New-York tribune., 1910-01-23
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-A special dispatch from
London says the Unionists have made
such large gains that the Liberal ma
Jority may be cut down 70 the National
ist strength. thus giving the Irish party
control Of the House OF Commons.
a special cable from London says Ger
many Is sending commissions OF experts
70 al parts Of the world in an effort to
develop trade. Lady Constance
Lyttou an enthusiastic sufTragette, Sc
cured her own comnliJtal 70 jail in Liv-
erpOol under an assumed name by
breaking the jail windows. = The
food OF the river Seine transformed
those portions Of Paris along the river
into miniature Venice; the foundations
Of many buildings, including the Eiffel
Tower, were endangered. - a special
dispatch from Paris says the French are
nervous over the increase by Germany
of its army strength along the French
and Belgian frontiers. AT the an
nual exhibition OF miniatures and water
CClOrs ar the Georges Petit Gallery, in
Paris. the work Of American artists was
commended - The Spanish troops
returning from Melila were warmly
greeted as they returned TO Madrid.
=President Madriz has ordered the
arrest of several leaders in Managua
who are opposed 10 his regime.
OMESTIC.-Richard A Ballinger,
Secretary OF the Interior, defended him
town, Mass The BalIlnger-Pin-
Chot investigating committee organized
and expects to begin its work Monday.
The Department Of Justice further
outlined its plans Tor the prosecution Of
the Beef Trust II was learned al
Albany that Justice Lyon at Binghamton
had granted an Order for a general in
NeStiRaCiOu OF the recent election in
ElElira. on allegation OF improper use OF
Tnoney affecting both The Republican
and Democratic committees. - An
custer suit Of the state of Missouri
against the meat packers was begun at
Jefferson City. - Reports from over
The country showed a difference Of
opinion as to the boycott OF meat as an
article OF diet = Two hundred men
and SIX bloodhOunds searched the coun-
Try surrounding St Louis for four high
Waymen who held UP q Missouri Pacific
train Friday night obtaining approx
maIely $4,000 - Members Of the
PiUtsburg Presbytery admitted that
there would be no prosecution Of Will
lam G. Lilley. the former treasurer. who
admits a $50 900 shortage in his ac-
counts A memorial Of Phillips
Brooks. designed by the late Augustus
Saint Ciaudens. was unveiled at Trinity
Church. boston
CITY-Stocks were irregular. closing
down \ gift of land and money
for 4 tuberculosis EanatOriurn has been
COMPANY - The Stock Exchange
governing committee announced that II
would take up the investigation Of the
Hooking Valley pool on February .
- Judge Hough quashed the indict-
ment against F. Augustus HeinZe charg-
ing misapplication Of the Mercantile
Banks funds Mayor GaynOr re-
fused 10 iudOrse the Democratic League
BY attending its dinner 10 Democratic
mayors II Albany next week - Gus
toms officials unearthed an extensive
scheme 10 defraud the government by
falsifying certificates Of appraisement
on automobiles owned by prominent New
Workers. - 4 man was crowded off
the platform OF the 14th street subway
station and killed. Deputy Col
lectOr Healey OF Queens may bring suit
against the city for removing him from
Office. - The meat boycott mas not
yet reached the big Broadway hotels.
80 Mrs. Dore Lyon filed a petition in
bankruptcy with liabilities Of more than
$500. 900.
THE EATHER-Indication for To-
day. Fair The temperature yesterday:
Highest. 81 degrees; lowest, 36.