New-York tribune., 1912-02-19
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN. - President Madero ac-
cepted the resignation of Abraham Con
zaiez as Minister of the Interior; Con-
zalez has reassumed the Governorshlp OF
Chihuahua. - Emilio NasqueZ Gomez
in q manifesto issued from San Antonio,
Tex, accepted the provisional PreSl-
dency of Mexico, complaining that the
plan of San Luis Potosi had not Deen
carried out by the Madero government.
szz=== General Caneva- commanding the
Italian forces in Tripoli, returned TO the
seat of war with detailed plan OF cam
paign. ===== The Argentine Republic, IL
was announced, having obtained salls-
faction from Paraguay for attacks on
her shipping, diplomatic relations pe-
tween the two countries will be resumed
DoMESTIC.-The Colombian Minister
at Washington sent a note TO the state
Department suggesting that Secretary
Knox not visit the United States OF
Colombia. because of the failure OF this
government to arbitrate disputes grow
ing from the Panama question. -
The Tribune bureau in Washington re-
ported that the progress of the campaign
for Mr.. Tafts denomination was most
satisfactory to the managers; feature
was gains in so-called anti-Tatt states.
- Colonel Charles Miffiin Hammond,
brother-in-law of Colonel Roosevelt, in
for Taft's reelection. - Clifford
Pinchot, in a statement made public In
Washington, said he had withdrawn MS
support from Senator La Toilette and
would work for Colonel Roosevelt nom
ination. - John w. Irwin, indicted
at indianapolis in connection with the
dynamiting conspiracy, was arrested IN
Chicago and held in $1,000 bail; 1t was
stated that his whereabouts was un-
known except TO few close friends for
more than a year. - Andrew j.
White. claimant in the Kimmel mystery
case, on trial at st. Louis, renounced
Mrs Estelle Kimmel and her daughter,
mother and sister of George A. kimmel'
the missing banker; he insisted, how
ever, that they were blood relatives but
no longer his mother and sister. -
Never Himmelblau, chief witness against
Gary. Ind, officials indicted for bribery
and conspiracy, in an offidavit declared
the alleged dictagraph evidence had been
faxed =-= Two Cornell students were
drowned about twenty miles from lth-
aca. N Y, and three were badly injured
in an automobile accident near the Cor
nell campus. - A report from
Oswego. n. V, stated that drifts were
thirty feet high and snow forty inches
on the level in the St Lawrence valley.
= No communications from the mill
agents in reply to the demands OF the
Mass. and q meeting Of the Central La
Dor Unions executive committee was
postponed until to-day.
CITY.-Samuel H. OrdWay Of the
Civil Service Reform Association, made
public a letter TO Governor Dix draw
ing attention to the great increase
in the number of exceptional appoint
ments. - A mad dog ran through the
streets of Mount Vernon, bit several per-
sons. and caused a panic among people
just coming from churches. -= George
F. Parsons, a lawyer, Respondent over
his separation from his wife, shot and
killed himself - Several hundred
boy and girl pupils of the North Pelham
School got out Of their beds to help fight
fire that destroyed the school building.
80 Jonathan Bryan, Of Richmond,
Va, who returned from a trip around
the world, told how letter from Presi-
dent Taft aided him in seeing the Dur
bar in India - Monsignor Benson,
son of the Archbishop of Canterbury,
arrived here from England to lecture on
the future of religion. - The Rev.
Or. J. Lewis Parks, rector emeritus Of
Calvary Episcopal Church, died at his
home in Brooklyn.
THE WEATHER.-Indica for to-
dayi Cloudy. The temperature yester-
day: Highest, 43 degrees; lowest, 33.