New-York tribune., 1910-11-27
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-The Tribune's corre-
spondent in London says the coming
election is not likely to change mate
rally the political complexion of the
House of Commons a dispatch
from London says that Winston
Churchill has been criticised for inter
vening in the Suffra gette cases, in his
capacity as Home Secretary. - The
secretary OF a labor union was con-
victed in Rouen, France. of instigating
the murder OF a workman. who had re-
turned TO his employment during
strike; he was sentenced 10 death. -=
The Reichstag was occupied with dis
cussion of the speech made by Emperor
William at kOenigsbuTg- on August 20.
when he upheld the divine right Of
kings. il was reported from
Tampico that q schooner was attempt
ing to land arms for the Mexican rebels
At Sor0 Ia MaTino. == Bulletins issued
st Brussels indicated that Queen Eliza
beth is Improving = Professor oscar
Sellig the well known educator died at
Geneva, Switzerland = The Pope
gave & private audience 10 Cornelius
WacGnlicuddy. manager Of the Phila-
delphia American baseball team. and
his bride.
DONESTIC.-T was announced in
Washington that President Taft viii no.
recommend any changes in the tariff az
She approaching short session Of Con-
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the United States Court of the Northern
District Of Ohio. died at his home in
Cleveland from paralysis. == Moses
9 Wetmore. a retired tobacco million
aire and prominent Democratic politicz
ian. died at his home in st. Louis from
injuries sustained last week When he
was run down by a horse and wagon.
An issue Of S1e.n120n Of pre-
ferred stock by the Boston Holding
Company was authorized by the Massa-
Chusetts Railroad Commission. = 1t
was reported at Providence that VIII
lam Spr2gUe. the war GOVrnOr Of
Rhode Island. was critically i'll Al Paris.
= Representatiye Green. Of Massa-
chusetts. spoke in favor Of ship sub
sidv at Boston =- 4 resolution CTiti-
cising President Taft, was defeated at
the annual convention Of the Lakes-to-
the-Gulf Waterway Association III ST
Louis -= Samuel GompeTs was re-
elected president of the American Fed
Grafton Of Labor, in st. Louis
CTTY-Stocks We're duh at fractional
price changes = More than score
Of women and girls We're burned 10
deaf or Killed by jumping from windows
al the burning Of a factory building in
Newark. = The police made spec
tacular gambling raid arresting 146
men - Mr. NcAdoo said his supple
mental subway offer would be ready for
the consideration OF the Public Service
Commission early this week. = An
affidavit filed with the will of General
Charles Cleveland Dodge, In the Surro-
gates office. disclosed an objection OF
the testator's son TO a provision for a
corporation to hold charities fund.
Large crowds gathered al the
opening of the new Pennsylvania sta
ton shortly after midnight. == Office
seekers were gladdened by word from
Charles r Murphy that he would be
hack from Hot Springs, Va. on Monday
or Tuesday The New Rochelle
police accused a prisoner in the jail at
White Plains Of passing the bogus
checks with which New Rochelle has
been flooded recently. Several
iremen were overcome by dense smoke
at a fire in a .subcellar Of millinery
house
THE WEATHE HER-IndiCati0nS for to
cay. Rain or snow. The temperature
Yesterday: Highest, 10 degrees Al ! o.
m. lowest. "a at 10 .. N.