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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-13
lVinos dc RUEDA y TORO!
TINTO 7 BIAEoo,
! DR. 10 HAS SELECYo QUI sECOIoCg
AL PUHL.1co.

Acaban de recibirse, On ID tienda "a
Uni6a Oaststlana, de Manuel Lusneo
TetnAn 80, y on ID de Guillermo Gar.
cis, San Jose ndm. !, los magnifeos :
acfeditados vinos tintos ' blsnco ID
Rueda J Tofo (Oastilla), , se dstallss
por botsllas, garrafonss, caartos y "a.
dies pipss, { precios convencionales.
Tengase en- cuenta que Lon oitadae
tiendaa son Las tnicas que reeibsn tan
exquisitoa vinoa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-13
,IMPRENTl DEL BOLRTtN.

1ibros esoogidos. Acaban de re-
cibirse On esta Imprenta, los D.
guientes:
OHATEAUBRIAND. III Genio del
Oristianismo, 2 tomos.--Los M&rtirss.
SANTA TERESA DE JESUS
Oartas.
SOLDEvILLA.-Joyas do 10 lite
ratura espafiola.
GGTHE.--Werth erthsr.-Fausto.
M. j. de LARRA.--Obras, 4 tomos.
FRANCISCO DE QUEVEDO.--
ri Parnaso Espanol, 2 tonnes. --0braa
serias.-0bras festivas.
M. j. QUINTANA.--Obras.
ALARCON.-Teatro, 3 tomos.
FIR. L. DE GRANADA.-Guia de
pecadorss.
A. DE SOILS -Oonquista de Nd
tc0.
Pillar s1NUEs.--Hijs ssposa J
madrs.
i LOPEZ GARO1A.~-Poaxias.
BRETON DE LOS HERRNROR.
---Obras sscogidAs.
VELARDE. -0bras po6ticas.
E. PARDO BAZAN. San Fran.
cisco do Asis.
DANTE.-.LA Divina -Comsdia.
TELIU Y CODINA.--Laa Rsda,
del Mar, 3 tones.
Pfseiosoa tomos en- 12' , a, alsgan'
tements sncuadsrnados en- tsla, ooE
piAaehAa y eortss dorsdoss
BANDEAU.-Mariana.
]. 1SAACS.--Mazia.
N. O0TIN.--Matilde, 8 temoa.
AGU1RRE Y ROSALES.--virgi
mia.
| REGINA NJ. ROoHE.--Oscar
Amanda, 3 tomos.
]. RuIzs~-Histefia do Hanta Isabel
+. COOPER. - d. Mercedes d
Castillo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-13
FL NEJOR vino Y MAS PORO
IMPORTADO EN- PUERTO-RICO.

Este es el que remite el renom-
brado cosechero de Ocafia d. Mar
tin Caballero y Cabello, cuyo vi.
no al exportarlo SO analiza faculta-
tivRmente.
Sc detalla en- los establecimien-
tos del que es; 6nico expendedor,
Don Pedro p. Zamorano. Lima
7S, frente & San Oriet6bal. ' :
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-13
AgVISO O.

I'm La Imprenta del BoLHTM &c
ha reoibido 81 magnifco libro titula-
do EVaticano y los MasoSes, POI
Leon Taxil, junto CON Las notables
Co,j6si0nss del mismo. Ademas, se
han recibido MaRMales do Di1Gntos y
Missles con nuevos rezOs, 81 Ritual
RonsGNo Gd ParOOhWss, hermosos Pu-
ri6cadOres, que se reComiendan &
|loa senores Ouras, infnidad dc
cromos J tArjetas de fantasia para
felicitaci6n, preciosisimas, y una
inmapsidad de elegantes y ftiles
Objebos de eseritori0.
Tode 90 vends & predos nmita
des.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-13
Ell ECUADOR
u aka 90 - %.
ga. r-FoRTALEzA A -4ss

