New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-19
THE NEWS TINS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-Promier Stoiypin of Rus
sia died OF the wound inflicted on him
on Thursday last at Kiev; Jews, fearing
a popular outbreak against them, left
the city in large numbers. = The
German rtjOinder TO Frances reply TO
the German counter proposals was
handed 10 the French Ambassador in
Berlin. == Virtually the whole Of Ire
land was tied up by a strike on its
three principal railroads. - X. l..
Borden issued a final manifesto against
reciprocity, warning Canadian electors
that the question was not one of mere
markets, but Of the destiny of the Do
minjOn. -= AdviCes from Cheng-Tu
were to the effect that all foreigners in
the city were unmolested and that food
was coming into the city; several Cana
dian missionaries reached Chung King.
- Vienna was under martial law on
account Of the recent riots in that city,
more than six thousand troops being
stationed in the disturbed district
DOMESTIC.-Presi Taft in a
speech delivered at Detroit. spoke on the
trusts, ne defended with yigOr the de-
cisiOns Of the Supreme Court in the
Standard Oil and Tobacco Trust cases.
- The Legislature convened at Al
bany TO permit the introduction Of the
Congressional reapportonment and the
amendments 10 the New York city
charter. = approximately half OF the
IaCka wanna roads section hands went
on strike the unions president appealed
u The Governors of three states 70 ala
in settling the trouble. -= Edmond II.
Madison, insurgeut Representative I'M
Congress from the 9TH Kansas district,
died suddenly i'm his Dodge city home.
= II was announced i'm Washington
that Lieutenant Roy c. Smiths resig-
nation from the navy will be accepted
and that he will not be court m3rtlalled
for alleged offences. == The govern
ment Of Peru sent an order TO this coun-
try for the construction or seven sub
marines. === The Philadelphia Com
mon Pleas Court decided George H.
Earle ir.. was eligible TO run for Mayor.
CITY.-Stocks closed firmer after early
declines. - William f. Sheehan
wrote 10 the chairman of the legislative
committee concerned with the new
charter. suggesting that action be de-
ferred saying that its passage mlsht
lead to a party defeat. == Judge
Gavegan, Of the Supreme Court oecldeu
that the Tammany amendment 10 the
election law, preventing the name OF any
candidate from appearing in more than
one column on the ballot was unconsu-
tutional 60 Some five hundred
clergvmen attended meeting In the
Broadway Tabernacle preparatory 10
starting the Men and Religion Forward
Movement throughout the country. ==-
Judge Swami assailed the alleged sys-
tenn In the Police Department Tor snleiu-
ing accused members of the force, saying
he believed that six policemen who had
testified in a case before him had sworn
falsely with that end in view. =
paradise Jimmy" oliver. ally OF tho
Sullivans and for one session minority
leader Of the Assembly died IN ST Vim
cents Hospital. =- The hearing on
the Passac trunk sewer was resumed
and Edward Hatch discussed the lack
of harmony between New York and New
Jersey = Counsel for employers anc
employees in the dressmalting trade hello
q series Of conferences and agreed on
compromise.
THE WEATHER.-Indic for to-
dav: Cloudiness, followed by showers
The temperature yesterday: Highest y
degrees; lowest, 90.