New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-10
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CITY.-Stocks were irregular. -
Several more deaths and many prostra-
tions were caused by the heat. -
Health Commissioner Lederle announced
that milk dealers who failed 10 lapei
their product TO indicate its grade would
he prosecuted. The police at work
ON the Julia ConnorS murder mystery De
gan a search for a youth VINO mas peer,
nissing, since the child was found deau
. in rho Bronx 60 The Aldermen
edopted q resolution asking the Board OF
Estimate to provide markets for the
nushcart pedleUs. William n.
Botchkiss, provisional state chairman OIL
the new National Progressive party
buckled down to work. - Maurice NJ
Instig, convicted more than two years
ago of poisoning his wife, returned from
the death house to STAND secohu tllai;
A national association of federal
and state bank examiners was formed.
DR.. Russell head of MatteaWan,
testified before Justice Keough that
Harry X. Thaw might commit another
murder If he were released. - hesu-
lar army officers and national guardsmen
were busy getting ready for the Dig wal
game next month on the connecticut
border: thirty thousand troops VIII take
part
DOMESTIC. Charles D. Hilles, Presl-
dent Taft's secretary, was CHOSEN cndl-
man Of the Republican Nauonal CoIl-
mittee and will manage the coming cam
uaien. James 4, Reynolds a member or
the Tariff Board, was made secretary or
the committee. which will choose It's
treasurer al future meeting. -
Senators wrangled over the question
whether Senator Lorimer or one OF ms
opponents should make the final speech
before the vote on the motion TO declare
the Illinois Senator not entitled 10 MS
seat. - Thomas Taggart, of Indiana,
resigned as a member OF the Democratic
National Committee, declaring he would
take no official part in the Presidential
campaign The Public Service
Commission, UNFOLDING the contention OF
the Postal ordered the New York Iele-
phone Company to discontinue 'tele-
gram" as a call word for the Western
Union. William Dudley Foulke
was reelected president Of the National
Municipal League at Los Angeles. -
Thomas r. Mills, Of Superior. Wis was
elected grand exalted ruler Of the Elks.
- Governor Dix, at Albany. said he
would take no further action in the case
OF Folke L. Brandt, the convicted valet.
George II. Cobb, of WATERFOWL
ennunced his retirement from politics
10 devote himself to law. - The gov
eminent crop report gave the condition
of winter wheat throughout the country
as 1873 and corn 1913 Of normal.
FOREIGN.-While seeking for thirty
victims of coal mine explosion in Eng
land the rescue party, numbering fifty,
was killed by a second and more terrible
explosion King George visited the scene
of the catastrophe. - A review Of
315 British warships. the largest naval
aggregation the world has seen, was
held at Spithead, after which the fleet
proceeded to sea for manGuvres. -
The Lisbon government issued a de-
cree calling out the army reserves for
the purpose of crushing the monarchial
movement in Portugal - General
Garibaldi, grandson of the Liberator, re-
signed his command Of Mexican federal
volunteers in Sonora. 80 No new
cases of bubonic plague were reported
from Cuba or Porto Rico. - Rene
Bedei, the French aviator, was killed by
the capsizing of his monoplane near
Chalons sur Marine.
THE WEATHER. indications for to-
day: Fair. The temperature yesterday:
Highest. SO degrees; lowest, 70.