"a. r-FORTALEzA --lSS
Acaba de recibir este sstablecimien-
70 nm extenso surtld0 en- krticulos 0e
novsdad y fantasia espsCiAlmente gu
sombreros para SeaOrAs y cAballeros,
caiEado tno do todas clAseg, corbatas
ds gran fantasia, perfumsrta de- ios
mejores fabEicantes, cintas, flores,
guAntea y mitonss dc nm gusto exqui-
alto, yelos, gnnadinas , mantillAs d.
seda, sedAs do todAs elases para coser
, bordsr, sombrlllas y pAraguas dc to-
dss claaes, AbAnlcOs desds el mas ordi.
mario 6 sl mas tino dc nseaf, dsvOCi0-
nArios de moda , otros varlOs articulos.
I'm juguetes , mu6ecas hay de t0do
gustO. r.
Uspas impsrmsales, baulss, mundos,
maletas y todo efecto para visie.
Acudid pues B "El Ecaador" que
SECURE saldrAn complacidos.
H. de Dicismbrs dc, 1883.
vsts y ca
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-13
@EWIWTA
NJ AGlIcULfUlI, IDUsilIL I caIlGe

Be puhiieA los diss Q DO t0aoa Ion MsssA
OadA n&nero contisne n PARinAE Do tsxtn con loo
grAbades neoesariea, p&ginaa Do rsvintAa tasteo
Fologicas, mercantile. agriuolas : Ias hoias Dc
anuncics que % requisran.
PRKCo DK SuSCRIrCION,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-13
IA HURIL AGEAGIA FUARRARIA
DE RAMON MORENO
21G CRUZ -2.

Tengo 81 kust0 de ofrecer a
pdblico en- general mis- serviciOs
en- 81 ramo 4 que me dedico. Ire.
mes de adultos Y de parvulos de
gran lujo.-Trenes para viAtlOos J
faroIes.- Oapilla ardlente.-- Ca
talfaCos paro honras y CuRntO tra-
bajo 90 NOS conien, sirviendO q lol
pueblos de4la isla con aEiso an.
ticipado de una hora. No se plde
dlnerO anticipate. 4
Puerto Rico, "a do DiCiembre
de 1883.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-13
vAPOR FRANCES "COLOA Bic"


Este hermoso y c6modO vapor
de la /" Oompahia General Trasa-
tlanticn despu6s dc reCalar q este
puelto el dia 20 del actual, regre-
Sara de SantkOmas, para scr des-
pacna0o dlrectamenIe para Europa
en- el cas0 que 10 pTesentAse VA sun.
Ciente ntlmerO, do pasajer0s que
le permltiera su cambi0i de- rata.
Las personals que deseen approve.
char tan rbuena 0p0rtunidad, se
|EervirAn dirlgilsv para intOrmes
81 conslgnatarlo.
Jos6 r. GilSa.
TetuAn n6mero 81.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-13

rass ss.sss ,s' T. Z = e1,.;,s; s s
Rsmitido, u haesr IL euaosssa6A, ea elective, On
osden cohrabls II vista o. sslloa d eoEEeo 4
ID pAE.
10 % asrvirA snaurisi6a alsana qua 10 ssa pagada
NJ haeeYNa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-13
| Sc vENDE.

En- 81 'barrio de- eanturCe, bien situada
ana casa dc alto J bajo, e6moda, espacio
90, CON buenas vistas y preoio moderado
ImpondrAn On el Hotel Universe. Tam
bisn 90 vsnde un ooohe con oabAllo y ar
neses, muy baFatO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-13

I1lBEt(0S.,
Sc hanrecibido en- esta ImprenI
ta, por 81 tltimo vapor-correo de
Il Peninsula los sigaientss:
PEREDA.- Historic Natural.
POLO.--Compendio dc Latini.
MORENO ESPIN0SA. - Geo
grafia. eT ta'a
ESOARTIN.-Gram&tica latina.
OABALLERO il" eb"
GANOT-Fisica.
BRIOT.-Algebra. #
UOMBEROUSSE. - Geometria.
MIGUEL. - Diccionario latino.
- Diccionario de la
Real Academia.
GALANTE. - Diccionario Mu.
nicipal. o
vAzQURz QUEIPO = Tablas
de logaritmos. r
VINGUT.-AEl Maestro de in.
giles. y
GALINDO. Y ESOoNIsA.--Le.
gislaci6n Hipotecaria.
ROBERTSON. go Nuevo ,curso
del idioma ingl6s. -
OLLENDORFF. - Gramktica
ingleaa.
NCOMPILACION GENERAL de
las disposiciones vlgentes sobre el
Eniuiciamiento Criminal.
ABELLA. --- Derecho Admins
trativo.-~Tratado de Sanidad Y Be
nefcencia. Manual do Hacienda
Municipal Pr&ctica Criminal
Contribution y Amillaramiento.--
Manual de Formularios. Manuaa
del SecEetario de Ayuntamiento.-
Derecho Administrative Espahol.
--Juzgados Municipales. Manual
dc Contribution Territorial.-44Ma- a.
nual de Policia Urbana.
de las atribuciones de los Alcal.
des.
BENOT-OLLENDO ORR. - Ora
mAtica Francesa.
-GAVILAN.--Aritm6tica, Alge-
bra, Geometrfa y Trigonometrfa
| FORNES.- Historic Universal,
Historic de Rspana, Geografia de
Espana y sus programs.
RIERA 7 TORT0SA.-- Agri.
oultura.
l.lREdULEz. - Ret6rica y Poe
tioa.
SENET. - Geometria analitisa
UOMKLNRAN.--Gra GramAtiCa Uas.
tellana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-13
vENTA De CASA.

