The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1888-01-22

STOCK from England, Scotland, and France. and
.RSHi,t i&s9ss .SoS' oSo. a # Sas ss sssf * ss snd to so%s.
Ing that AL such fine animals should DO brought
tho Improvement Of farm and carriage stock
affr99SS S out ne he county; Under this Wow
liked, to DO sold TO farmers In this country.
dast summer an i%9pportation intended for the
FaiIchild. he rendered a decision that It made
ed for sale or were retained by the Importers,
30 long as they were intended Tor breeding pur.
offss h htSrv MsGS i%Ilt IL tho fs i ln% ss asrsi.r on F any
child held TINT the AGRICULTURAL interests, of the
country would DO prejudiced and injured.
braiths for duties on the stock they had i'm
aggregate to over $1,000 on another im m
tation OF fine English horses coming into the
ties notified the GaibraitSsO that they must
take, an oath that they, would keep the animals
tnot th tsIs d p9Sbse ,SSsr for one full year, They
tho oath, and held that NO. such restriction
in the United States Court Of Wisconsin i is still
bepd anIS n %q tbs a e. tho SSnn9 'Sams, and injury nj, Z;
live stock imhSrters all Syor the. county. .T6s
D9nhams o. iu Page. H. would be liable, II
Government went back and insisted upon
ment would have claim against smiths.
year. and q number Of large firms are scheduled
on the books Of the Treasury Department for
s' The fo %Sais ita0 Tor tie suit against tho Gal.
braiths is q decision by Judge Gresham. in
what is known as the Fernson caio. Two
som inferior stock which, could not be shown
Milford. Ind. that the stock was Intended for
5 9rSSts'aaE Te rhSsnos1S scid ID the fss t ffo United d s sra9s
ihfi 2 riIghat, to 1b oopWtlscato the animals; Under
thinks that he can make out u case against the
stock importsrs. Thor. is 10 elemsnt Of fraud
tt .N ao Ss'9ln,,n casa 4 f iii has hase b. .s "i prssar %
and will be introduced next week placing all
poses distinctly beyond, the reach OF the Gus
toms officials. and defining clearly the statutes
Unless the, Democrats in the House insist upon
hitching this measure onto the tariff bill, 1t
will doubtless be promptly passed.
Mr.. Bacon OF New York. Chairman Of the
Committee on Manufactures, to-day reported
the resolution providing for the investigation
of trusts and combinations. The preamble re-
cites that alterations have been made that GER
tain individuals and corporations engaged in
manufacturing or MINING or dealing in some
the IL sn eu neSssSt Of oo nj ,5IHi ea or e sGmIihsa t hRs
production or supply Of the same. thereby in
crensinE their price to the people: affecting In;
lFRhs s assofut i1s disssts Il. S g ans ssv on Mann:
and estent Of such alleged combinations and
all other matters relating to the same which
dali objected 10 the present consideration Of
the resolution and 1t was placed on the
calendar.
Tho House Committee on the Militia to-day
had under discussion Mr.. McKenna's bill
amending the laws governing the militia Of the
United States. The bill provides for the estab-
lishment OF y Bureau Of Militia in the War De-
necessary instruction and i ali useful iniormas
ton toward o, fI3,1d Increasing the enic ct ,TS o Of ,,i the
e efa The m sevolai sssta 1877 into tho o a1yisl1s II s 1s9 r %aa.,e
S Si't s:s Ss;sar is and ssl,a a SsaT f. q 5 az; sn IN T., ON r:
upon the proposed smendments A'' '"'
Tho Department OF State has received a re-
port from the United States Consul at Tangier.
Mr.. William Reed Lewis. in relation to the
abuses Of the system Of foreign consular pro-
lection In, Morocco. and the effective steps
t tx p1o ~ nl@ lS 81 nasiye sSMfo oers b1 If tho r Tspsssen to
6 So t 5sr ssnsq snISyi A Marsh afiislsl 1 SD a 4 i2SPId S Eye!
t%ection under the United sts:.s. The classes Of
HHnoddeially protected ID n astI far STtnumH .red
official protection, has now been abandoned.
and at present only three classes Of natives
ployed in the consular service, those protected
in consideration Of their former services to the
r Hnt,sfi o s' sitlse nss 81 a e. Gn ans ssuysss II It IS sin IN
relation to the third class that abuses have
s sssG ae %Sst s''s M fpS aeA nre ses Rossf It n t%ris'i IS
infSodhsH d imr rrnd1c,s fer n ~ Mo1 american 6r 70 firm l1no to
sponsi Biz pov Of the, native Governors Is
such that no un Unprotected native can be safely
and protectiu n this case Is as much tho de-.
fence Of the Sr.tan himself against his corrupt
ton Of such piotSction would Be- followed BY a
series Of abuses, far worse than anything pre-
yioTTs > known In Morocco Mo; hpd td imag fha IS
Of endless claims Of foreigners. Mr.. Lewis has
i Sssn d With The e Hyni IT.: sts.ss ni fS ta tx spps aEs
In the approaching conference at Madrid to
consider THO stiil continuing abuses Of foreign
means for their correction. and at the same
time for the full security Of legitimate foreign
interests in native hands.
The action of the House In adiourning to-day
without disDosing OF the Thobe-Carlisle case.
renders 1t impossible that tie vote by which
the resolution for q reopening Of the case was
defeated yesterday can be reconsidered except
by unanimous consent. the time within which
such a motion could have been entered a. ono
Of privilege having expired with to;day's SEES
day address a letter to, the House asking that
the case be reopsnsd, Is declared by the Speak
er's friends to be without foundation. The
Speaker himself tonight authorized the follow
ing denial:
have not contemplated such a step. The House must
take its own course In the case, without dictation or AZ
tempted dictation from me.
The Secretary Of State has received a report
from Consul Crowell. at Annoy. China, in regard
to the explosion on Nov. 10. In Annoy. of a mag
azine containing about 400 tons OF powder and
other explosives, by which over 200 lives were
lost and several hundred dwellings DESTROYED.
The magazine Was located In tho midst Of a
very p~opulous suburb. and the foreign settle
ment on the island Of Kulangoo, In Annoy har;
Dor. was badly shaken up. Over q hundred
panes OF glass and several doors ip the United
States consulate building, were broken. but
otherwise no damage was done. No lives were
lost nor were any personal injuries sustained
by the few American residents Of Annoy. They
onptrihutpl xIn0 IN the rAliaf ~ fha auNarara