New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-09
THE NEHS TINS MORNING.

CITY.-Stocks were quiet and irregH-
lar - The Republican National Corr
mittee was called 10 meet ~ chicago
June s: William Hayward. the secretary,
said he had plan for changing ~.
basis Cf representation I'm The convention
from the Southern states. -- nc
suffr1Gettes said they would have many
Witnesses to appear to-day before Com %
missloner Waldo and tell about the al
legged police iueniciency at the parade
saturday. --- so contest over the "Iu
Of Colonel AStor was probable, accordlNN
ia the best information obtainable. -
\ former cmploye of the American steel
. and Wire Company said he was ordered
p, by the ViCe-presid"nt 70 burn the paper
Of the steel wires pools, and that Ne
resigned after a conversation outside
the grand jury room, in which he Could
not agree TO testify as his superior hdI
testified -=- The plans for architect
ural Compctition for the new courthouse
would he announced soon, Judge . BrleH
said. aud the city would acquire title 10
the land needed within year. -
John II. Duncan, the architect who de-
signed Grants Tomb made an eNamln2-
tiOn OF the structures surroundings, ana
agreed with Park Commissioner StoNer
that urgent repairs 70 the pavement were
necessary 70 prevent serious danger 10
the tomb. ===- Bankers and dealers IN
city bonds discussed the corporate stock
sale of Tuesday. agreeing that the price
was good. though l!'ycr for the city than
at the previous sale.
DONESTIC-Wa Department esu-
mates Of the damage by the MISSISSIPPI
foods were that NjO0OOND would be
exceeded; the river is IlsinS steadily
and rescue work is being pushed. Many
were reported drowned. =- President
Taft ended his preliminary campaign IN
Ohio with meeting in Columbus, he
charged Colonel Roosevelt with aiding
in the omasCulatiOn of the arbitration
treaties plans were made for trip or
nine DAYS through the state previous 10
. the primary. --- Edward ). Williams
testifod before the House Judiciary
Committee that Judge Robert w Arch
bald. Of the Commerce Court, was in
to~nstoi with him in the purchase Of a
culm pile from the Erie Railroad While
the latter was a party 20 case pend
ing before the judge. - The dele
gates of tho National Red Cross confer
,nco az Washington We're addressed by
the SURGEONS general Of the army and
naE.. and the society was urged to keep
itself m condition for emergencies and
TO enrol more physicians nurses and
competent hospital attendants. -
Several conflicts between foreign miners
and officials occurred in the anthracite
. Coal UelQS OF i|llSN wanna. at -IlIltlS
Vile four men were shot and a woman
injured IN a fight between miners
and the state constabUlary. -- Fear
ing the hundreds Of Industrial Workers
Of the World now i'm san Diego intend
80 invade Mexico. the Mayor and Chief
of Police have asked tn" federal De
yartment Of Justice 10 investigate tho
matter = Counsel for clarence V.
r. Richeson and leaders Of the Mormon
Church denied me VAS eyer connected
with that organization.
FOREIGN .-AucuStuc Birrcll. Chiof
Secretary for Ireland. was the principal
speaker in the debate on Home Rule IN
the House Of Commons. --- The
threatened strike against the Peninsular
q. and Oriental steamship Company in
London was ordered referred 10 the ma
tional executive Of the Transport Work
erS Federation. - II was said IN
London that the Governor of the Turk
ish island Of Rhodes had telcgraphei
that he had won a victory and captured
one thousand Italians --= Pembroke
w. Pitt. n grain broker, az Baltimore
vas arrested ut Naples At the instance
Of American police authorities on n
e.. charge Of alleged forgery. --- The
high price Of wheat and the scarcity 81
The supply are causing considerable ap-
prehensiOn in France. ~ General
Lvautey. the newly appointed Governor
Of Morocco. sailed from Marssilles for
his new post.
THE WEATHER.-Indicati for 10
day. showers The temperature Yester
day. Highest. 81 degrees lowest. Al