Qua on esta Capital eA 2,iOo -
sos, produce ~ pesos raensuaiea
informarAn San Ffaneiseo 81.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-13

Tres ediciones lie esta obra on
ell espacio de un afio SON Ia mejor
Recommendation de este estudio cue
ha si1o elogiado por toda Ia prem
o. de Madrid sin distinction alguns
n En- Madrid. =. 91'00
r''''O'' En- Pto.-Rico.. 1'2s
ma LA IMpRENTA DEL BoL8TIs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-13
Sc VEN DEN

Varias Ancas rdsticas = urbanas n.
dicadas en- Oaguas, Gurabe, Juncas ,
Rio-piedrss, y se admiten negocios 90.
bre las mismas.
Entire elias 90 comprends una Ha.
cienda de cahas dulces, con tsrfsnos
muy buenoS por explotas.
InfoEmark en- Oaguas don Fsliz
Rios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-13

De vAPoRHS -OORR1OE IsPANOLHE
ia ontyO a g
Liverpool Pusrto- -Riso y Sto. Domingc.

Los vapores de- esta Empresa
destinados 4 dicho servicio son
los siguientes:
San Jxaa, capitGA Issguirrs.
Pwsytsri9psAe, capit&n Oiri6n.
.Arscibo, capit&n Citrate.
BWtsqssH, captain Msndialdua. :
Naye9Ssx, capit&n GutiSrreE. S..
Dsspachkndose uno q 46 de cada
mes, & veces con escala en- Eantander
Para otroe pormenores dirigirse klos
ssnores White Forlnan y Co., Liver.
pool 8 Sobrinos de Esq aiaga San Juan
Pto.-Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-13
V.APORES /
01.zsRA104Hs
DH LA UoKpAxIA fRAsAfLANFlcl
azn
DE a. LOPEZ = Co.


SALIDAE.--Ds barcelona los dias q y q
de cada fnss. de Valencia M D-De Malaga
I7.-De Cadix 81 10 y 10s-De bantaa-
der 81 26.-De Il UoruHa 81 81.
Eeoxpenden billetas dixeotos paEa MayAgaez
Ponoe, Santiago de- Qaba, 0ibaSA Nueyitas,
Eaha1illa = Coda, con tfasbordo sn Puerto
HiCo 3 HabaNA
VIAJE DIRECT0 pEgDE PuEHTO-RIO0
4 SANTANDER.
Galida Is RuMso-Rieo Il dia 10 d cada mss.
Gssxpidsn passjss de- ida y vuslsa CON %
pcr ciento dc Febaja.
A Ia famiIias cue psgusn 10 squivslsnde
de pasaies euteros, 20 les hArA 10 rebaJe del
rs por oieuto. Esta sebeja no q aplieAbies .
los bilIetes Do ida Z yuelt.. :
sAos sn cads fsmilia, gratis. Los dsnks me.
nores a. sAos de- pasaje, Dc . eAi2 ahoe no
sunplidos ! pssaje, d = enc. e. sulnpl'ass p p
~ as rr,ee,encis , ss crdinaria. Un nlho
hasa : s6os glst;s. De : Z aAps 1 paaaje,
ds7Sll ah0a l passjs, do II aa0s On adslan-
u pAsajesntsEo.
Llnea de Nlsc 4 Colon.
Ret0rao Ii TanesHsla ! Puerto Rieo
- DAs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-13
A N u N c1os,

