New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-22
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FCREIGN.-Recipro was rejected
and the government of Sir Wilfrid Lau-
Tier defeated at the election IN Canada;
the Conservative majority in the next
Parliament viii probably ne fifty. -
The court martial of Dmitry BOgrOf the
ASSASSIN Of Prcmi Ter StOIypin began al
hiev. The strike in Spain proved
failure, an order by union leaders for
men TO quit work receiving only small
response. Madrid was quiet. == II
was reported IN London that the famous
medieval Tattershau Castle Lincoln
shire, England had been purchased by
an American, whose purpose was 10 take
{, down and re-erect IL on Long Island
== Tho Olympic. 1t was announced,
VIII proceed to Belfast. where repairs
caused bv her collision with the cruiser
Hawke will be made. == The discount
gate OF The Bank OF England was raised
from 30 q per cent. -- Il was ON
lial'v reported that the epidemic of
cholera in Italy was decreasing, although
the disease had made its appearance
in Sardinia, hitherto wholly free from
the plague. =-= Several towns and vii
lagos and one city were completely de-
strcved by q typhoon which swept over
Iormusa, many lives were lost
DOMESTIC Taft spoke in
Grand EaIids. Mich. explaining his tariff
vetoes. in Battle Greek he spoke on reel
Irocity with Canada, and IN Kalamazoo
on the arbitration treaties. -- Resi-
dents Of Niles Mich, and Mrs. kimmel
were unable 10 identify positively the
man claiming 10 he George A. KimmeL
supposedly dead for thirteen years. ==
Judge Grosscup. in Chicago, announced
he would not resign pending possible
criticism OF his judicial career. == The
proposed New York City charter was
amended at Albany by the committee
having the matter in charge in two i'm
pOrtant particulars, one of them ellmi-
mates the provision vestinC the Mayor
with authority TO nullify contracts for
public improvements. the other cuts out
the paragraph which gave MIN extra
powers with relation 70 municipal civil
service appointments and leaves the
present law In that respect unchanged
CITY.-Stocks were weak - The
widespread impression that the days al
the United States steel Corporation We're
numbered resulted in a biz drop in the
prices Of the stock and almost record
transactions for single day. -- A
man who Jumped from ON automobile
as II sped across the tracks Of the Long
Island Railroad in front of train was
killed, while his four companions VINO
kept their seats, escaped unlnJured
- Mr.. FleXuer Of tho Carnegie Foun-
twenty undesirable medical schools had
been driven out Of business I'm the last
YEAR and blamed such institutions Tor
the inef1ciencv and lack OF education
among physicians and surgeons IN hos
pitfalls == a Danish aviator announced
that he would attempt 90 ay across the
Atlantic from Copenhagen TO New York
lu a hipiaue. with power supplied by
wireless stations on ships. == AvlatorS
win hunt Tor hidden troops al the Mas
snu Boulevard meet beginning to-mor-
POW. Serious riOting occurred
among striking Goa. drivers ia Jersey
C.tr. one man was shot and perhaps
fatally wounded =- a youth arrested
ir Newark admitted. the police say, that
d. killed the unidentified man whose
body was found iu boEcar on Nednes-
day night
THE WEATHER. indications for to-
de-. Showers. probably followed by
JAIN The temperature yesterday. High
est. y degrees. lowest. CO.