New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-19
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESSES Mr. Crawford, OF
south Dakota. finished his speech against
reciprocity. - House: The resolution
FOR the admission of Arizona ana Ne"
Mexico as states was discussed
Observation-Disclosures and his advisers
regard peace in Mexico as assured WITHIN
a few DAYS, and the scene OF negotiations
will be shifted from Juarez TO Mexico
City. - The British government was
criticised in the House OF Lords by the
Earl of Selborne for extraordinary su-
pineness" in failing TO safeguard the en-
pire in the American reciprocity agree
nnent. - A dispatch from Hamburg,
Germany, stated that the new potash
agreement raised the price OF raw salts,
and American interests were benented
by increased rebates. - Lieutenant
Dupuis and a companion were killed by
the fall Of their monoplane at Rheims.
France - A Paris dispatch stated
that a French detachment was attacked
by Moroccan tribesmen at Debdou and
that the latter were repulsed. - Gus
tav Mailer, composer and conductor,
died at Vienna. 49, At the Camorrist
trial in Niterbo, Italy, prisoner under
examination confessed that he was a
thief specialist.
DOMESTIC.-The nomination Of George
c. Van Tuyl, Jr, as State superintendent
Of Banks was confirmed unanimously by
the Senate ct Albany; Governor Dix sent
letter 10 Mr.. Van Tuyl requesting an
immediate investigation Of the Banking
Department. -= Governor Dix sent 10
the Senate az Albany the nomination Of
Daniel +. Cohalan. of New York. as a
Justice of the Supreme Court, TO succeed
James 4. O'Gorman. - DR.. Guy Pot
ter Benton. president Of Miami Univer-
sity, was unanimously elected president
OF the University of Vermont. - The
Grady bill. which seeks 10 abolish the
practice of photogrophing and measuring
by the Bertillon system prisoners in ad-
vance Of conviction, also the private ex-
animation known as the third degree"
by the police. Of suspects passed the
Senate at Albany. - 4 resolution
passed by the Helm committee a I Spring
field. Ill. recommended another United
States Senate investigation into the cleo
ton OF Senator Lorimer. Washington
dispatch intimated that such an inquiry
was not unlikely. - One thousand
sheep were burned 10 death in a fire al
the Kansas City stockyards. - A
bill legalizng puts and calls on the Chi
cago Board of Trade was killed by the
Illinois Legislature. 80 A Greenwich
Comm farmer made his twelve-year-
old son fire q loaded shotgun at his head
killing him instantly.
CITY.-StockS were strong and active
Andrew Carnegie will see 10 II
that all depositors Of the Carnegie Trust
Company are paid in full. 80 James
c. Cropsey had not been removed as
Police Commissioner when he went home
for the DAY, nor had he resigned. but
rumor was busy in naming Flynn, Nc
Cullagh, McAdoo and others as his sue
cessor. Police were accused o
firing all the bullets which wounded by
ISLANDERS when John Cain, the negro, rar
wild on Wednesday night, armed with {
knife. = The New York State Saw
ings Bank Association discussed lower
interest on deposits and raising the sur
| plus required. - Deputy Police Com
missioner Dougherty made thirteen ar
rests in q raid on a gambling house II
West 10th street, and seized larg
amount OF paraphernalia.
THE WEATHER.-Indicat for 10
day: Generally fair. The temperature
yesterday: Highest So degrees; low
est. SO.