0ada plAnA Dc anancsos &C ditids d sspAelss.
n prsoio do csda sspaeio q eozae al9usi
Per ana ysa....... elo0 Per sels vsces. ....,. $50
Per tren vasss..esss AIS Per aecs idem..,,. 90
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-13
Lrssn DE HAvRE.BoRDEAux / HAITI

Ademis de Las anfguas meas fecalark men
sRslmente ssta isla uno dc los vspores de
ID OompaAla On solicitud de Aetes.
RAAAJKS TRAAATI.AiSTiCOs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-13
yIAJE DIRECTO pHsDH PuEBTO -RICt
4 aANTANDER.
Galida ds Ru~so-Rieo 4 dia 10 d cada mss.
LInea de Ylso 4 Colon.


. ID -. :
, 1889-06-13
WASHINGTON PRODUCTS.
a Collection to be Sent East fur Exhibi-
tiun.


ttOn.
Colonel Frank J. Parker. the euterpris.
ing editor of the Walla Walia Statesman,
is in the city, in consultation with repre-
sentative citizens concerning matter of
great importance to all the people OF
W Washington. For some time past the
colonel has been negotiating with che high
officials of the Northern Pacific railroad
with the view of sending out d special car
laden With produces OF Washington for ex.
hibition in the principal cities of the East
He has completed his arrangements so
far as the railroad is concerned,
and now asks the corporation of the peo-
pie of Washington. He suggests that as
beginning the city council Of Spokane
Falls and the board of county commission.
era could well afford to appropriate $500
each tor the inauguration OF this gigantic
enterprise. That great good would result
therefrom, IL properly carried ont, there
can be no room for doubt. TIE Atchison.
Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad company
accomplished more by this means
toward the population Of Soutern Kansas
than was accomplished by all the other
visit to London. with similar exhibit, on
smaller scale than is now contemplated
WAS the greatest advertisement that
Washington ever received--eveu attract.
ing the attention of Mr.. Gladstone, who
expressed his astonishment at the marvel
ous exhibit. The colonel's plan now In
cludes the collection of specimens OF the
products from every part of the new state
cereals, minerals and timber He does not
propose to simply sidetrack his car
for day or two in each of the cities to be
visited, hut will procure a suitable build
ing for the display. and will see that " is
visited by resentative, OF the leading
newspapers aud the best classes OF people.
II would. no doubt he quite feather in
the cap of the city and county of Spokane
should the enterprise receive its frat SUBJ
stautial stimulus here.
, 1889-06-13
POT-PUURRI.

The mayors tiood fund in New York
has reached 1926 600.
The Kidder Peabody food fund in Boz
ton Ia now 100000.
The mayor of Dublin has cab!ed fl0OO
to America for the Jobnstown sufferers.
The strike Of the Belfast seamen and
tremen has paraiyzed shipping business.
Three thousand Glasgow dock laborers
want an increase of fro II half penny to
q penny AN hour.
Editor Medill of the Chicago Tribune,
will sail Wednesday for several months
soiourn in Europe.
Striking steamship fremsn aud labor-
ers have submitted. Strikes increasing at
Dublin and Glasgow.
Advices from South Branch valley show
that the unprecedented rise of the Poto-
mac came from this branch.
The graves of $500 confederate soldiers
were decorated to-day. General Jubsl
Early delivered the Grafton. which con-
tanned much depreciation of Grant aud
sheridan.
, 1889-06-13
SEATTLE'S SORROW
our Sister City Doomed by
Fiery Fingers.
Her Noble Business Center
Wiped Out.
Thirty-One Blocks Consumed
With Terrible Loss.
Thousands OF People In Great Distrs ss--
Help From Portland and Elsewhere
-scsnes aud Incids snts.

