New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-15
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS Senate: Tho treaty OF
1882 with Russia was discussed, and II
was practically decided 10 pass an abro-
cation resolution before the holiday re-
cess - House. \ bill extending the
eight hour day to all work done for the
government by contract was passed.
FOREIGN.-W Morgan Shuster still
retained his position as treasurer gen
eral of Persia. the Russian Foreign
Minister said n the eX-Shah usurped the
throne Russia would not recognize him;
Sir Edward Grey told the House Of Com
mons Great Britain had not undertaken
10 protect the integrity of Persia. --
The French Chamber Of Deputies up
held the Foreign Minister'S attitude tow
ard the German accord regarding Moroc-
90. - Premier ASquith received q
delegation or suffragists headed by
Lord CurZon. and agreed that granting
votes 20 women would he a mistake.
= The +. a. O. liner Delhi, wrecked
off the Moroccan coast, was reported IN
danger Of breaking up; the captain
asked for a heavy guard for the SloUU'-
600 in coin aboard the vessel --- the
King Empcro- reviewed fifty thousand
British and native troops at Delhi. ana
bestowed orders on ninctY-three knights
and two hundred companions. =-
Great Britain began suit TO collect an
inheritance tax on the YZnaga legacy 10
the properly is i'm the United states.
DoMESTIC.-Attorney General Wick
crsham i'm mis- annual report discussed
prosecutions OF trusts and recommended
closer corporation between the Bureau
Of Corporations and the Department OF
Justice. - a motive for the murder
Of Mrs Mary A. Morner. her two daugh-
ters and her son. near BlOominggroVe.
y. Y. was established when physicians
ascertained that the younger girl had
been assaulted State Engineer
Bensel began at Albany to make ar
rangemCnts 10 carry into effect the prop
osition recently adopted by the people
providing for the expenditure OF $l9.-
100000 for barge canal terminals. -=
il was decided at a conference at Boston,
attended by the court prosecution and
defence that the original date Of Janu-
arv H.. set for The trial Of the Rev. Clar-
cnce V. r. RiChesOn. be adhered 10. -=
The federal grand jury at indianapolis
began M Investigation of the alleged
country wide Gynamiting conspiracy
= The American Civic Association
at its annual convention in Washington,
listened to addresses on the campaign
for the determination Of the fly. ==
Harry Waldron a member Of the jury
trying Dr. Hyde at Kansas city. Mo,
for the murder Of Colonel Swope, re-
turned to court. Judge Porterfield pro-
rouncei him demcntcd, dismissed the
other Jurors ana ordered new trial.
CITY.-Stocks were active and gener-
ally higher -- EX-Presdent ROOse-
welt treated the dictator warning ascribed
70 William Barnes jr, as a huge joke
On his return from Boston. == Arrests
were expected here in dynamiting cases,
&c q result of correspondence unearthed
IN the Mcnamara investigation, and the
United States Attorney at Los Angeles
was in conference with United States
Attorney Wise. Life insurance
magnsteS blamed the poicyholders for
waste amounting 10 nearly $l00,00000O
yearly and condemned loans on policies.
= steel stocks showed another not
gain i'm heavy trading due to Optimis-
tic talk by ~. &. Prick and others and
reports of heavy orders from Pittsburgh.
= Counsel for Lillian Ora ham and
Ethel Conrad closed their pleas. and
after the prosecution has summed up the
case will 60 10 the jury. == A lock,
with the bolt shot which is said 10 have
held fast 2 door when the Triangle waist
factory was burning. was exhibited at
tho trial Of the owners of the factory.
THE WEATHER.-Ind Indications for to-
DAY: Rain. rho temperature yesterday:
Highest. As degrees: lowest. "a.