New-York tribune., 1912-01-25
THE NEWS THIS MORNING

CONGRESS.-Sen 1t was agreed,
after two hours of stormy debate, TO Eoto
next Tuesday on the bill creating CHll
dTen's bureau in the Department OF COM
marce and Labor. - House: "A pl'l
raU,irinc the President to make pupnc
the names of all who indorse candldaIes
for judicial appointments was passeo'
FOREIGN.-Two thousand Chinese I'M
neriaI troops near HankoW were report
ed to have revolted in favor OF the re
public == The American Minister III
Peking called into the legation quarter
all Americans living in outlying parts ol
tho citv - King George and queen
Mary arrived at Malta from India. -
Italy discussed with France the posi-
bility of surrendering the tWenty-nlhe
Turks seized on board the French Nessei
Manouba - The Argentine govern
ment announced that diplomatic rela-
tions would be broken off with Parasud!
unless the latter satisfied Immediately
the demands for compensation for recent
attacks on Argentine shipping and prop
orty. =-= Maurice Tabuteau, flying
monoplane at Pau, France, broke fVe
aviation records. 60 The two nun
dredth anniversary of the birthday OF
Frederick the Great was celebrated
throughout Prussia.
DOMESTIC.-SenatCr Kenyon. OF Iowa,
announced that he favored the nominal
ton Of his colleague, Senator Cummins
for President - A Chicago court or
dered that William Lindsay, Philadel-
pbia lad be turned over to his uncle, as
his mother or DIR" Han.ch, head OF the
MaZdaznan cult, was not proper Gus
todian; the whereabouts Of the boy ana
Mrs. Lindsay is unknown. -= Henry
CLAW. ex-Director Of Public Safety, and
Carl ZilinZinger, former City Architect OF
Philadelphia, and two members of a CON
tracing firm were indicted in Phlladel-
phia for conspring TO defraud the city.
The United Mine Workers con-
vention at Indianapolis voted to demand
an increase of 10 cents ton for btu
minous coal and 20 per cent advance
in wages of anthracite miners - A
dispatch from Atlanta stated that
Charles w. Morse was too i'll to be moved
from the post hospital at Fort McPher-
son. - An investigating committee
reported the wreck on the Illinois Cen
trail Railroad at Kenmundy, ILL.,, was due
largely to the negligence Of three train
men. -= Governor Dix said no ap'
pointment would be made of a Health
Officer of the Port of New York until he
had investigated the admission of aliens.
-= Governor Dix formally announced
that a Brooklyn man would be named
for the lst District Public Service Com
mission, after a delegation of Brooklyn
Senator'S called on him in Albany.
ITY.-Stocks were dull and heavy.
s--- The royal guests Of Ambassador
Reid spent more time in sightseeing, the
Duke OF Connaught visiting the Stock
Exchange and Public Library among
other places; Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt,
ir.. entertained them at luncheon and
Mrs. ogden Mills at dinner. =-=- Cardi-
nal Gibbons arrived here from Baltimore
and will be present at the services in
honor Of Cardinal Farley to-day in st.
PatriCks Cathedral. -= George w.
Perkins supplemented his statement pub
ished in The Tribune and Ormsby Nc
Harg said on his return from the Wes,
that the Roosevelt boom needed no pro-
noting. - Howard S. Cans, counsel
for Mortimer l.. Schff was active in op-
posing a pardon for +. f.. Brandt, under
a thirty-year sentence for robbery NJ
Mr.. SChiff'S home. - valuable polo
pony owned by John S. Phipps developed
rabies and was shot; at the same time
a rigid quarantine against dogs began
in North Hampstead Township.
THE WEATHER.--Indic for to-
day: Fair and slightly colder. The
temperature yesterday: Highest, 40 de
erees; lowest, II.