New-York tribune., 1912-02-12
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIG N.-Three bombs were thrown
81 the Viceroy of Manchuria, who' now
ever, escaped injury. - IT was an
neunced that an edict establishing the
Chinese republic will be issued on Feb
ruary l3. - Riots took place In Parls
or, the occasion OF socialist burial III
Pere Lachaise, the mob attacking the
police with paving stones. - w;
Morgan Shuster, eX-Treasurer General
OF Persia, sailed from Southampton for
New York. 80 1t was expected that
the water within the cotterdam sur
rounding the wreck OF the Maine would
reach sea level to-day. - LORD LIS
ter, who perfected the antiseptic treat
ment in surgery, died in London in his
sighty.iifth year.
DOMESTIC.-Senator Reed, of Mis-
souri,. said the nomination OF Champ
Clark for the Presidency was assured.
- Ballot boxes disappeared from the
polling places at the election OF delegates
TO the nominating conventions III the
District of Columbia; Taft men We're
chosen. ==== Rival labor organizations
continued their activity at Lawrencei
the strike il was said, has thus far
caused loss Of S1.OOO,OOQ. - AN
Indianapolis dispatch said the govern
ment was ready TO arrest the alleged
members of the dynamite conspiracy TO-
morrow, >-=--= State Controller Sohmer
mado public at Albany the report OF an
examination of the fiscal affairs or the
city Of Albany. - Alexander Hamll-
ton Stuart, who portrayed the dying man
in The City" died from heart failure IN
Detroit - Tyrone Power ana MS
theatrical company, who were lmprlsc
oned on d train in snoWdTiIt nofth Oh
WatertoWn. N Y, were rescued by TWO
rotary snow ploughs. 80 twenty
seven negro men and women were bap-
tized through q hole in the ice in tho
1ionongaheia River; temperature OF air,
4 degrees above zero. - The ice pack
Of the Cape Cod coast held mp O. small
fleet of vessels: the revenue cutter
Gresham towed two disabled schooners
into the harbor at Provincetown, Mass.
=- The garage Of Mrs. William II.
Young at Tuxedo Park, y. Y, was de-
stroyed by fire.
CITY.-There were two deaths from
the cold, and the ice in the harbor made
conditions the worst In recent years.
-== Seven persons were overcome by
gas and seventeen horses were drowned
in their stalls by bursting mains, ana
the section around West End avenue
and 9th street was without water or
gas for hours, =-==-- Detectives working
or the forgery by which the National
City Bank was swindled out OF SlO,OOO
said the forgery was done by band
which has headquarters in Connecticut
and that one man had been Identified as
being connected with the City Bank
case. =- Patrick Burns, former chief
of police of Toledo, was held up and
killed by two men in his saloon in The
Bronx. 80 The communicates of St:
Paul's Church, Staten Island, opposed
to ritualism, would, 1t was said, 1le
charges with Bishop Greer against their
rector, the Rev. G. S. Wallis, to-day
Attorney General Wickersham adj
dressed the Peoples Forum in New Ro-
chelle, describing the work Of the De-
partment of Justice, which prosecuted
ATOP cases in 1911. - Woodrow
Wilson sent letter TO the Hungarian
League denying he meant 70 cast any
reflection upon the Hungarian race in
his History of the American People"
THE WEATHER.-Indicati for to-
day: Probably snow. The temperature
yesterday: Highest, 21 degrees; low
est. / below