New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-04
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

ITY.-Stocks were weak on bad news.
- Danger of an anthracite strike was
believed to be remote after the mine
workers committee decided to submit 10
81 convention the tentative agreement
with the operators which had been re-
tected. - Five Democratic politicians
were indicted in Brooklyn for assaults
and frauds on primary day. - Arch-
bishop Bonzano. the new Apostolic Dele
gate, said on his arrival that the Popes
health was good - Ex-senator
Frank j. Gardner and the nurse In the
case OF Samuel E Haslett, the reciuse,
were indicted in Brooklyn FOR grand
larceny and conspiracy. - An inter
national favor has been added to the
big suffrage parade to be held to-day by
Yhe entrance Of professor in the Uni
versity of Rome who will march In the
+. mems brigade. 60 Addressing the New
Jersey Bankers Association, Secretary
MacVeagh of the Treasury Department
discussed she problems of big business
aud monetary reform. - Armed with
moving picture apparatus, an expedition
from the University Of Pennsylvania
Museum will spend three years exploring
The sources of some upper Amazon trlo-
utaries.
DOMESTIC.-A dispatch from Wash
.bgton stated that some sections or tne
Mississippi basin had been utterly de-
NaSIated by the HOOQS. II NStS
said at Washington that Cuba's cred
itors were clamoring for payment
of their claims, while the republic
was running deeper and deeper in debt,
and the United States government was
being urged to take some action 10 help
the Cubans get out of their financial
troubles. - The United states ana
Canada prepared 70 complete the settle
ment Of the fisheries dispute - Inc
Board of Bishops reported to the Metho-
dist General Council at Minneapolis rec
Z cmmending that the rule prohibiting
dancing. card playing, gambling, theatre
going etc, be abolished. - theodore
Roosevelt began q stumping tour OF
Maryland he addressed large meeting
I'm Baltimore. - Director Mckinley
characterized Senator Dixon's claim Of
.twenty-one delegates from New York
for Roosevelt as "a distress signal
- Refugees reaching Philadelphia
from Mexico told of the murder OF an
American by guerillas, who cut out the
Z victims heart and sent it to Mexican
town.
CONGPESS.-Se The filibuster
against the employers liability bill was
relaxed, and progress was made toward
q vote on the mea sure. - House: Inc
House increased from $500 to $4,000 the
annual allowance for secretaries or
members and refused TO reduce the
mileage appOprlatlon LoT IneEADeIs IiViii
IS cents to FIVE cents q mile.
FOREIGN--The British commission
induiring into the loss Of the Titanic
heard witnesses and adjourned until
Tuesday. announcing that on Monday the
commissioners would visit the White
Star liner Olympic a. Southampton.
s. General Orozco gave orders for
the advance Of his army Of seven thou
sand men; he announced that ne would
establish new headquarters at Rellano.
Grand Duke George Of Leuchten-
berg a cousin Of the Emperor Of Russia,
died In Paris. - Memorial services
were held in Halifax, y. S., for victims
Of the Tito mic disaster, after which fifty
nine bodies were inferred In the local
cemeteries.
THE WEATHER.-Indicati for to-
day: Fair The temperature yesterday;
Highest. 20 degrees; lowest SO.