New-York tribune., 1912-01-27
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS Not in session.
- House: The metal tariff bill caused
five hours of stormy debate; the Demo-
Gratis expect TO pass the measure To-Day
FOREIGN.-Italian torpedo boats
seized another French mail steamer the
Tavignano. off the coast of Tripoh' ana
took her to TripOli. = 1t was an
nounced that France and Italy Woulu
refer all questions arising from the selE-
ure of the Manouba and the CARNAGE
TO The Hague; the twenty-nlne Turks
detained at Cagliaci were 10 be hahueu
over TO the French government. -
General Pedro Montero was shot to death
i'm a courtroom at Guayaquil by mob,
which dragged mis- body into the streets,
beheaded it and burned 1t. -- Fun
Reichstag election returns showed llO
Socialists and II Conservatives; l95
members Of the -black-bloc' and
203 in the opposed parties -- Inc
cathedral erected at Khartoum as a me
mortal to General Gordon was c0nse-
Grated - The Royal Bank IN van
oouver was robbed in broad daylight OF
$4,000 in cash by two men, who escaped
IC.-Correspondence between
Colonel Watterson and Senator Tlllman,
made public by the colonel in Washing
ton, revealed that Colonel Watterson
was the one who solicited funds from
Thomas F. Ryan for Wilson's campaign,
and not Colonel Harvey. -= President
Taft arranged to visit New York to-
night and go to Ohio tomorrow; he will
make several speeches in his home state.
- Washington dispatch said the
Democrats faced a serious split because
Of the money trust" investigation. ---
Fact. about ]. j. McNamara's expenses
in paying dynamting crews were made
available to the federal grand jury at
Indianapolis -- party Of Catawba
Island automobilists crossed and re-
crossed Lake Erie on the ice danger
Gus crack in the ice was bridged with
planks. -= Governor Dix was said by
his physician to be suffering from the
effects Of overwork. 80 Captain Bar
ton Cruikshank returned to Potsdam.
but his wife refused to meet him; he
then went 10 Syracuse. - Four per-
sons were killed in collision on the
Georgia Central Railroad near Leesburg,
4 Ga. =- Professor Meyer, of the Inter
state Commerce Commission, in an ad-
dress at Madison, Wis, favored impris-
onment of corporation heads who vio-
lated regulatory statutes - The SEN
ate Judiciary Committee reported the
Loomis registration bill.
CITY.-Stocks closed firm after early
iTregularity. = The Duke and Ouch
e~5 Of Connaught and Princess Patricia
returned 10 Ottawa after another day OF
sightseeing and social activities. which
included luncheon at the house of Mrs
William Douglas Sloan. - Mayor
Gaynor in letter to a Queens citizen,
again intimated he IS prepared to
support the Interborough's subway offer,
which calls for a preferential payment.
- j. Pierpont Morgan, jr., and DR..
Edward Robinson, director of the Metro
politan Museum of Art, confirmed the
report from London that j. Pierpont
Morgan was TO move his art treasures in
London to this city. - Governor
Glasscock, prior to returning to West
Virginia, said he would have a solid del
egation for Roosevelt at Chicago, and
that mo man had ever refused the nom
jnatiOn.' - The Young Womens
Christian Association and the Young
Mems Christian Association have united
in an effort to raise S4.0O0,0O0 for new
buildings and improvements. =-= The
Lackawanna, it was said would ask it's
stockholders TO approve S12.O00,000 in
crease in capital stock, the money to be
used in rectificatiOn Of the line
THE WEATHER-Indic 70: to-
day: Snow and warmer. The temper
ature yesterday: Highest, g degrees:
lowest, 13.