New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-24
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FORMGN.-A Picking dispatch said
Tang-Shao-yi, Yale graduate, had in
duced the government to abandon It's
moves against the rebels; he suggested
a compromise which did not include the
abdication OF the throne. - Rumors
In London suggested that crisis in the
British Cabinet might follow Sir Ed
ward Grey's explanation OF the Morocco
NEGOTIATIONS; James Bryce was men
toned as possible successor to the
Foreign Secretary. - The sentence OF
one month in Jail imposed on Mrs. Peth-
lex Lawrence suffragette leader was
Kissed IN Bow Street police court Lon
don. - Cardinals designate Farley
and Falconio arrived In Rome; they re-
ceived a warm greeting from crowd or
eccleslastics who had gathered at the
station. - Thirty persons were known
TO have been killed when q train
plunged through bridge over swollen
river in France. == II was stated IN
London II Russia demanded Mr.. Shus-
ter's removal from his position in Persia
that Great Britain would not object
- jose Pine Suarez was installed as
Vice president Of Mexico without any
disturbance.
DOMKSTIC-Chief Justice White re-
fused TO grant stay Of the trial Of the
indicted meat packers, and their counsel
will apply TO the United States Supreme
Court when IL meets on December 4.
A new trial Of Samuel Gompers
and other officials Of the American Fed
Grafton of Labor, on charges of contempt
was ordered by Justice Wright, Of the
District Of Columbia Supreme Court.
- A dispatch from Richmond, Va,
stated that Henry Clay Beattie, tr.,
would be put 10 death in the electric
chair about 1880 a. N. to-day for the
murder Of hts wife; Governor Mann re-
affirmed his decision not 20 interfere with
the sentence Of the court. - George
Golden. Of Wickboro, Penn. was acquit-
ted Of numbering his wife; he claimed
she was shot IN mistake for a burglar
= Anthony y. Brady testified before
the Senate committee which IS invest-
eating the city and county Of Albany.
= A large number Of witnesses for
the prosecution at the murder trial Of
Bertram G. Spencer, charged with shoot
ing and killing Miss Martha y. Black
stone testified that during their acquain-
tance with the defendant they never saw
ANYTHING that would lead them 10 believe
that he was insane - All salaried
officers of the American Federation OF
Labor were requested by vote Of tho
convention at Atlanta 10 give one weeks
pay to the Mcnamara defence fund, 1t
was expected that 100000 would be OBJ
tanned. =r- william j. Burns detective,
told the American Bankers Association
at New Orleans that witnesses for the
prosecution in the Mcnamara dynamit-
ing case had been threatened with death.
CITY Stocks were strong = John
ID. Rockefeller issued a statement deny
ing the charges Of the Merritt brothers
that he used fraud in acquiring their ore
and railroad properties. - one man
was killed and three were injured by an
explosion Of dynamite at Columbus ave-
nue. and 72d street. 60 Mayor Gaynor
walked angrily out OF a Board Of Esu-
mate meeting following the refusal Of
Borough President McAneny TO with
draw q resolution asking for vetoes Of
budget cuts made by the Board OF Alder
men. 49, Counsel for Willett, Cassidy
and Walter surrendered the men 10 the
Sheriff OF Queens. then applied for writs
Of habeas corpus, but were rebuked by
Justice Kelly, Justice Scudder's col
league, whom they sought TO discredit
== Miss Lillian Graham and Miss
Ethel Conrad. who shot w. y. ID. Stokes
were placed on trial. -= Mrs. Frances
O'Shaughnessy, on trial for killing her
husband. testified about the misdeeds on
the part Of O'Shaughnessy that led to
the shooting. == Several witnesses
from different parts OF the country told
Of the shortcomings Of the express com
panies at the second days session Of the
Interstate Commerce Commissions in
quiry.
THE wEATHER-Indica for to-
day: Rain and cooler. The temperature
yesterday: Highest AZ degrees; lowest,