New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-03
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

DOMESTIC.-The Ohio Republican
State Convention indOrsed President
Taft and approved the Chicago platform
Judge T.. b. Dillon, of Columbus. was
nominated for Governor. -. President
and Mrs. Taft returned to Washington
from Philadelphia, where they ATTENDED
the saengerfest. 49, The House OF KEEP
resentatives al Washington again passed
the army appropriation bill recently
vetoed by the President - Melvin
Naniman, his brother and three other
men were killed by an explosion when
wrecked the big dirigible over the ocean
off Atlantic City. - There was Il re-
newal Of disorders in connection Win
the Boston streetCar mems strike, ana
sna attempt was made to blow up an
electric car with dynamite. -- Three
captains. four commanders and hNe
lieutenant commanders were invol-
unfairly retired from the United
States navy, upon the recommends
ton of the plucking board. -
Two men and a woman were instantly
killed and another man was fatally IN
Sured when Northwestern Railroad
train crashed into their automobile at
Geneva, Ill. - Fire did 100000 dam
age to property in the business section OF
North Adams, Mass. - Attorney
General CarmOdy, at Albany, refused 70
give an opinion on the legality OF the
Major General Organ. - Bertram
a, Spencer. the Springfield Mass, muir
derer was sentenced to die in the cleo
trio chair. 49, George b. swift eX-
Mayor Of Chicago, died there. - me
equal suffrage question doomed up before
the Federation of Womens CLUBS meet
Ing at San Francisco.
CITY.-Stocks were irregular -
The Democrats were generally commend
90 by representative men Of other par
ties for the choice of Woodrow Wilson
for President, and IL was said that TINS
selection made the formation Of the third
PARTY unnecessary. - 1heooore
Roosevelt said the irreconcilable ele-
ments in the Democracy revealed in the
Baltimore convention made II hopeless
to expect any permanent reform move
ment, and that he was preparing the call
for the third partys convention. -
girl stenographer from Matteawan.
b.. suddenly subpenaed, testified that Thaw
had been permitted to revise his exam'-
nation by Drs. May and Russell, ana
Clarence ]. Shedrn and DR.. Flint en-
gagged i'm a battle Of wits at the hearing
before Justice Keogh - Mrs. Joseph
Pulitzer laid the cornerstone OF the
School Of Journalism == Three more
distinguished names were added to The
Tribune's list Of those who favor SIN
gle six-year term for the President -
conceded TO be on its last legs, though
violence marked the day in an attack on
gang of railroad laborers who were
mistaken for strike breakers. - Com
missioner Waldo aroused the anger of
four suffragists by refusing to receive
them and hear their complaint OF lack
of police protection at their Tenth ave-
nue. meeting on Friday night. -;
stories Of bossism were developed In q
suit over the management Of a JEWISH
burial and benefit society, for when the
court, however. declined to appoint re-
ceiver.
FOREIGN.-The Mexican federal ana
rebel armies manPuvred in sight Of each
other at Bachimba, each waiting 10 be
attacked. - More English cattle mar
kets were closed owing TO the continu-
ance of foot and mouth disease; an N
crease in the price Of beef was antici-
pated. A sum of 100000 was
realized In the first two days Of the sale
of the Taylor collection, at Christie e.
London. - The Chinese National AS
sembly passed the first reading or a Dill
nrovidflg for Chinese control of the post
office. entailing the dismissal Of $50 for
eign employees; it was hoped that the
powers would intervene to maintain the
z status quo.
THE WEATHER.-Indicati for to-
day: Fair, The temperature yesterday:
YIir11est. 70 degrees; lowest, 81.