The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-06-14
GRINDING THE POOR.
German Corn Laws Making
Price Of Food High.
susslAs JEWS eoa AMERICA.
xuyovesn Catholics sim Trysng 20 EsIs
me Chsreh In Amsrfss-EIsmxxsk's
Yrfera Aeeassd Of Cross Frxa1s.


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70 tf4 sresszs o. - bsrvesss Of fss s&ss tsz
years. TIE 6r1rs sfs admittedly bsss1 Ga
rruzk computations. Tasy show ksst shs crop
~ no yfss1st z,l1sfo sosss o. Wheat ss1 sir
co tons 81 rye, against z,57ZssE tons 81 vEeses
ed s.zsSzz tons Of re IN ia preceding rear,
sad "a svszaxs q z,s7sA1o to1s 81 Ebsss
srd ls7o1.1G sofs 81 rye during tie past ceca1e.
Tbs r1t1to eroy 81 f11 amounted 20 EszZ1D
tens, sgssnst "A sDn1zl sssrsgs Of Is5546D tons
for ths pass tsn years. A son in ttsss statistics
signifies 1G10 Kilograms, or IN pcznGs. Al
lowinz t5st the figures 81 TIE geAcaszase2T are
scc1gssx, ths fact remains Tat the high prizes 81
brad presses heavily apon ths working classes
Tie defamation Of Chsnosssor ves carrivI
mai the efops Ia Germany are 81 better tn
eftson thaa thsy we're generally szpr0se9. hsss
bssp eozsss6scsef b7 reIsstss reports fson
segssa. qssstsss Of f1e eznpsYe received By tels~
EfsSh .11sT, In fbs snssHsisze rasror1szs from
M2GN1f Uks81AgKs Dfts}$H aaI cSlSl C8Att1fs
Ysech tbs eAsucsIscr. protesting tia necessity
Of the reduction Of ffs tariff On grain.
Tho session 81 The gandtsg viii b brogEbt %
eI1ss 1sxt week. when ths Literal members
viii esyy the agitation into ths country dis.
trfffs
ms srsticisns Of tbs secsety d s. Rsyps,
author Of sne pow famous I.1eerHs memorial,
are sts01z1y resented by sae Roman Catholics ia
Gesmsays Cssiss1sfy, whore name IL ~ tie fors
IN this matter, was interviewed today ca tfss
sub3sa. lie szsd ths soesesy does not
pnssss sSy special German policy. but On tee
eostfsyY 10 eefsyossd 81 prominent KoEasE Csth~
oiics who bsiorz " raAny o. the principal
nstions of Errope. lie wet. On 20 ssy. how
syss. that TIE Irish IN America TT 70 obtain for
fssrzsesyss eli tbs bishopsies possible. We co
not, h said, visit 70 intsffefs with the conduct
Of the cafholie church In America. nor ia
America politics AL ne desire IL 70 have the
German, the STAY, tbs Italian and 90 On. under
ths care 81 ms priest Of bis own nationality.
Tns viii not prsysnf him from becoming good
AEasfIcan. u Ee rsEnzlns true 70 bis faith, IN
stsad OF bsoominr pupil Of socialists and At.
sfchisss. Containing, c.hsnsIT said:
Wsecknowie1gs THE rood work done by TIRE
Irish in ire service 81 the church Ia America,
bat ne also wish 70 protect tts interests Of Ger
man and other Catholic eInigssEts.
from another source sn Associated Press cor
respondent obtained . view Of second me-
cardinals. In support Of CebensIy's scheme.
This second memorial was drafted and printed
with The greatest secrecy. II fscapstulstes the
Arguments and statements Of tbs other nsInoTia.
20 the pope, snd asserts that the great loss ia
the number OF the faithful In America IL due 70
the absence Of Catholic schools II also quotes
o statement a. coming from the c<atoEEe
Noes. OF View York, 20 the effect that
Ho0e Catholic children are lost 10 the faith each
year Ia Ssr York alone. II also asserts that the
Irish priests In America are sverss to parochial
schools, aud that thsy do not found them in
svsry piscs where 10 10 possible 70 do 80. II
says that foreign Catholics are forced % Day for
the privilege Of entry into the Catholic church.
and continues. arguing In favor Of the idea OF
nstsonsiising Catholic bishops In the United
kiatss, asserting that the adoption Of the project
would increase tbs influence Of the holy see
and augment tbs Peters pence
The suit Tor libel now being tried At Boehum
continues 70 excite the country. The prosecu-
ton has asked the Essen tribunal 70 sentence
Editor Fuscangel 70 two years and Luneman 20
oDs year imprisonment. respectively, for sccus-
Tag Herr Bare, director Of the Bochum iron
works, and the friend and financial adviser of
Prince bismarck. with fslsifying incomes
Ter The purpose Of escaping the in.
come tar. graysr charge 10 tina.
Herr Baars has for sixteen years been
sending out from his works steel rails which
nav h0s Dcsn properly tetteo ana which bear q
forgery Of the government stamp. The suspi-
eson that Bsars has originated system OF sup
plying German and foreign railways with poor
material frauduieutly stamped as officially
tested VIII not be set AT rest without an open
Eovernmsnt inquiry. which certain of the OIL
Gals are accused OF trying TO prevent.
The French governments demand that the
essr make an explicit declaration as to the at
fitHds which he would assume In the event OF
ffsuco-German war has obtained only the
vsgHsss response, committing Russia 20 moth
Ing.
The new trial which was secured By Emil
sssisrt, the American German adventurer who
was recently sentenced TO two years imprison-
ment Tor defraading Mrs. Mcguire. of Detroit,
Mich, has been postponed, pending the arrival
OF Bra. McGuire, who has announced by cable
her Intention OF returning and giving further
testimony against the prisoner.
ID. o. Mills, who has been here As the guest Of
Minister Phelps, took his departure yesterday.
Mills VIII sail for New York July l.