New-York tribune., 1910-09-11
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

Seventy thousand troops
viii take part in the English army ma
uosayres which began yesterday; the
operations will extend over four coun-
tries and will cost S1,2J0e1o. - A
million workmen may be involved III the
focb-outs and strikes due primarily to
the refusal Of the English trade unions
TO obey the orders OF their leaders
- The German military man6uVreS
ended with a victory for the Red army,
theoretically Russian invaders; EN-
peror William was present and gave d
criticism. President Diaz formally
opened the new Young Mems Christian
Association Building at Mexico City.
Il was announced at Managua
that the last armed opposition to the
new regime under General Estrada had
ceased with the surrender of General
Fernando Rivas, with one thousand
men and eleven cannon. - premier
Canalejas at Madrid denied an inter
view attributed to him in which he was
quoted as making q, fiippant reference
10 a Vatican communication =
Liners which left British ports for the
United States carried between six thou
sand and seven thousand passengers;
many well-tO-1O Americans We're obliged
70 travel in the steerage.
DOMESTIC Theodore Roosevelt, at
Columbus, Ohio, denounced iawlessness
IN the present street railway strike
there: he practically ended his tour at
Pirtsburg II was announced at
Beverly. Mass. that President Taft had
called d Cabinet meeting for Washing
ton, on September Fl. = Governor
Patterson Of Tennessee resigned his can
dldacy as the nominee for reelection
OF the Democratic party - United
States Senator Lorimer resigned from
the Hamilton Club, of Chicago. which
recalled its dinner invitation TO him be-
cause Of eX-President R00SeVelt'S aJu
tGde. -= Brool1inS. in a Wright BIZ
plane. in an accuracy test came down
- feet ! inch from the centre Of a cir
cle al The Harvard aero meet at At
\ lan-ic. Mass. The Census Bureau
ID announced IN Washington the popula-
Il lion Of Boston as 610aS5, an increase Of
1876 per cent. and the population OF New
Rochelle, N Y, as 2S,S6I. a gain Of 96.1
Per cent in ten years. - Lawrence
O. Murray. Controller of the Currency.
announced that he would visit every ma
tional bank examiners district in the
country and investigate his work.
Mrs William hraUss. a daughter of eX-
Governor Turney of Tennessee. shot a
mining broker. Franklin II. Griffith. in
s Los Angeles.
CITY.-Stocks were dull and irregular
- A committee Of Mount Vernon
citizens reported in favor of merging
that city and adjacent towns IN West
chester into greater New York.
The Attorney Generals office outlined
extensive plans 10 prevent fraud on pTi-
mary day. - Plans Of the ''old guard
leaders to make trouble for the Pro-
gressiveS at the coming primaries Were
revealed. - The Stock Exchange be
gan an investigation Of the manipulation
OF the preferred stock Of the American
Hide and Leather Company. = A
supposed murder mystery on a barge
proved 10 be a drowning accident. -
The legislative investigating committee
expected that its inquiry would lead to
g group OF Democrats who have been
prominent in traction matters.
With the erraignment OF two men the
etete Controllers Office believed il start
ed the breaking up OF the trade in used
transfer STAMPS The circum-
stances surrounding the return Of the
Scimeca boy puzzled the police.
THE WEATHER-IndicatiO for to-
day: Fair. The temperature yesterday:
Highest 20 degrees: lowest, So