PORTLAND. June o, Specisl--A dispatch
from Seattle, dated . o'clock Z. NJ, SAVE
that fire has consumed Yesler's Urge
block. the Grand opera house, Occidental
hotel. and wss rapidly Dioving south " ard
toward the large coal bunkers on the bay
front. The main business portion OF the
town seems to be utterly wiped out. Al
tnat hour the fire is raging more fercely
than ever. and the wind is augmenting At
tue present time II is utterly impossible to
form any estimate OF the loss Of property
destroyed, or when or where the flames
win stop. Engines and firemen have ar.
rived from Tacoma to aid in chec ing the
dsVouring flames. Help has been tele.
Rrsphed for to Victoria, Is. Q but it oou Id
hardly arrive in time TO bo OF any assistance
to the burning city.
, 1889-06-13

tions The imp,tience Of the foreioo ofI;,s
10 close ihs matter has not FASTENED the
hction of Lord Sal sbury an, more than n
mas tnst OF Blaine. Toe Eugli-h commis-
sioners do not attach the slightest i'm.
por'aocr 70 the d,latory pro ,edure Of their
iorrien ONCE. As soon a. the Washington
government cables, Sign" Lord Sails
oury assent will be ready. From the
nature OF the latest Communications 10 the
american commissioners il is expected the
conferences viii meet Wednesday for the
,ass ume. Biaine has asked coucerniug
arrangements for the return of Malietoa.
it is settled that the electoral decision of
the natives will be taken some time after
Malietoa is rtinstated.
, 1889-06-13
RAVELING THREADS.
Ominous Disclosures In the Cronin In
quest Csss--MsGs-hsn Taken into Gus

Ominous Disclosures In the Cronin In
quest Csss--MsGs-hsn Taken into Gus
tOdy.
CHIcAoo. June s Peter McGeehan on
the stand In the Cronin inquest case this
morning. testified that he came here from
Philadelphia as the result os u quarrel
about woman. He did not say before
leaving that he was going on a dangerous
work tor the executive. One day Cronin
met MIN on the street aud accused HIN Of
coming here to murder him tCroninj On
the night OF the murder witness Wa in
Pullman. At the close OF NcGeehan's tes-
timony the hearing adjourned till Monday
Near the close Of his testimony. NJ eGeehan
admitted that in his camp at Philadelphia
he WAS known as mo. l." and John
ONeal as mo. g."
CHICAGO, June q. The police at last have
the clothing worn by Cronin when he last
left his office. The garments are oil
oiood-stained and were In n lot OF garbage
found by scaveDger, Just where. the po
lice refuse to say. The scavenger gave the
ill-starred garments to y beighbor woman,
who washed out the blood the BEST she
could and gave them to her husband To
wear. The husbands new suit excited the
suspicion Of some OF his associates who ip-
formed the police. Cronin's coat when
found and before heing repaired by the
the housewife. had been slit iron, neck to
wrist, the vest had been severed In twain.
and the under clothing had been cut In q
similar manner. III any inference can be
drawn from the conduct OF the police, II
may be assumed ss true, that valuable
clews have been developed by the discoy-
cry OF these uncanny relics.
, 1889-06-13

were more disastrous to the valiant nrs
Ali '''' this '''' row anything sI bn,,aIn.., e,.s,
With The block on the east side oi Ero1t
street between Madison and Marion, and
extending mp Marion half WAY to Second
street. conknt IRE In the upper stories.
In building, 6ne three story brick
structure whiob was owred by George l..
Frye and valued al $l25, 600 soon Welded
70 'ne iffepressible Tongues Of the flame
WIN u went the Seattle Pharmacy, the
warehouses of the Golden Rule Bszsr,
harris q Goa large dry goods and cloth
,ns store; Abernaibyssho,e store, c. oose &
iIo''a Undertaking establishment, Laiour's
large cry goods house. Brosdnan's paints
sno oils establishment, thus clearing up
another square. The Kenyon block, TO
lhe horlh vi where the fire originated, had
10 go TOO, Notwithstanding the wind Was
rom the northeast n little by north. In
,hls block was the Job printing establish.
n,ent OF the Evening Times, Venen Il
tsuxh's music STORE, and Bories tailor
shop. From the Opera House block the
hre WAS now last becoming q monstrous
contlagration, and swallowed up the
iquare to the south, consisting Of all two
story buildings, frame. occupied by L.
Loebs' Golden Rule Bazaar, the California
clothing house, Gordon Bros. large tailor
ing establishment, the Oriental Bazaar and
several other big concerns NulwithstAud.
ing tue prOgre,s OF the flames, the tire de-
pal tmeht struggled with fierce delermiua.
lion to save the most valuable portion Of
Front street to the south between Columbia
street ana Yesler which was one nugnih.
cent row oi fine brick buildings OF two and
three stories, where tour banks had their
ufhces. the bank Oi Commerce, Merchants
NATIONAL, First National and washington
Guarantee " Loan Association IL Savings
bank. This row consisted OF the corner VI
lhe block occupied by TOklas, Singerman
q Go - gigantic wholesale dry goods, etc,
emporium, the Union block, the
Porcin building. the San Francisco cloth
ing house, Star block the Arcade building
and fesler block on Occidental square, all
The telegraph offices being IN the last
named. Ii was generally supposed that
The entiie water front would 20, but 1t was
hoped II such Was inevitable, these build
ings could be saved. The Saie Deposit
company also had y block in this row.
The explosions of giant powder were
iruitless To prevent the awful spread OF the
SHEETS OF PLAME
ana clouds OF sutfoCating, binding smoke.
onward the contiapratiou went, cracking,
Roaring almost snrieking. The three.story
building TO the rear OF Toklas, singer
nian & Co., In which was Melton & Co.'s
san factory, was an easy prey to the terri
Die heat and ciDders from the burning
Commercial mill andlumber yards. The tire
soon communicated to Toklas, Singernan
q Cos. The water was given out
and streams from several lines OF hose only
reached to the second s,ories.
, 1889-06-13
BLAINE's CAUTION INDICATED.
The a nssrican Comini issioners VIII Meet
Once More,

