New-York tribune., 1912-02-11

most Interested. The making OF loans ia
either faction is strongly deprecated.
After receiving nearly a score OF reports
from consus throughout Mexico and from
the embassy In Mexico city. the State De-
partment at Washington announces that
the spirit OF dlsafrectlon and disturbances
appears 10 be rapidly spreading. lnterven-
ton I'm Mexico by the United States is not
intended. but. following consideration OF
the situation in Mexico by the President.
the Secretary OF War ordered the imme-
diatc dispatch OF two battalions each OF IN
fantry and field artillery 10 III Paso To aug
ment the force Of troops already patrolllng
the Mexican border and issued notice 10 the
entire mobile army In the United States
approximately 30OO0 men-to hold them
selves in readiness 10 move at an hour 4
notice. BY direction OF the President,
prompt steps were taken by the State and
War departments for the protection OF
Americans and their interests. both In Mex
leo and on the American side OF the Rio
Grande President Madero received warn
ing I'm note sent through the American
Embassy In Mexico City that his govern
ment would be held responsible and would
be compelled TO render prompt account for
any repetition OF the incidents OF the last
revolution, when Americans fell victims to
stray bullets, both In Mexico and on the
American side OF the border and when
heavy property losses were reported.
BRITISH ROYAL PAIR RETURN.
King George and Queen Mary returned
to England from the most memorable Jour
ney ever undertaken together by king and
queen OF Great Britain and Ireland. After
an absence OF almost three months, during
which they had been crowned Emperor and
Empress OF India and had received the
homage OF many OF their princely vassals
in the vast Eastern empire. they were well
coined back TO London In the heartiest
fashion.
The British Admiralty has received
news from trustworthy source that type
Of internal combustion engine has been
brought we'll toward completion by German
engineer experts, which IL II fulhls the ex-
pectations of its designers, should give the
German navy an immense advantage In It's
race for supremacy against the British,
and against all other navles OF the world.
1T was reported in London that there
was serious dlssension in the British Cabi-
mier Asquith in favor of David Lloyd
George. the present Chancellor of the Ex-
chequer.
Winston Spencer Churchilrs incursion
into Ulster, which threatened at one time
TO cause sanguinary rioting and serious loss
of life, ended without even a broken head.
The First Lord Of the Admiralty and John
T. Redmond, leader OF the Irish National
lists spoke from the same platform on the
Home Rule bill. Mr.. Churchill outlined the
intentions Of the government with respect
TO self-government for Ireland, and de-
clared that no greater boon could come 10
the empire than the settlement of the long
and bitter qua rel between the British gov
crnment and the Irish people.
Emperor William in person opened the
thirteenth Reichstag which has assembled
since the establishment OF the German En-
pire In 1870 Instead OF going to the i'm
perial parliament. as Is customary. the En-
peror called the members to the palace,
where he made his speech from the throne
In the historic White Hall. The Deputies
present were, for the most part, in uniform
or court dress. but no representative OF the
Social Democratic party, comprising more
than 2j per cent Of the membership of the
House put in an appearance.
TENS OF DOMESTIC NEWS.
How about miscellaneous news In our
own land?" queried Busy Man.
Union labor officials and agents said TO
number between thirty and forty, whom the
government holds cr!minally responsible
with the McNamaras and ortie Z. Nc
Manigal for perpetrating more than one
hundred explosions which occurred In cities
from Massachusetts TO California In the
last six years. and in which the wrecking