New-York tribune., 1911-12-27
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN. Premier Yuan Shih -kai
was reported as being still determined
10 accept no republic for China, the fall
uTe of the peace conference rendering
necessary the Intervention OF the powers
== w. Morgan Shuster notified the
Persian Cabinet he was ready TO hand
over his accounts to any successor
named by IL. == A temporary lUll IN
the Russo-Persian fighting was reported
at Tabriz. - a proposal to place a
high import duty on American cotton
was placed before the Douma in ST. Pc"
tersburg. == The Mexican authorities
ordered that General Reyes be brought
20 Mexico City for trial: President Ma
dero said Reyes would be judged by
fused the request Of Count Boni de cas-
tellane that his marriage with Anna
Gould he declared null.
DOMESTIC.-The La Toilette cam
paign managers in Washington attacked
eX-President Roosevelt for not Withdraw
ing his name from the Nebraska pri-
Inaries, saying that his failure 10 do so
indicated that he was candidate Tor
the nomination. g. President Ialt
modified his order regarding the praouce
Of medicine In the Panama Canal Zone
so that Christian Scientists may be ad-
lnitted 10 practice. -- Admiral Dewey
celebrated his seventy fourth birthday
with friends in Washington. =- Chair
man Norman i. Mack Of the Democratic
National Committee said he was sup
uorting no city for the next national
convention. =- Governor Dix will rec
ommend TO the Legislature the erection
Of several state buildings, including
temple of justice and an executive man
sion. =- Albert H. Nreeder. attorney
for Swift & Co. testified in the trial Of
The indicted meat packers at Chicago;
the defendants made an effort 10 have
all transactions prior TO 1905 excluded
from the governments case -
George Bridges was arrested at Mones-
sen, Penn, with seventy-two sticks OF
dynamite and fuse In a suitcase; the
mills Of MOnessen are operated by nom
union employees. - A panel OF three
hundred jurymen was summoned for the
trial Of the Rev. c. Y. r. RiChesOn, of
Boston accused OF murder
CITY.-Stocks were dull and irregular
- Charles II. Hyde filed notice Of an
application for change Of venue, declar-
ing he could not get a fair trial In New
York County for bribery in loans of city
funds 10 the defunct Northern Bank.
;= The Board Of Aldermen, it was
said, would pass the building code, which
was 'in the hands Of the printer; and
while Chairman kenneally explained
that the Mayors wishes had been COM
piled with, the Citizens Union entered a
protest. - Further contradictory
testimony, the appearance of Max
Blanck in the witness stand and Mrs.
Belmonts suggestion that a Jewish form
OF oath would reduce perjury, were
features of the Triangle case, which will
go TO the jury to-day. == The man
ager Cf the National Employment Ex-
change said there We're few jobs open
here for clerical workers, and urged
that young men tit themselves for
trades -= Controller Prendergast
said the Board Of Estimate would not
change the conditions imposed upon in
stitutions receiving money for the care
OF dependent children, despite objections
made by Catholics. - Alderman John
4. Bolles resigned the majority leader
ship in the Board Of Aldermen for which
he was selected at the caucus of the
Republican and fusion members.
THE WEATHER. indications for to-
day. Rain. The temperature Yesterday:
Highest 44 degrees; lowest 80.