New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-01
THE VIEWS TINS MORNING.

C1TY-covernor Wilson denied all
Thought of going TO Baltimore, ana IN
sisted that his entire support IN the con.
Nention had come through argument.
~ One thousand longshoremen Noted
to Join the seamen's and stokers 'FiA''
their leaders asserting the action rep
resented the sentiment of 10000 dock
WORKERS. - Controller Prendergast
issued q call for I'll men Of faith t"
enlist in the new third party, promising
an entire new state ticket. --- Car
ence J. Shearn wrote to Attorney Gen
eral CarmodY attacking w. i. jerome
course Ia the ThaW case. - the
pushcart pedlers i'm convention iorlnu
lated requests for additional market
space. which viii be sent To tle hayUi'
- The city and the different patrlouC
societies completed their preparations
for a sane Fourth. - The Babes
Welfare Association reported more oa
bies cared for and a lower death ratE
than last year. --- Hugh Hastings ana
Charles ]. Peabody joined The Iribunes
list of prominent advocates OF the sillsIe
six-year term for President.
DOMESTIC. Conferences i'm Balu-
more failed TO straighten the tangle
over the Democratic Presidential nom 10
nation: Bryan replied to Clarks De
nand that he TetraCt the charges OF tEe
csts": Murphy, Tammany boss. after
talks with the other leaders, was cred
tied with being unalterdblY opposed 10
Wilson: Champ Clark left Baltimore Tor
Washington after an all night talk win
his MANAGERS - Charles Edward
Russell, of New York was nominated
for Governor by the New York Social
istjc convention AT Auburn and carrie
w. Allen, of Onondaga, was named loT
Secretary of state: the convention voted
10 start an aggressive campaign lmm"-
diateIv. -= -Four alleged physicians
were arrested i'm Philadelphia IN a cru
SADIE by the Medical Society against
Guacks and held To bail for practising
without licenses. - The FoAeral
Federation of WOmens Clubs. in con-
Fentiou at san Francisco, raised $500
toward a 100000 endowment fund. --
one man was killed and his brother was
fatally wounded by a Chicago policeman
i'm a street fight. - Damage 81 NOR"
than 500. COO was caused by tire when
threatened the waterfront of Portland
Ne; two vessels were burned. 49,
Henry DesloVCT was arrested at Noon-
socket. r l.. in connection with tho find
ing of a headleSs body Of a woman there.
FORFIGN.-A special dispatch from
Peking announced that the Chimes" gov
eminent was endeavOring 10 raise big
internal loan ana mat It's 'pi''9i''H ~
foreign supervision Of it, finances as .
condition Of obtaining big foreign loan
was still uncomUrOmising. -- AcnIll'
Fould'S HOuli an outsider won the
Grand Prix de Paris ~ Longchamps;
August Bemont's AmOurcuX III was
nlaced fourth: w. *. NaudcrbiltS Sight
" was unpaccd. =- Fifty persons
we're Killed and SLOOO0OO damage done
by a tornado which struck Regina and
Qu-appelle. i'm Northwest Canada. --
Partial returns of the municipal cleo
tons i'm Panama indicate the return Of
DR. BeHsario POrras as President -
II was announced i'm Rorlu that the
health of the German Empress was
causing anxiety.
THE WEATHER.-lndiCati for to-
dav: Fair The temperature yesterday:
Highest, rs degrees: lowest 60