New-York tribune., 1912-01-12
THE NEWS THIS MORNTNG.

CONGRESS- The Monetary
c,,,oroission's hill was introduced BY Mr..
1;urtou. - House: The right OF MI
Mann, the minority leader, 10 name re
publican members Of committees was
upheld
FOREIGN. Robert Bacon, having been
elected fellow of Harvard Universl'F' re-
signed as American Ambassador III
paris. Secretary Stimson. Assistant sec
rstary Huntington Wilson and Otto i
Ranuard were mentioned as likely sue
cessors =- The President OF tho
French Republic conferred with the pres
idents of the Senate and Chamber OF
Deputies with a view 10 tinding sue
cessor to the retiring Premier, NJ. call
laux. - \ further delay i'm the sailing
of the transport Logan with troops LOT
North China was reported from Mania.
- w. Morgan Shustcr left TeheraH
for Europe and issued statement tes :
Ijfving to the hostility shown toward
him bv the Persian Cabinet - ne
destroyer Mccall arrived at berInuna'
- The Russian steamer Russ Iouh-
dered in the Black Sea with l'2 persons
ON hoard - A peaceful manifesto
issued by the Cotton Manufacturers AS
sociations of Lancashire indicated that
the lockout may shortly be terminated.
CITY.-Stocks were lower. - The
aldermanic committee on courthouse site
reported in favor of that recommended
~. volunteer commission of architects
the Courthouse Commission informally
Concurred" and - was said there were
votes enough TO carry the measure. -
None OF the bodies buried in the FQui-
table ruins was recovered, but hundreds
Of millions Of dollars were removed trom
some Of tho vaults, leaving sull larger
amount however: the society voted 10
create q relief fund Of 100000. -
Henry Clay Peters, former alderman
from Brooklyn. was held on the charge
uf setting fire TO two beds In hotel
where hc had registered under an as
sumed name. == 4 patient suffering
from paralysis in the city Farm Colony.
staten Island. met his death from burns
received jn a bath given him by two
other iNmates. -- The New YORK
stock Exchange expelled a member for
making an alleged misstatement when nc
applied for admission in 1902. ---- EX-
Judge Iovntt said the Hartman lines
lad los: no securities in the Equitable
fire. and # any record was burned II
could bc readily duplicated.
DOMESTIC.-Andrew Carnegie, testi-
fyiug aGaiu before the Stanley commit
tee. said tine steel Industry needed No
tariff protection, he also said he recon-
meuded tne appointment Of Philander &
Knox as Attorney General - Book.
and records Oi the N9tiondl PACKING
Company. which the government wal
anxious to lay before the jury trying thC
packers at Chicago, were reported miss
iug -- The Lehigh Valley directors
met in Philadelphia and took steps Il
separate the COmpsnys coal business
\ from its railroad affairs, in conformity
u with the decision Of the United states
Supreme court. -= DR.. Wiley told
Vermont dairymer that women should
receive as much care, at least, as cows
- The Boston steamship agents re-
fused the states offer Of mediation IN
the lOngshoTemon's strike. ---= The
Bull Line steamer Carolyn ran ashore
on the Maine coast; It was the second
vessel Of the line 10 he wrecked within
q week -= Colonel Appleton Of the
9Th Regiment wrote 10 Governor Dix de-
cIlning promotion 10 a brlgadier genera l.
ship. - w. j. Burns was released
from kidnapping charges by the federal
court at Indianapolis.
THE WEATHER.-Indicat for to-
DAY: Snow and colder. The temperature
yesterday: Highest % degrees; low
est, 10.