New-York tribune., 1912-04-03
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CITY.-Stocks were irregular and gen
erally lower. ---- The question of in
structing the delegates-at-l large from
this state to the national convention was
discussed at a luncheon 70 members OF
the Republican State Committee. gwen
by William Barnes. jr. -- Colonel
Roosevelt attracted large crowd III the
PENNSYLVANIA Station by composing,
with his suitcase on his knee for writ
Ing desk, the speech he expected to de-
liver IN Louisville tonight. during the
hour he had to wait for train. -
The United states Supreme Court decld-
ed in favor of reopeninS the dppncatloh
of Hugo Mattulath for a flying machlhe
patent filed in 1900 - The Hyoe
case was argued before the Appellate
Division on a motion to make permanen.
the writ OF prohibition against haDeaS
corpus proceedings, and the court re
served decision. - SuffragetteS Missed
legislators at the benefit where ShaWs
Press Cuttings" was produced. -
BENJAMIN F. Yoakum resigned from tho
Missouri. Kansas & Texas board and
executive committee, giving rise 10
rumor in Wall Street of CLASH between
him and the Hawley interests. -
William Ottmann, director in several
large cornorations, reported to the Dis
trict Attorney that he. together with ).
NJ. Hutton. a broker and John OmWahS
had been swindled out of SlOo,oOo py
two men now believed to be in LONDON
DOMESTIC. The Tribune's hgnt
against the Wheeler milk bill, Wnlcn
would have resulted in Increased lhidnt
mortality, was won when Governor LIN
vetoed the measure. -- Flood Damage
In the West increased greatly; congress
passed an emergency appropriation Vi
sS5O 600 after President Taft sent spe-
,ial message. 60 The Socialist ticket
in Milwaukee was badly beaten by
non-partisan combination. - Inc
coal strike situation in the anthraclte
region Was practically unchahSeu'
though slight rioting occurred; many
railroad men were laid off. - a negro
eirl. nineteen years old, head or a CUT,
told the Louisiana authorities she had
killed seventeen of thirty-five negroes
recently murdered as human sacrifices
10 her cult. The Indianapolis po-
lice asserted that the sailor who con-
fessed TO numbering Or. Helen knaoe
last October "a did not do so. - Cen
eral Fred D Grant. Florlda report
said was much better. -- A state
ment from the Taft bureau said that
Vermont was for Mr. Taft's renOmina-
tion.
ESS.-Senate: The new Sena-
tors from Arizona and New Mexico were
sworn in; army bill with House reduc-
tinn eliminated reported. - house:
Bill cutting express rates reported
FOREIGN.-The balloting of the Brit
ish miners in the question Of terminal
ing the strike was completed; II was eN-
pected that small majority against re-
sumption of work would be the result
hut that the men will nevertheless re-
sunoe work. The Chancellor OF inc
Excheuuer introduced his budget In Inc
House of Commons; surplus or No.
600 COO was shown, but no reduction OF
taxation was promised: the money IL
was announced. would be held In reserve
90 cap any increases that German! may
decide upon for her navy. -- A man
and a woman in a biplane flew with one
sion from London to Paris, crossing the
Channel at an elevation OF two tnousano
feet - Ex-PreSident de la barrd OF
Mexico arrived in Cuba en- route lot
Nera cruz: he affirmed his loyalty 10
Nadero and praised The attitude OF the
ITnited States regarding his country.
- The outstanding part of Mrs EN-
incline Pankhurst's prison term LOT VIII
dow smashing was remittcd IN oruer u
nernoit her TO prepare her detence on th'
conspiracy charge. ---- Manner boil'!I",
President Of Honduras. was reported
critically in with Brght's disease
THE WEATHER.-lndicat FOR TO-
day. Fair. The temperature yesterday
Highest. 40 degrees. lowest. -,