New-York tribune., 1911-11-10
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN of the Chinese
Fnpire was indicated in special dls-
match from Peking; several repupllcs
have been proclaimed, but the Manchus
hid fair TO hold North China. -- con-
suls in Tien-Tsin refused TO permit reDei
troops to enter the interdicted territory
and the city remained loyal. - Can
ton declared it's independence. =
More Manchu troops entered the For
hidden CITY in Peking, and excitement
there grew. = Premier Asquith'
sneaking at the London Lord Mayor
BANQUET expressed pleasure at the MO-
rocco agreement: Winston spencer
Churchill promised reductions In naval
expenditures. =- a special cable DIS
match from London stated that Walter
Hume Long was favored as Arthur }.
Balfours successor as head Of the Union
lat party. - The German Chancellor
defended his Morocco policy In the
Reichstsg; the Crown Prince applauded
attacks on the agreement made with
France - The Italians, through the
embassy here, defended atrocities III
Tripoli as reprisals. - The Nobel
prize for literature was awarded TO Mau-
rice Maeterlinck, Belgian author. -
Howard Pyle, American author, died In
Florence, Italy.
DOMESTIC.-The granite temple al
was dedicated: President Taft made an
address. =- The government asked
the Supreme Court TO hold corners IN
stocks contrary to the Sherman anti
trust act - 1t was learned at Dun
kirk, y. Y, that J. a. Franklin, OF Kan
sas City. Mo-, president of the lnterna-
tional Boilermakers and Helpers Union
had officially declared a strike against
all the plants of the American LOcomo-
tive Company. -= Two OF the bandits
who robbed an Office in Ogdensburg
y. Y. were captured as they were cross
ing to Canada on a ferryboat -
Governor Dix, at Utica, y. y. expressed
surprise at the result of the recent cleo
ton; he said that profitable legislation
would be continued and that an effort
would be made TO carry out the princi-
ples OF the platform. =-= 1t was stated
in Chicago that the estate left by John
r Walsh. the pardoned banker ana
fnancier would not exceed S125,OOO; he
was at one time reputed 10 be worth
$4,000. 600 = movement is under
way i'm San Francisco TO obtain a parole
Tor Abraham Ruef, serving a fourteen
wears sentence for bribery. -= Booth
Harrington was sued i'm Indianapolis for
$4,000 by man who alleged he was run
Gown by the authors automobile: Tar
kngton was in Europe when the acci-
dent occurred = The Rev Albert
Ohio stated that during a recent visit TO
Italy they were arrested as German spies
and Imprisoned week.
CITY Stocks were strong and active.
--- Commissioner Edwards was conf
dent the strike of drivers in the Street
Cleaning Department would be broken
10y sunday and declared not a striker
would get his jon back while the GaYnor
administration was in power == A
woman was killed and two were roughly
handled when five men entered a West
chester farmhouse i'm search of $4,000 be-
lieved TO have been received from an
Insurance company on the death of the
father of one Of the women. = Two
robbers Knocked a woman senseless, tore
Jewels from her ears and escaped with
81 200 i'm plumber == DR.. T.. T.. Brown
was formally installed as Chancellor Of
New York University. - Assembly
man Edwin a. Merritt said he was n
candidate for Speaker. but that he would
not push his claims to the place. ==-
Louis r. Walter, jT, told Of visits To
two banks with William Willett iT., d
few days before the latter's nomination
for the Supreme Court, but his testimony
failed 10 show that Cassidy and Willett
met on either of these days - The
approval of the Tobacco plan by the
United States Circuit Court caused sharp
advances i'm the stock market, the
strength displayed by Steel being the
feature. -=-= EX-Speaker Cannon sailed
with the Congress committee which is
20 make an inspection OF the Canal work
at Panama.
THE WEATHER--Indicati for to-
day: Unsettled weather. The tempera-
ture yesterday: Highest, so degrees; low
est a..