The a An,srican Commissioners VIII Meet
Once More.
BERLIN, June S--rhe DELAY in the
transmission from Washington Of the as
sent TO The Samoan treaty origin sted ru-
mOrs that Blaine desired revision of
several points. Inquiry Mt lhe foreign
office and EnRlish embassy elioited the in.
formation that nothing has occurred that
IL likely TO retard exchange of signatures
tees on plenary conference. Blaine has
been in communication with Phelps re-
earding verbal amendments 10 the proto.
coils which were submitted TO Count Her
bert and Sir Edward Malet and accepted
without comment. Official irritation over
Blaiu's cautious scrutiny of the protocols il
abatinR with the recognition Of the justice
and value America places on fnal and
decisive settlement OF the Samoan ques-
, 1889-06-13
RUSSIA AND GERMANY.
Amoign"us Conduct Of tho Saap--Bis.
inArck- -soc cinii 4. M stpihes.

nArck- Social m -stpikes.
BERLIN. June 8.-Bisu,arck's period Of
repose ut Schouhsusen was probably
cut short by edvices from st. Petersburg
showing the renewal OF hostile policy by
the czdr.
The emperor's programme for bis visit
10 England, and for the reception Of En.
peror Francis Joseph. and other plans,
remain uncertain through the czar's tacit
refusal to settle the preliminaries for the
proposed Interview with Emperor William.
Bismarck sent to st. Petersburg asking
the appointment OF date and place for
meeting OF the emperors. aud the czar
declined to appoint u date further than
tnat on returning from Copen hagen. he
might meet Emperor William Ut Keil
Such tame response from Russia rem
dered the sending Of formal Indication
from berlin doubtful. A semi official
newspaper says that the cordial personal
relations between the Car and Emperor
william are unchanged, but that they
Ignore the tact Of renewal OF tbs
STRAINED RRLArIoss
ut the Berlin and Vienna government to-
ward Russia. ...-
There Is no abatement in the general
strike movement. Masons and carpenters
OF Berlin are steadfast In their demands
and are confident of hnal victory. The
Voikblatt announces combined action
among the workmen on the royai
estates, coachmen, stablemeu, and
gardeners for an increase in pay. The em-
peror has already ordered the wages OF
married men to be raised. Police are
more Extensively active to suppIess work
mems meetingsl everywhere. Conserva-
tive journals bitterly comment upon the
imperial protection Of workmen. They
declare 1t 10 misplaced and the workmen
are becoming corrupted by socialism and
the friends of France. The kreuz Zeitung
announces that the socialist members OF
the Rel. .hstag favor organizing visits 30
workmen's delegates TO Paris and urges
the government to suppress their arrange
ments. The dispute of German socialists
with France Is settled. The Paris congress-
is likely to have u large German repre-
sentaiion.
BERLIN, June 8.--A dispatch from St.
Petersburg to the Cologne Gazette Gays
that the car told the shah. and hotly too.
that IT, while in England. he should make
any concessions that were unfavorable to
Russia, 100000 soldiers now on the
frontier would be made to march into
Persia