New-York tribune., 1911-04-21
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS Disinclina ton
10 interfere in the Mexican situation
was manifested when Senators Cullom,
Root. Lodge and Bacon rebuked Senator
stone for advocating Intervention. -
House: General debate on the cana
oian reciprocity bin was closed, and the
final vote will be taken to-day, when
passage Of the bill without amendment
Is regarded as assured.
FOREIGN-In reply to the labor
leader Of the House Of Commons, Under
Secretary Wood denied that joint amer
ican-British action was contemplated IN
Mexico. A dispatch from Paris
stated that there was talk Of French IN
&erventiop in the Moroccan revolution
by So ding an army 10 the gates OF tez
- Several Camorrist prisoners were
examined in the trial at NiterDo, ltay:
many confessed to having committed
crimes, but all denied participation IN
Yhe Cucoccolo murders - The debate
ON Clause . OF the Veto bill was resumed
before the British House Of Commons.
- Serious riots between the soldiers
of the West India regiment and civil
fans were reported in a dispatch from
Kingston, Jamaica. =- wholesale ar
rests OF Chinese in Peking and Tien-
Tsin suspected OF completely III q reVo-
iutionary plot were reported IN ols-
patch from P.kfng. -= Al the semi
rnnual meeting In London Of the Grand
& Trunk Railway Of Canada, the directors
were authorized To raise mortgage or
$50. 0OO. .O0O on the Grand Trunk Western
DOMFSTIC-PreS Taft again
made it clear that he has no intention of
Intervening in Mexico. =-= The Roose-
welt resolution requesting New Norks
representatives in the national LeSlsia-
rure TO favor the proposed amendment
10 the federal Constitution proyidlng for
direct vote for United States Senators
passed the Senate al Albany by Note
of 2S to IS. - George \. Van kernen
began an investigation Of affairs 81
Clinton prison, at Dannemora. \. y.
s- General Hams and Colonel Asa
F2ird Gardiner presented q petition t.
Governor Dix at Albany for the PARDON
of CAPTAIN Peter Hams, the slayer VI
William Z. Anns = Professor
Learned, Of the University Of Pennsyl-
vania. declared at the convention or the
American Philosophical Association IN
Philadelphia that too much stress was
laid upon the immigrants financial fit
ness 70 enter this country. - RICH
ard Cau6eid's clubhouse and PARK
we're bought by the village of Saratoga
Springs for Sl50000 and will be added
to the state mineral springs reservation.
CJTY--Stocks were dull and weak.
.--- The grand jury investigating the
Carnegie Trust Company issued sub
poenas Tor witnesses 10 testify 'in a
criminal prosecution against
Charles II. Hyde" following the finding
Of seven more indictments against VIII
lam J. Cmnmins and four more against
Joseph r. ReiChmaun. -- William y.
Day was elected president Of the Equt-
table Life, despite the desire Of j. T..
Morgan, the trustees of his stock, and
many poicyholders that the mutuaiiza-
rion plans bo completed before the cleo
lion. and Wall Street was of the opinion
that Thomas +. Ryan had regained con
troll of the society. == The federal
authorities arrested twenty-six prison
Crs IN raids on three sO-called medical
institutes -= Commissioner StoNer
set at rest the idea OF the 100000 play
ground which was proposed last summer
IN Central Park. -= Eight men were
arrested in q raid on an alleged gam
bling house in the finencial district ana
several brokers and clerks were found
there. =- Justice Blanchard directed
paymont OF 80 500 year from the estate
Of Johr Armstrong Chanler to the Prin-
oess Troubetskoy. his former wife
THE WEATHER. Indications for to-
day: Fair. The temperature yesterday:
Highest, 90 degrees lowest, 30.