New-York tribune., 1911-04-20
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

= CoNGRESS.-The Senate was not II
session. - House: Speaker can
non spoke against the Canadian reel
; procity agreement
FOREIGN. 49, Rumcrs reached Paris
that the Inhabitants Of Fee had risen
and pillaged the city - The Portu-
ruese decree OF separation of Church end
state win concede entire religious ilb-
srtv. the Catholic churches hencetortn
being maintained by the members -
IL was ,>ported AZ Niterbo that Abbate-
maggie the informer in the Camorra
trial. might confess that he was presen'
when the Cuoccolos We're murdered: two
rf the prisoners at the resumption OF the
trial denied all charges. --- kismet'
an Oriental drama, was presented at the
. Garrick Theatre, in London. -
coroner's Jury returned verdict OF man
. riaurhter against Captain Sears or the
steamer Iroquois. which foundered re-
Gently. with the loss of twenty lives
s-- Paris retains its place as the tbird
g. largest city, n slight increase over the
- figures FOR 1906 being shown --- me
Portuguese mail steamer Lusitania was
wrecked near the Cape Of Good Hope
eight OF the eight hundred passengers
and crew were drowned in the work ol
rescue
DOMESTIC. President TAFT. I'm re-
,eiying the new Mexican Ambassador
expressed confidence that peace in tina,
country would soon he restored. -
After a long debate the Senate at Albany
r,assed the Wagner resolution ratltylng
The proposed income tax amendment 70
the federal Constitution by vote or %
80 III ---- 4 resolution favoring the
proposed amendment 10 the federal Con
stitution making United states senators
elective by popular vote was made q spe-
,ial order in the Senate at Albany for to-
dav. - Secretary MacNeaSh IN q
speech before the South Carolina Bank
.rs' Association at SomerVille, ). &.
urged the Southern States TO become bl'
partisan in their politics - The an
81. nual address OF President Robert &
ogden was the feature OF the opening
session Of the Conference for Education
IN the South at Jacksonville, Fla. -
The Geran election bill, one or Governor
Wilson's most important REFORM meas
ures. became a law In New Jersey. -
Richard III. Dana, of Boston, spoke II
nraise of the Massachusetts ballot at &
hearing before the Judiciary COMMITTEE
of the Legislature at Albany. -
strike of furniture workers In Crane
RAPIDS. Mich, tied UP sixty snops
throwing nearly ten thousand men out ol
employment.
CTTY.-Stocks were strong. -= Less
than fifty survivors of the Ith Regiment
as it marched 10 war fifty years age
took part i'm the Ith Regiments celeDra'
lion. - The trustees Of the Eguitablt
- Life Assurance Society wrote letter tc
the directors asking them 10 defer th'
election OF a president until after mutual
ization. - Governor Dix attended th'
services consecrating the choir ana tWC
memorial chapels Of the Cathedral OF 81
John the Divine. at which hundreds ol
elergymen Of many different denomlna'
tions were present. --- Mayor Cay
por's attack on Controller Prendergas'
called out vigorous rejOinder. in which
the Controller served notice ON th'
AIavor that he would hold him 10
strict accountability for untruthfu
etatAments" --=--- fire protection cX-
pert said there was no immediate rem
.dy for conditions which made the Wash
jrgton Place disaster possible. ----= Five
more indictments are expected TODAY
sracainet William J. Cummins and Joseph
], Reichmann, Of the Carnegie Trust
Company. charging the larceny of S6oo.-
pp0. -= The Board OF Health began
Ireparations for summer campaign
against the spread cf infantile paralysis
THE WEATHER.-Indica FOR to-
day. Rain The temperature yesterday
highest, 80 degrees lowest, ~.