New-York tribune., 1912-01-09
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.


FOREIGN.-Russia demanded the
withdrawal of all Chinese from the Sc
ceded Chinese province of Outer Moh-
golia, the abandonment Of all Chinese
garrisons there and the diseontinuance
of Chinese colonization; she also ex-
pressed a desire to assist" in the Inter
nal administration of China; the Peking
government did not reply. - The
armistice between Chinese imperialtsts
and Republicans came 10 an end ana
some military operations were reported
- Seven United States torpedo boat
destroyers were reported safe in the Ber-
nudas and one at Norfolk, Va, after
SUNDAYS storm: two were unacceunted
for, the Mayrant and the Mccall. -
Fighting occurred between the govern
Ynent forces and the revolutionists IN
Ecuador; Ecuadoreans were warned 10
desist from destroying American prop
erty. - Four peasants were killed
and twenty were wounded by soldiers in
an uprising in Portugal. - II was de-
cided at Dunfermline. the birthplace OF
Andrew Carnegie, 10 erect statue IN
the iatter's honor. - Captain Horatio
Mckay, former commodore of the
Cunard Line, died in Liverpool
DOMESTIC.-Wil Jennings Bryan
made his fight in the Democratic Ma
tional Committee meeting at Washlng
ton and lost: he made Colonel james NJ
Guffey. member of the committee from
PENNSYLVANIA, the issue. and the COM
nittee declined to unseat Colonel Cur
few by a vote Of 80 TO 49, Mr.. Bryan once
appealed from a decision of Chairman
Mack and was defeated 81 TO l3. -
A Jackson Day dinner was held in
Washington. at which William j. Bryan,
Governor Woodrow Wilson, Speaker
Champ Clark and other Democratic
plpa of guilty
of the Rev. c. V. 7. RiCheson was de-
ferred until to-day: ii was said Governor
Foss and the Executive Council proba-
bly, would be asked TO commute the eX-
pected sentence of death. -- Ortie II.
McNanigal arrived at indianapolis and
testified before the federal grand jury
Jerome II. Pratt testified at the
trial of the Chicago packers that meet
ings TO fix the prices of meats were held
a. homes of members after Judge Gross
cup had ordered the packers pool dis
solved.
CITY-Stocks closed generally lower.
- Justice Lehman denied the motion
of Charles II. Hyde for change OF
venue. declaring the defendant could
have a fair trial in this county, ana say
ing the newspapers had not created an
atmosphere Of prejudice which might IN
fluence Jurors. - Mayor Gaynor sald
he did not aspire TO the Presidency and
that he would give a good deal to be
'1et alone" in his present office. -
The paying teller of a bank who had
taken 5000 when he stopped stealing
ten months ago went to Police Head
quarters and surrendered. 80 The
Singer will contest began, court being
held in hospital long enough 10 TAKE
the testimony of one Of the witnesses.
An English suffragette, pralslns
Asouith's firmness, said women were de-
serting the Pankhurst party in England
because of it's unnecessary violence.
- John Mcnamara, alias Australia
Mac" was arrested here on account OF
the theft of S375,OO0 from Canadian
bank last September. -- Louis Mar
tin. the restaurant man, was held for
trial in Special Sessions for conducting
professional dances at his place OF ousi-
ness without license.
THE WEATHER.-Indicati for to-
day: Clear and colder The tempera-
ture Yesterday: Highest, AZ degrees;
lowest 4.