The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1890-12-19
The Russian Anti Jewish Law.

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ne governmen1 viii PROBABLY Promnl-
5 5;nc ~, of he coming ves ear One &c ne most
| important clauses Of the ne measure forbids
the selling, leasing or mortgaging to Jews
u any rear es'a'e ~ suy par @ .ns elnplle'
10 Poland. Another clause provides that
Jews shall be dispossessed of any real estate
they may hold. In the past JewishImer-.
ehsn., s''e. ,;, paysns .ns consfila. 'aA Y,
/ allowed to purchase real estate outside Of
the limits assigned to the Jewish populace.
The new law cancels this privilege, ana
men = od az Ias; &c, ss.s;e sas .a, y
be deprived Of certain rights. and are 10 be
kept strictly within the limits assigned
TO the jewish population. hepressiSe
VIII - .aaun aSa'.' S;ms nhr;s
tians who may be found abetting them.
i Americans reading the above are ant 10
i ascribe this seemingly rash treatment Of the
Jews by Russia 10 religions prejudice. but
sucb Is not-,he fact. II i nnrelv . matter
. of self.protection on the part of the govern
ment. of the industrial portion of the people
who are being literally robbed by the Jews
,brouob their necnl;ar n,etbods which
...:-..
ainos. sse,y 'sa1si ~ .as uone s0'
with them understands. The city papers
are full of accounts Of iucendiary fires which
j are traceabla ~ Jews II a na;or;tv If cases
!: s.- :, - .I
10 order 20 secure inc insurance, anu 'hey
are charged with fleeing the insurance
companies out of large SUMS of money by
4 This fslon;ous nrac,,ce
i Rv stick;no soi;dlv tooetber and nract;c-
mo ,ba;r necnl;ar me,bod. ,bev have 90,
i ,he ,....., 80, af,h. hrs;,,o.. of ~, $50
~ = .ho;r oon,ro1 and 40 IL ra.l a;o,a,o,.
and man.aers of The f;n.nc;., svs,em ia,
j haa brousht ~ farmers and nrod,c;no
classes q IL Hated s,.,es i ,he br;nL !,
hank rnn,cv W. are craa;b,v informed
- -
twan,;sths of tba f.rms ,l,ro,ab,,t ,he
/ so,,h Tbe.-own na.rl, u, ~ Sus;na.s i
i Nov OrIsons - II Naw yo,L .na paI,;mora
4 T.ast ws.t ,be n.ners ra,,or,ad 90 oo5 mn
= ro,d oon,;nr ~. e.ap -. III
i Nag vi HI, ). 100,
a. !. E -
ssIn ali there was certain a arrive within
the next few days the great sum Of So, 225, :
0oo IN gold, divided according to the follow
s7Eo opn o Ho;Ss,t.nt Loso Co'
$500 900: Heidelbach Tckalha;mar & O. O.
from Paris). 100000 I; J. & w. Seligman
q Co, S2oo, 0oO New York Produce Ex-
"ans sa aysn naS Si1o'o'o' anu ialaru ieres
All 49, .,;a
ah.aao I,asL III .ea.;.,.s r..ss1
Z ~ ~ Tams
nr;.s,a ,.,,a. go, " VI. a..o,
H. az ~ ss,,..s: = 1A'es
an. ~ no,d s,;n.sos.. -,
60 ON ooo =. : aa..,a s:sss.... ~ =,
=. ~ LII ! -. J'', ls.' 80, w. w.
e. 'rrSN ~ '-'ss -"
.sAao.a;, a..
T,na a s1s e.. 200 !. -, - ! 49, 80
~ : r'.-s., s' - ~ : go 80 80 .A r.
sh;nmsrts &c so,s, ~ 1a ras 80 s1 80 : {.
-. -. ! Ia .aDou. a'noul'' Z Wsfe
ht H. I.,.a. . - go 49,.
/ II q
.,.a. !.
MONT. ,ha, + -, s,.o 80
onr FARMERS h.rs - .a..,;s;as - 49, 80 -.
no.a. { a. -, -. ~
b.nters don,, sd.a..;.s III. e.; I ~,
re.n,.r hanLs -
g.. .,
m -. \. 1''
pa''"ss .epos'eu ne Jew oeiiigman nad
been dining four or i've times of late with
the President to strengthen his wayering
tendency TO veto a free COINAGE of s;,ve,b;,,
nha ;,, !. -, -
.ne Jews WIZ uo al 'ney can 70 keep up
the stringency, and note Seiligman's advice:
''buy bonds;D deposit surplus in banks:''
ssdon,t LET The 800 nor, OOo GOLD resarao 80,
~. - 81. $50 ~
ou' 90 .na' wouiu make Inc stringency
worse" Harrison, according TO the reports.
swallows this recommendation like a
gudpeon, uTba, ;fsiIva, ! ~, nod -. !,
Der of institutions (Jew banks) and persons
tJews) which were now holding on 10 their
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