delegates to the Serar Convention First—Recognition of the union | Thira v cent general advance | Fourth—Two weeks' payday Fitth—Check-docking bos 8ixth—A contract signed by the com panies agreeing foregoing, to hold The ruction of the delegates was i the nature of a surprise, as it was e ecied they would be allowed to use their own judgment after tuking their seats in ¢ and learning the seatfment i titchell's specch at Scrantor hich he stated 10 per ! rease was not cnough, no dout ! big coal con e 1 t of the Wyo no settlemen the he demand ompanie The turther cor claim that with a 10 pe ng tolis they will have a hrd time mak wald President Mitehell will make the mi ake of his life if he does not use his in People of Town Fear T te, bt Strthers Dis e Quielty I Return Howe, HAZLET Pa, Oct. 1L—About ¢ riker mposed u trom McAdoo au P A bis morn p i eat of the cft 1 strippings marched right into th heart of Hazleton. This was the first 1 ' tlke begau that the town was