New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-13
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.


CITY-Stock market was irregular.
80 Striking seamen, stung by IalIute
10 enforce demands on employers start
ed a series Of riots, and many Vlctilhs
were sent to hospitals. - The cases
of eight lawyers under charges mace py
the Bar Association we're assigned 10
referees for hearing. - A Iatl sign
has created discord in the Union League
Club. Of Brooklyn. - the new parry
will forbid fusion on any OF Us IionGr9
-: Colonel Roosevelt halted waving
of the "bloody shirt" = A boy nelgn-
bor. paroled after serving time Tor at
tacl,ing a girl. was sought by the police
in the Julia Connors murder case.
The owner of a gambling house raid a
coop" was his partner. - Two men
were arrested on charge or steaHhs
jewelry from a Fifth avenue store ;I-,1,-s
Four died from heat and two were BlIIeu
nv lightning. go Wilson men hoped 70
gain La Toilette support. - G: VII
let, Van Nest was reported missing
- Grand Jury investigated realty
,conpany. - b Altman reported pur-
chaser of Virgin and Child
DOMESTIC. Secretary Nagel of the
Department of Commerce and Labor de-
cided that foreign born children OF nat
,raliZed citizens must be Admitted TO
the United States, even II lmoeclIeS,
idiots or in other forbidden classes. -
Senator Iorimer Of Illinois, spoke I'VE
bonrs in defence of his title to hts seat,
again bitterly assailing his opponents
and the Senate took a recess before ne
had finished, thus delaying the final vote
on the question of Ousting him. -
Women in the national capital Will peu-
ton President Taft to appoint woman
Judge Of the Juvenile Court of the DIS
trict Of Columbia. - New YORK CltS
IofpnHpS
lar troops and militia Of six states IN
the coming joint maneuvres, and aero
planes will be a feature In the mimic
war planned by the military authorities
- Senators held widely divergent
views on the point raised by Great Brit
ain that the Panama Canal bill as
agrees with provisions or the HAY
Pauncefote treaty. 80 II was SAID at
WASHINGTON that the Senate might defer
to Judge Archibald as to the date on mis-
,nnneachmeut trial. - The fiftieth an
nual convention Of the National Bduca-
ton Association at Chicago closed; IL
was announced that the association
probably would hold its next convention
at Salt Lake City. - Senator La Tol-
lette declared Colonel Roosevelt's can
didacy for the Presidency WAS actuated
by selfish motives.
FOREIGN-A twenty four-hou strike
WAS U6CldTeQ at LuIiti as piOtCSN
against admitting workmen OF bad char
acter into Switzerland an American
automobile party was stoned and injured
by strikers. - In pursuit of Mexican
rebels two thousand federal infantry and
five hundred cavalry moved north from
Chihuahua. - An earthquake consist
ing of four distinct shocks was reported
at Guadalaiara. Mexico. Bread
riots on large scale were reported from
Marseilles: many were injured both
among police and rioters. g. Captain
Couceiro, leader Of the Portuguese royal
fists, was reported at Valencia, where
fight was thought to be imminent. -
A strike oc transport handlers and long
shoremen at Montreal threatened com
pIete tie-up of business in that port.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-
day: Fair. The temperature yesterday:
Highest, 81 degrees; lowest, II.