New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-27
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-It was reported at Picking
that after a prolonged conference China
had decided to submit unreserVedly to
the demand made in the Russian ulti-
nlatum concerning the provisions of the
treaty of 1881 - II was announced
that President Diaz. in his message TO
Congress next Saturday. would recon-
mend that approximately S4O,otboOO Of
the surplus of the national treasury he
used for carrying out a plan 10 divide
large tracts Of land and distribute them
among the poems and poorer classes or
the country. -= A dispatch from
Rome stated that Lieutenant Palermo.
who. IL is charged murdered Princess
'Trigona. lady-in-waiting TO the queen
cf Italy, had been suspended from the
italian army. -= Abbatemaggio. the
Fan1orrist informer. received numerous
,yetters urging him 10 continue his rev
Citations relative 70 the operations Of
the band. in the interests Of Italy. -
The probable new Italian Cabinet was
announced in g dispatch from Rome
The reorganized ministry included FIVE
or Luzzati's advisers.
DOMESTIC. - Postmaster General
Hitchcock announced at Washington
that after July l magazines and other
bulky periodicals will he transported IN
carloads as fast freight - II was
eaid at Washington that livestock re-
iCeipts at III seven principal interior
markets OF the country showed moder-
ate increase for February. -- EN-
Secretary Richard A. Ballinger. in an
address in Seattle. said the Attorney
General should prosecute at the public
expense. defamers of public officials
- Two packages Of jewelry. valued
at $1,000. were stolen from the trucks
of an express company in the yards of q
railroad company at Utica, \. y. -
A boy in knickerbOckers walked into the
postoffce at Lake View. y. Y. felled
The two sisters of the postmaster with
an axe handle and, after rObhing them
Of 500 in cash. escaped = En-
Mayor Tom l.. Johnson Of Cleveland
was said last night To he weaker. ---
Successful fights of aeroplanes on
scouting expeditions at san Antonio.
Tex. led 10 the ordering of new ma
chimes and aviatoTs for duty along the
Mexican border -= false alarm OF
an attack a Laredo. Tex. was response
bic for calling out detachment of
United States regulars.
CITY.-DistriCt Attorney Whitman
announced that grand jury investisa
tion Of the Washington Place disaster
uroba bly would he made forthwith; Fire
chief Croker said he found evidence
mat the FIRE was caused by q cigarette,
erod from the ruins. making the num-
her of killed al. -- The National
Red Cross was requested by Mayor
C3ynor and agreed 10 make an appeal
for funds for relief work connected with
tic Washington place FIRE. --- Labor
unions were warned by the Joint board
% SANITARY control of the cloak trade
that hundreds of factories were found
IN recent inspection where persons
worked at tho risk Of life and limb
:-- Insurance men Of prominence
, condemned building laws for permitting
tall structures for manufacturing and
mercantile uses. - Representatives
of twenty labor unions adopted resou-
tiOns condemning the conditions that led
70 the disaster Of Saturday night. ---
William r Sheehan. in a letter 10 Dem
ocratio members Of the Legislature
reiterated his willingness 10 accept
the senatorship. his inability 10 release
env from their obligation, but said thai
II another man was named by the eau
rus those participating must vote FOL
him.
THE WEATHER.-lndica for to-
fsy: Rain. The temperature yester-
day: Highest. J3 degrees; lowest, -