New-York tribune., 1911-11-11
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN.--Nanking was sacked by
the Manchus and a general sla uShter OF
chinese ordered; neither women nor chit
dren were spared. hundreds We're Killed
and The oroperty of 100000 persons was
confscated or destroyed. =- It was OIL
cialIv announced that the Emperor and
powaser Empress will remove from the
Winter Palace 10 the inner city OF Pc
X ,s on November ~. - Turks ana
Arabs delivered another attack ON the
Italian line between Hamideh ana Bou-
ineliana, but Wcre repulsed. -- Gen
eral disappruy Al was expressed in the
German press Of the Crown Prince 5
attitude regarding the treaty with
France, but his views were shared by a
large majority of the speakers in the
Reichstag - II was arranged That
\. Bonar Law should he chosen Upionist
lea dor in, the, House of Commons In sue
Cession la \. j. Bafour.
DOMESTIC Gov erncr Dix, comment
ing OF the election said at Albany that
lie expected the cooperation of the Re
publcans in every effort To enact good
laws and 10 establish needed reforms at
the next session of the Legislature.
.-- The claim was made that the
proposition for canal terminals had been
carried in Tuesdays election by plural
ity that might exceed .DO,OOb. -
Poison was found in the bodies or two
more persons who died mNsteriously ~
tho home of Mrs Louise Nermilya, in
Chicago - 4 board headed by Rear
Admiral Charles T.. Nroeland, was APP
. ,oiuted 10 examine aud report on (bt
. wreck Of the Maine in Havana HarDor'
- Mrs. Jane Quinn was held by the
coroner IN Chicago. on the charge ol
numbering her husband =@= \ petition
in bankruptcy was filed against kirWin
in Baltimore.
- 4 now will OF Mrs. Sara o. Bull
widow of Ole Bull, the violinist, the
fourth to he presented. was entered Tor
,robate at Alfred. Me. == William
. church Osborn resigned as counsel 10
Governor Dix; the resignation was ac-
copied ==- President Taft spoke on
peace at Sevanee. Tenn and later
visited Chattanooga.
CITY. Stocks we're strong. --= An
drew Carnegie gave S2J,00O.000 TO found
the Carnegie corporation for the Promo
lion Of Education. -@E=' The strike Of
drivers OF. street cleaning carts resulted
in many attacks on strike breakefS: d
threat that 3.I00 swecpers and even the
Ipamsters Ot the city. some forty thou-
sand. might so out brought the answer
that Commissioner Edwards and MaA or
Gavnor had taken their stand ana Would
listen Ia no dictaton. - Commls-
,:ionor Fosdck reported 10 the Mayor
that the -I'irc Department permitted
Violations 0fsrPreventiep measures, ana
ir spite of. GQmmiSsioner. Johnson.s as
scrtion that nc bad remedied conditions
declared them 10 bc unchanged. -
-Four men. two Of whom admitted being
:i the soenc Of the crime and implicated
the others. were held for THURSDAY S
murder and robbery in Westchester; the
Coroner expected TO find the tltth man
among four prisoners arrested IN New
York. - President Connolly declared
shat the Borough of Queens would NOT
I,c a tail 10 the Tammany kite. -
Th Corporation Counsel gave the Ponce
Commss ioncr an opinion that the sui
,1lvau pistol law was uuconsttutlonal,
Manor Gaynor. it was said. Nould
rcappoint FIVE or the nine commissioners
az Education whose terms expire with
tho current year. -- W. j. CunminS'
;ccuscd ol. stealing $4,000 in the Car
ucgie Trust matter testified an ms own
Tchaif. The police recovered q
$40 O"0 rcarl necklace stolen from an
ol.ers singer last month.
TuE WEATHER. Indications for TO-
dat: Fair. Tho temperature Yesterday;
Ji~host. 20 degrees; lowest i5.