New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-13
THE NEWS THIS MORAIAG.

FOREIGN-General Estrada's plans
foI d stable Nicaraguan government and
an American loan were made public at
Washington. 80 Pablo ArOSemena, ac-
oording TO a dispatch from Panama VIII
probably be elected TO fill the uneNpired
Term OF the late President Obaldla. -=
The steamer California arrived at HaVre
after 4 hard fight for twelve days against
a fire in the hold Employees in the
Manchester cotton mills have not met
the demands Of the employers and prep
arations for \ lockout are beng made
The ''Tribuna." of Rome. says that
the Duke Of the Abruzzi broke the match
with Miss Elkins for personal reasons
although the Kings consent had been OBJ
7ained. Police at TIaYre believe
that the Coal Carriers Union voted the
death Of a strike breaker who was killed
recently. = The French manPuvres
began on the Plains Of Picardy.
DoAIESTIC.-Byrcn eBoyd. chairman
Of the Maine Republican state Commit
Tee. announced at Augusta that he con-
coded the election of Colonel PlaIsted
The Democratic nominee for Governor, by
from coo to 5.00e. aud the election by
-he Democrats of Congressman IN the
1St "a and Sd districts. == President
Taft attended the funeral Of Lloyd ".
Bowers. Solicitor General OF the United
States 81 the Hotel Touraine, in BoS-
ton. -= Ii WAS announced at Beverly
Mass. that President Taft might aban-
don his proposed trip to Panama --
The federal grand jury in chicago m
,lic-,d ten of the chief officials Of the
Swift Armour and Morris packing com
3.aTirs. filing three bills against each
man. = Lawrence Q. Murray CON
1Toll.r of the CUrrcucy- said III speech
10 bank supervisors in Washing ton that
the results under the banking laws of The
United States were in large measure ul}-
satisfactory. == Martin y hn8pp and
]. Z. Nabee viii mold another confer
clice soon 20 decide on Recommendations
for the international regulation OF ran
sy.VS ---- Manor Marshall 81 tcluih-
bus Ohio. requested Governor Harmon
10 summon the Ohio General Assembly
10 pass p compulsory arbitration law iD
order that the Stretcar strike ia -"iulh-
lsus might be brought To an end. -
William II. Arnold, proprietor "t tn"
Nsfraganeett club, WAS held for the
sra7ld ilITz- an charges of MAINTAIN a
gambling nuisance" and gambling
place at Nara gansett Pier, L. I.
CITY.-Stocks were dull and firm
Acting Mayor Mitchell again
wrote 10 tho Police Commissioner 10
1rr.-.rt frauds 1T the primary elections
Today. == The public schools opened
with more than seven hundred thousand
pupils = The arrival Of d steam
ship due To-day was preceded by stories
81 fabulous offers for cabins 10y home
coming ire NeiloIS- == Fifty mon were
found iH raid on q gambling house al
No 164 West 10Th stree-. == Manu-
facturcrs represontinE S31400o,@o OF
oeTita Iization formed an association 10
promote expert trade with Spanish
America. District Attorney " hit
man threatened !. :. Bache with arrest
i I.e did not appear in court to-day.
- l. MAS announced by the Metro
Iolitan opera House management that
The opera competition would close Sep
1t,lber IL President Sh0ntS argued
n the iuterb.rough's annual report for
extensions 10 The existing system
THE WEATHER Indications r0r to-
DAY. cloudy and unsettled. The tenn
7,eIatl1f- yesterday. Highest. = de
erees. iov st. 81