New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-08
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CITY.-Stocks were Irregular. -
Chairman Barnes was so satisfied with
the condition of President Tafts inter
ests in Chicago that he felt he could
leave the work at headquarters here ana
10 to Albany for a few days rest. -
\ manufacturer wife was beaten un-
conscious, gagged and dashed under a
bed by her maid and two accompllCes
and her apartment robbed OF Jewels val
ued at $4,000 == The Clearing House
was blamed for closing the oriental
Bank at the Congressional inquiry by its
former president, r. w. Jones, jr. who
placed in evidence a letter from the late
Hugh Kelly taking that position, ana j.
q. Cannon testified regarding Clearing
House management. - Inc DOCK Ds-
partment issued stringent regulations u
obviate chaos and eXtortiCn IN the mat
ter of taking visitors TO ana from the
German warships and their American
escorts. which are expected i'll the North
River tomorrow. - The gang Truce
continued and the police hoped 10 ge'
enough evidence TO put away the al
legged rinsIeaders for while. -
Demonstrations against kosher SHOPS
were renewed by women in Brooklyn put
there was no roting or WINDOW Smash
ing.
DOMESTIC. - Twenty-four delegates
from Alabama and Arkansas were auueu
National Committee. which so settled
contests from the two states; Roosevelt
men on the committee voted for the TAR
delegates i'm most cases, and IN real
test vote the committee was SHOWN ~
stand IS for Taft to 10 for Roosevelt
- With the declaration that the
Commerce Court was not TO SUBSTITUTE
itself for the Interstate Commerce Com-
mission. the Supreme Court of the Unlted
orin nf
the Commerce Court and Upheld the "
,erstate Commerce Commission; the prn
,inal decisions were announced py Chlei
Jnstice White and Concurred in by inc
entire court - President ldlt pc
sented the diplomas TO the gradua'li,s
class of the United States Naval Acaa
rmy. -= Senator Kern continued MS
attack on Lorirner. reviewing evidence
al alleged corruption. - The house
voted not TO include i'll the sundry clNll
annropriation bill the money neCessd' :
10 continne President Tafts Tarrt BOAR
during the coming fiscal year. - All
Injunction issued by the Common fleSs
Court i'm Philadelphia prevented lhe tan
ing Of a strike vote by PennsylNaHi'
pt,,road empoyes. -=- The North
carolina Democratic convention Al Ha''
oipb Endorsed the candidacy OF Governor
Toodrow Wilson of New Jersey. but dld
NOT instruct the states eight delegates
at-laree --- New Ravens crack cav
alrv troop was sent 10 Mlddieto"u
conn. following a riOtous outbreak OIL
The mart of the striking weaVers thero'
INT found nothing to do on ARRIVAL.
FOREIGN-The Legislature OF chi
huahua. Mexico. authorized the issue vi
A. 200 900 bonds carrying the guarantee
~ the state and of General Orozco inc
money. il WAS announced, was 10 pc uSeu
Cor the successful prosecution or me
Naxican rebellion and would be loanco
p nv certain Canadian interests - liz
Var Department planned TO rush 0'oOV
,roons to- cuba within five days; nghtlhs
occurred around Havana: the batue-
shine Ohio and Minnesota arrived az
C,,aptanauo 49, Count Tisza. Presl-
dent of the Hungarian Diet, was hreu
unon three times by an opposition mem
her standing in the press gallery OF inc
IaoisIature: the man then shot hlnSeh'
nrobablv fatally. --=- The leaders of the
ondon dock strike decided 10 can
uafion-wlde strike for Tuesday next I'M
los tho employers agreed To the men ;
demands - Edward Wtlding. one OF
Tho Titanlc's architects, testified before
= lord Merscy that in his opinion the snip
would have been saved II the helm mao
not been starboarded an instant pelore
r. ,oliieico ----- Twelve persons were
killed i'm an explosion at an amnluhi,lo '
facto,.y near Vienna. 49, The duchess
~ conna,ight was reported at Montreal
90 no making favorable progress toward
recovery.
THE Observation-Disclosures Tor To-
day: Fair. The temperature yesterday :
Highest, 81 degrees: lowest, %