New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-16
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CJTY-Stocks showed Improvement.
60 A special committee of the kepup-
lican Club. Of which ex-Presidet hoose-
welt has been a member eighteen !edl ,,
started for Chicago to fight his recan
and third term policies. - osSai
Hammerstein sent word from LoiluoN
that his hat vas in the ring, too-nieah-
ing. according to his courier that ne
would re-enter opera here next year
- The strike situation in Perth AM
boy was comparatively quiet the snow
of force on Friday by the officers OF the
law having awed the rioters. - Iou-
sands of children took part in the Dor
oush Day celebration in The BrorA'
Seven members resigned from q
Brooklyn Republican club which lhdorseu
Roosevelt at n stormy meeting
Wire tappers" got $4,000 from a Vlr-
gilman. who refused to believe ne hau
been swindled until Deputy Commission
or Dougherty explained the case 10 MN.
DOMESTIC.-The Republican Nauonai
Committee disposed of the contested Ger
oyation's cases in Texas by seating
twenty-six Taft men and four Roosevei.
men. all the twenty Taft delegates con-
tested from Virginia. were seated ana ali
the fourteen Taft men from Washihstoii'
Theodore Roosevelt arrived In chi
cago and received q great reception lroiti
his followers ne said he had not mapped
out q convention campaign - VIII.
lam r. Mckinley. director or the iaIt
Headquarters in Chicago declared koose e.,
volts Chicago visit was his last blum
and that he had been deluded by ms
managers - A dispatch from Bait-
more said the Democratic leaders re,
allied that New York's delegation Wouiu
swing the Presidential nomination. pul
that no lire could be had on Murphy
intentions. - Representative bartiet''
of Georgia praised President Tafts en-
forcement of the antitrust laws and at
tackled Colonel Roosevelt bitterly. -
The Interstate Commerce Commission
decided the so-called export ana import
differential case in favor of New YORK
shippers; it held that rates to and from
Boston must not be lower than 10 ana
from New York 80 1t was reported
from Philadelphia that sugar Weighing
fraud scandal was expected TINS "eeh,
weighers and refiners long have been
under scrutiny by government agents
John Il. Warren, sentenced 10 the
state prison at Wetherstield. Conn. Tor
iifo for wife murder was released on
Iardon after fifty-three years captivity:
49, Yale commencement week opened
with the dedication OF the So0O,VV0 Sloane
laboratory and the outdoor presentation
of an old English play. - wash
iueton dispatch stated that army avia-
tors would be ordered with their aero
planes to Fort Leavenworth or Fort Lee
to take observations of artillery hrlng
with the view of increasing It's accuracy.
FOREIGN.-The French liner La
Provence sailed from Havre for New
York with a crew of French blueJdCHets.
- In connection with the assault on
Premier Asquith at the India ONCE,
London. on Friday. the suffragettes de-
clare that the Prime Minister struck
the woman who assaulted him with his
cooked hat, and that Mrs. Asqulth Doxed
her ears. - Conditions We're reported
improved in the province or Orlente,
cuba: Eugenio Lacoste, rebel leader,
was capture - General Campo,
MEXICAN rebel chief. was arrested by
General Orozco at Chihuahua charged
with characterization. - Premier
Tang Shaggy mysteriously left Picking
on a train going toward Tien-Tsin; the
ministers protest entire ignorance az TO
the reason for the Premier's unexpected
trim - Ii was announced at Copen-
hagen that G. Brun, Danish Minister Ill
London. will be transferred to Washing
ton. - Oscar Hammerstein produced
"The Children of the Don" an opera by
Josef Sherbrooke and Lord Howard dc
Walden. at the London Opera House.
The Panama Pacific exposition
commissioners arrived in Stockholm.
THE WEATHER---Indic for to-
dsy: Showers. The temperature yes
terday: Highest, 81 degrees; lowest o..