New-York tribune., 1912-02-07
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS. Mr.. Burton, Of
Ohio, spoke in defence of the arbitration
treaties = House: Mr.. Mccall. Of
Massachusetts, spoke against Presi-
GENITAL third term.
FOREIGN.-Genersl Orozco denied
both that he was disloyal to President
MaderC and that the State Of Chihuahua
was on the verge of seeding from Mex
leo, army posts throughout the United
States, however. were ordered to be
ready for a possible mobilization, ana
United States COnsulS I'm Mexico re-
ceived word from Washington TO dis
patch quick reports of any danger TO
Americans or their interests. -- King
George V was enthusiastically welcomed
in the City of London on his visiting
st Pauls I'm scmi-state To attend the
seTviCe Of thanksgiving on his safe re-
t,,rp from India. The DOwager
Empress Of China laid down i'm detail
the terms on which the dynasty consents
10 abdicate; Yuan Shih-kai was reported
to be in possession of document ap-
pointjng him civil head Of the nation.
- The Teherau government offered
amnesty and a pension of 100000 10 the
rx-Shah annually on condition Of his
ouitting Persia The Intcrparlia-
mentary Peace Council, which is TO meet
in Brussels on Saturday, announced It's
programme.
DOMESTIC Between thirty and forty
indictments were returned by the federal
grand Jury which investigated the al
legged dynamite conspiracy at Indlanap-
oils. - Five persons were killed, three
were overcome and the lives Of a hum
dred others were endangered by escaping
gas I'm Philadelphia - Representing
n capitalization Of 500, 100000 the lnde-
pendent Tin Plate Manufacturers OF the
United States obtained charter IN
pittsburgh under the name Of the AssO-
citation of Sheet and Tin Plate Manu-
faCturers. - Five persons we're kiued
and several injured in trolley car that
vent over an embankment At Buena
Vista. Penn. 60 General James %
Weaver, three times a candidate Tor
President Of the United States died al
Des Moires, Iowa; he was eighty years
old = The American Cement Com
pany, operating plants in three states,
was placed in the hands Of receivers by
Judge Mcpherson, in Philadelphia. -
The criminal case against the "bathtub
trust" began at Detroit. =- Leaders
Of the Industrial Workers of the World
issued a statement resenting the inter
ference of the American Federation OF
Labor in the Lawrence strike. - Inc
State Grange, in session IN AUBURN,
y. Y, favored woman suffrage and many
CITY.-Stocks we're strong. -- Cof-
fyn made successful fights up and down
the Hudson and the upper bay in ny
droplane, but had TO be towed ashore by
q Dock tug - Amos PlnChot an
nounced that La FOllette'S followers
would probably unite on Roosevelt =
East Side business men urged that the
District Attorney make a special lnVes-
tigation Of horse poisoning for purposes
of blackInail = The Lawyers Club
which lost nearly all its property in the
recent Equitable fire, announced II would
OCCUPY quarters in the United states
Realty Company building about July l.
- 4 realty transaction involving
some S4,OCOO00 IS said to forecast the
building Of a new skyscraper in Nassau
street. - The funeral OF Senator
Thomas F. Grady was held at st. Ste
ohen's Roman Catholic Church, in East
cStb street; nearly all the members OF
The Legislature were present --- MISS
MARY Shaw talked Ibsen 10 suhragette
meeting. but oswald 6. Willard and MISS
Nilholland spoke for equal rights.
- The indications pointed to the re-
lease to-day of Charles NJ. Dickinson
who was arrested in the case or the
murder OF a woman by bomb Saturday
night
THE WEATHER.-Indica Tor To-
dav: Fair. The temperature yesterday:
Highest, 81 degrees; lowest 10.