New-York tribune., 1912-01-28
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS S.-The Senate was not IN
session. House: The steer IaIlit
revision bill was pushed through Wl.hVuS itoS
amendment by a pracllcahy "iAi'0
Democratic majority.
FOREIGN.-Forty-si generals oil the
Chinese imperial army memorlallzeu .,le
throne recommending abdication as the
first condition precedent to the re-estap-
iishpent of order IN China. =- bomo
vas thrown in the streets OF Peklng at
q Manchu general, injuring him so Sc
verely that he is not likely 10 recover; d
bonob was also thrown at reactonary
general IN Tien-Tsin. - The tWehty
nine Turks arrested by Italy aboaro lhe
Manouba were surrendered 10 the fTehCn
Consul at Cagliari. - The Frencn
steanship Tavignano, seized by Italy on
SUSPICION of carrying contraband, was
RELEASED at Tripon &C. The Duke ana
Duchess Of Connaught and their caugh-
ter. Princess Patricia, arrived at Ottawa
- It was learned at Belfast. Ireland
that the Liberal party planned 10 organ
ize a friendly demonstration in connec-
tior with the visit of Winston spencer
churchill when he visits the Irish city
80 The Persians and Armenians al
Tabriz have been ordered by the COM
rnander of the Russian forces TO surren-
der their arms. - The head or a
deputation Of suffragettes Informed
Lewis Harcourt in London that tney
would do all in their power to make ms
life miserable because OF his ATTITUDE III
opposition TO woman suffrage,
DOMESTIC. IC.-Colonel Henry Waiter
son declared he had proof OF his asser-
tion that he had been authorized TO
solicit campaign contributions for Noou~
row Wilson; Governor Wilson IN Bos-
ton refused to reply to the statement.
- Champ Clark declared that he was
p candidate for the Democratic PTeslden-
tial nomination on his own record, with
out seeking any alliances. ==- Or. Felix
Adler spoke before the National Child
Labor Committee I'm Louisville in favor
of national subsidy for education. -
Warrants for the arrest of r. ]. Foster,
a detective, were issued in Indianapolis
at the instance of +. NJ Ryan, the labor
leader, who alleged Foster tried TO kill
him. - The United Mine Workers, in
convention in Indianapolis adopted a
resolution tending TO swing the official
paper toward socialism. 60 Negotia-
tions between the mill owners and the
striking operatives at Lawrence. Mass,
were called off; long struggle was said
to be in prospect. - Attorneys for the
packers on trial in Chicago tried to show
the retailers were responsible for the
high price of meat.
CITY. Stocks were weak. -= Sam
uel S. Koenig forced a lineup in the
Republican State Committee on an
amendment to the resolutions governing
designations for the primary ballot and
beat William Barnes, jr., by a vote Of
% 10 IA. -- William F. McCombs,
Woodrow Wilson's campaign manager,
denied that Thomas +. Ryan had con-
tributed anything to the Wilson fund.
thus disputing Colonel Watterson's init
nation. - Governor Stubbs of Kan
sas. after calling upon Mr.. Roosevelt, said
the colonel was not Presidential cam
didate, but that there was a growing de-
mand for him and he would be nomi-
mated and elected - Park Commits
missioner Slower refused 10 make public
the report of c. d. Lay the park archi-
tect, contending that certain of Mr.. Lays
suggestions were an insult to the Park
Department administration.