New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-30
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CITY.-Mcst stocks closed at net gains
e. Justice DUEL suggested changes III
the urinary law including one when
would rlace elections IN charge oi
hoard appointed by the Supreme Court
fcr eacb election - fist tight BE-
tween counsel after one called the other
liar marked the case Of Sullivan vs.
RYAN I'm the Supreme Court. - both
sides sum med up in the sugar trial - -
Paul Morton left an estate or SL4io'aVo
to his wife. according 10 the tax APP
praisal - man found guilty. OF
grand larceny was rewarded Win q Sus
pension If Judgment for his conduct OF
silence AZ his trial for the sake OF shieId-
ins = woman - Andrew Carnegie
brought suit against Samuel H. kreSS
former director of the Carnegie trust
Company, for $2.225.000. - Ine en-
derloin police raided an alleged burg
lars den in &7th street.
Formal orders for
suspension Of all operations IN the an
fhracite mines beginning April ! we're
issued nv the United Mine Workers At
cleveland ---- Colonel Roosevelt made
short speeches 10 crowds in Iowa ana
Minnesota. concluding with addresses I'D
ST Paul and Minneapolis, where ne dWelI
on conservation and the general prllCl-
ples Of the PrOCrCssiVes. -- 1he Now
York state Legislature adjourned SINE
die a. Albany -= The senate, ny y
,ofo ~ % to q received the report or
the AIranv legislative investigating com
mittee having first cXpunged the part
critiCizinE the professional conducl OF
senator Bracket as counsel Tor Nllll7m
Barnes ir chairman Of the Repuhii'ah
SITE committee. - The Murray
woman suffrage bill passed the Assem-
hly by a vote OF IS 10 81; the vote was
later recunsidcred by vote of b9 10 o.
- Governor Dix sent to the Senate
for confirmation the nomination of G. V.
: Williams Of Brooklyn. as Public Ser
vice Commissioner, lSt District; me
nomination was confirmed. = Samuel
Gompers. I'm q speech i'm Philadelphia
said the Steel Corporation might face a
strike sooner than II expected. -
I'ricI Allen seventeen. Youngest or the
outlaw band was captured near Huls-
VILE Va.
CONGRESS Senate. The Sherwood
rarsion bin was beaten and the SmoOt
substitute measure. adding S9O.oOOoOo TO
rolls. was passed -- House: Repre-
sentative Underwood attacked the tariff
bill in debate on the wool bill; the Elec-
tious Committee voted to unseat Rep
resentativc Bowman. Of Pennsylvania
FORETGN.-Tho minimum wage bill
received the royal assent. and British
miners began balOting on the question
whether they would resume work unoer
its terms. =-- Mrs. Despard, British
suffragette. proposed As retaliation for
the loss Of the Cancellation hill in Par
lament hat suffragctteS should cease
g. buy hats. boycott seaside resorts re-
turning anti suffragist NJ. Ps., refuse to
contribute To church maintenance. and
invest only in non British stocks. --
Premier Tang Shao-yi. acting as Yuan
Shih-ksis representative I'm Marking,
received the Presidential seal from DR..
Sun Yat-sen, the members of the new
government were officially announced.
- a riot took place in Mexico city.
owing 10 copies Of the "Heraldo,' or
dered suppressed by the government,
being thrown from the windows Of its
of1ces: fremen played hose on hundreds
who attempted to secure copies Of the
prescribed newspaper - General
Aubert's force eight hundred strong. was
reported on its way south from Jiminez,
Mexico, to Join General Huerta's column,
with rebel cavalry in pursuit. -- Pre-
r1ier McBride's Conservative government
in British Columbia was Endorsed by the
return to the Parliament At Victoria Of
forty out of a total membership Of forty
two.
THE WEATHER.-Indicati for to-
day; Fair The temperature yesterday:
Highest IS degrees; lowest. "a.