New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-02-04
THE NEWS THIS MORNING,

CONGRESS.-Th Senate was not al
session - House: A rule restoring
mower of which the Speaker was depIlNeu
in the 61st Congress was adop'e" oS
Democratic votes.
FOREIGN.- Madero received
a warning from the United States gov
ernment that Mexico would be heiu
strictly responsible for injuries to Alherl-
cans by any firing across the poruSI
.Juarez remained in the hands OF uhe
Mexican rebels. - Manchurla pIo
yincial assembly notified Yuan Shlh-Kal
that il wished for no part or lot IN an!
Chinese republic to be formed. ---- ! no
Seryian Cabinet resigned, partly on ac-
count Of the recent discovery oil Whdt Is
known as the Black Hand conspiracy III
the army to force King Peter TO DISMISS
the Radical Cabinet or to apolcatG III
favor of the Crown Prince. - Ser
trand Stewart, a London lawyer was
sentenced in Germany to three anu
half years Imprisonment for espionage.
- Sophocles's "Elektra' was pro,
duced in Greek in Paris by Raymond
Duncan and Penelope Duncan ana d
stronc cast. 80 The Portuguese Senate
concerned with the Chamber of Deputies
I'm favor of an extension or the STATE U.
siege and the trial by military courts or
the men arrested in connection with the
recent general strike
DOMESTIC.-Senator La FOllette 5
speech before the publishers in Phlladel-
phia brought forth widespread colllilei ,l
because of its denunciation OF the oally
press 1t was said In Washington
that Ex-Governor Myron Il. Herrlck OF
Ohio will be appointed Ambassador 10
France. to succeed Robert Bacon. ="
Walter +. Brown, chairman Of the he
publican state Central Committee OF ONO
said Roosevelt would accept the noInlha-
ton. - Cook County, Ill, Repuplcalis
refused to indorse Roosevelt ana passed.
n resolution praising Tafts admlnlstra
ticn. - The habeas corpus nearing at
Boston. for the purpose II liberating j.
7 Fttor the Lawrence Strife leader, was
postponed until Tuesday. ~ The BRIT
ish steamer Consols, with her hold ab!aZe'
was rushed in tow to Hampton Roads.
- Clarence ;. barrow PLEADED not
guilty to charges of bribery at Los An
geles. 80 The jury in the case of Bert
". Corners, charged with dynamiting the
Hall of Records in Los Angeles, dis
agreed and was discharged. - 1t was
said at Indianapolis that arrests would
be made i'm many cities as a result of the
federal grand jury inquiry.
CITY.-Stocks were dull and irregular.
-- 4 woman, opening box that had
just been handed 20 her, was killed when
il exploded District Attorney
Whitman will shortly ask the Supreme
Court to decide if Sam Harris and Max
Blanck can again be placed on trial for
deaths caused by the Asch Building fire.
- The Public Service Commission, in
approving the Third avenue systems
mortgages, adopted an order requiring
an amortization fund, and in its opinion
criticised President Whitridge. -
State Senator Thomas +. Grady died at
his home from n complication of dis
cases. So A. Plat Wickes, coupon
clerk employed by the knickerbocker
Trust Company. was arrested for the
larceny Of $10.740. == The election of
q president of the Board of Education
will be held tomorrow; friends of Eyer
ton J.. Winthrop and Thomas w. Church
I'll. the two candidates, were confident of
victory. - Senator Owen, speaking
before the Republican Club urged the
merits of his bill for the creation Of
national health bureau so well as to OBJ
tain its Endorsement by resolution.