New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-27
THE NEWS THIS UORNING.

DOMESTIC.-Ch Clark appeared
70 he the strongest candidate Tor the DEM
ccratic Presidential nomination. though
y Baltimore dispatch said his managers
we're weakening. -- Bryan refused lle
Craftsmanship of the resolutions commit
tee. and succeeded in having NOMINATIONS
placed ahead Of adoption OF platform III
Ihc conventions order Of business. -----
Charles T. Murphy boss Of TammahE
Hall stiu kept the New York delegauon
uniformed OF his plans. -- JOnh -
Crimmlns said the GaYnor boom was
weakening. --- II was learned q.
Washington that President Taft would
send message asking for lmmedlale
funds with which 70 run the government.
- Frederick W. Lehman. Soncllor
General Of the United states, placed ms
resignation i'm tho hands Of President
TAFT. William Marshall Bullttt of LOUIS
Vile. Ky. is said 10 be favOrablN Consld-
cred for the vacancy - IheouoT'
Roosevelt announced his belief al oyster
Eav that "tho interests were at WORK
20 eliminate him from public life. and nc
said he was giving assurances TO many
5uuuirers that nc was in the now party
fight o. stick and would not withdraw:
;- Judge HOLSTER in the Unlted
states District Court at Cincinnati "Ner-
ruled demurrer 10 the indictments
AGAINST thirty officers and cmpI7yeS OF
the National cash Register company
Of DAYTON. Ohio. charging conspiracy I'm
restraint Of trade under the sherman
antitrust law. .--- The teaching of sex
end personal hygiene i'm normal and pub
ii schools was advocated before the
General Federation of WOmcn'S Cubs
g. session at San Francisco -- II
was announced at Philadelphia that al
though the employees Of the Eastern
lines of the PENNSYLVANIA voted almost
unanimously 80 strike, strike IS I'M
probable - Large increases in eX-
ports and imports for the month Of May
wore reported at Washington. -- Pc
lice Of Woousocket. r. =. dragged the
blackstone River To recover the head Of
The mutilatcd body Of woman found
There.
CITY.-Stocks closed higher. ===
Roosevelt leaders held a secret confer
Crcc at the Hotel Manhattan ito deter
mine on the best way OF beating TAFT
z- Jerome completed his examination
of Thav at the hearing in White Plains
10 determine the present sanity Of STAN
ford Whites SLAYER. -== Otto T. Ban
nard and Paul NJ. Warburg were among
men of prominence TO declare themselves
iu favor Of a siX-year Presidential term.
;- An incorporated citizens commit
Ice announced il would take the first
step I'm its plan 10 reduce the cost or
living nv opening a market for fresh fish
today NJ lower prices =- The Sink
ing Fund Commission adopted Commis-
sionor TomkinS's plan for new docks in
The vicinity Of West Washington and
GanSevOort markets. --- The Will OF
Mrs Caroline T. Butterfield gave most
az tho large estate TO d granddaughter,
Miss DOrothea Ballard Smith.
FOREIGN.-Eleven thousand women
sold wild roses i'm the streets Of London
g. honor Of Queen Alexandra; between
S151.0o0 and 5000. 600 was realized. --
Government forces attacked the rear Of
The Mexican rebels i'm a movement to
cut off an inSurgcnt retreat TO chihuahua,
and sharp fighting resulted; the fedorals
Shcllcd tho town Of Mcoqui. -= \
Eu'traCettc spraug through the police
Gordon protecting King George and
Queen Mary at Cardiff, South Wales
and attacked Reginald MCKenna, Home
Secretary. Three officers and
twenty scamon were injured by pre-
mature explosion Of a gun during pTac-
iico on the French armOTcd cruiser Jules
NIichelet off Hyeres Islands -
Serious trouble broke out in China
Eritish troops were called for To guard
the frontier. Canton was reported to be
1n n fcrment. the government feared
opposition 10 the proposed loan. -
President Gomez received assurances
from Liberal leaders that they would
support tho administrations: the W2r
Department abandoned arrangements to
send am "cNpedtionarY force Of fifteen
thousand mon TO cuba.
THE WEATHER. Indications for to-
day. Fair. The temperature yesterday:
Highest. 81 degrees; lowest G..