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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-17
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= Sie 2onboner y y3imes" 9iebt gu,
baB bic SriiReler a;iinas 6 aonferens p6lz
lig erfolglos oerlaufeH lei unb lie ma6t
bic amerifanii6en Selegaten fir bies
len 9lusfaa berautmortli6. Die Ser.
Staaten bdtten bic aOnferena einberu.
fen, obne einen beitimmten plan gu
baben, ben Iie berielben porlegen fonns
ten. Die tpeitldufiee 8ereotiamfeit
bes Senators Sones mdre mebr an
plabe gemeIen, menn bic Ser. Staaz
ten nidt ihGn feIbft ibrer MilnspoIitit
su 6uniien beS Silbers iiberbriiilig ges
iuorben ndre.
@runoeigcntbmmS llebcrtraaaugen.
8. Weiton an 6rant Simmang, 2
@runbitiide i'm 8Iod 81, fir $500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-17
Srahpnr eines bemtihamerifamiz
16en Marineiploaten.

Durh @rlaB oe8 W1arines 5efretdrs
Srdcp purbe Der 5ur 8emannung bes
9reuaerS ppbilabelpbia" geborige
Jenerwerfsssfaa Senrp u. Oilers, Elm
iunger Deutid Nmerifaner gum 6euerz
wertsz zOfffcier beforbert ,unb ibm auBerz
benz eine @brens sWebaille perlieben als
4nerfennnng fur i'm Dienlt an ben Sag
gelegte 8rapour. IS mar gelegentli6
Der 6lottenmanDber bel Baltimore am
IL. Sept, alS Oilers @elegenbeit hattie,
li6 mitten int tieflten Grieben bur9 cine
beroii1e 5bat aus5u5ei6nen.
Sci einem marfirten 4ngriff auf Sort
Wc0eHrD bDmbarDirte ber&reuaer, 9his
labelpbia" nit bliroem6ener natiirlid,
bag &iiiten-Gort unb babel fam es Dor,
bob BET einem Der pan3ertburm @es
l1iiBe, gu oeren Bebienung Der sSeuerz
mertssgtaat seb0rte, infolse mansels
baften Sblu1es bes 8eri9lubfeils
glimm"Ibe Sbeile elmer &artpu1en.
piilie riidmdrts aus benz @ei9nBe berz
aus uno mitten Swil6en bic i'm 2abez
raum itebenben aartou6en fubren.
0dtten bic leidten Seioenltoffbeutel, in
wel6en bic pulperlabungen eingebullt
limb, Geuer gefangen, 70 pdre bohit
tDabri6einlib Der gauge &reuaer in bic
9uft gefleser.
Sn blinber Nugit, 0als iiber &opf
lief bic gebienunsss sWaAnf6aft bapon,
unb nur Oilers 5eigte ii1 Der Situation
gema6ien. Wit einem Sabe mar er in
benz puluersMasa5in, i'm nddnen Mfos
mente bate er Die alimmenbe &artouz
6eus0iilie nit oem GnBe 3ertreten, unb
bnr6 bieie entihlofIene, beberSte Shat
mogliderweife S6iff neblt Semannnng
gerettet.
Die anerfennenslpertbe 8rapour
tpurbe bem Mtarine Sefretdr amtli6
gemelbet, unb bieier bat ben 6elbenz
mutb bes iuHsen 9eati6e9lm
belobnt, inbem er ibn bur6 @rnennung
als 6ienittbuenber 6euermerfS. OffiSier
bic Sffi5iersz 2aufbabn eroffnet bat.
gei Der ndbten 8atans rudt Oilers
bonn Teuernerfsmaat nit elmer Wtos
natslobnung BON $35 in bic STEELE eis
neS 6euermerts Offi,iers nit einem
Sabresgebalt bon $500 unb peniion8z
bere6tigung Dor.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-17
ssarmm friimmea mmo ,uinSsn Sic ifd,?

einsS e&mcrsen, pelae ste gu ipi6en gefrentuuz
gen peranIaFen. Nun ia, 8beumatisnus treibt Waau.
den gu Wan4em. Sdafen STE ibn lieber ab, mas Sie
leiat tbrn tOnnen unb ,rar nit SDfetter' Masenbts
ters pel4eS caS rteumatiiae Gift auS bem giut reibt
unp prompt bic bur baelbe erseuseu AuaIen lnbert.
GS ltesen tn bisier Sestebuus 70 retaI6e urb unan=
fetbare 3eusntiie Dor, bab eber 3 eiel auSsedlrlz
fen IT, gBe ale 5tapet= 4rdparate perhient has 8tts
ters sine ecnieauent Durtsehbre Brpbe beien eiuIz
tat eben, ber e anse'eGt bat, apiS bbae befriebis
gen pirp, Gesen Malaria, 2ebers nnb Rerenletben,
Reuralste, @erpciitdt, 8crpauunssbeidperben, Gbs
! maseruns, appetitmansel unp salaEsfistsit scbt'a
in her sansen weiten @eI fein bsiereS Mtttsl. Sh,
ReccHsaeseenten mad idwerer trau.beit lit es un.
+, iddstarem Wertb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-17
Snutt, BORT slimmt es nod! Das If
Die gSiege? SAP"

9Uutf, bort slimmt es no6! Das 1T
Die gBiege2 SAP"
rDtetpalo !! @ripa6e!" rief 6err
6einri9 uno riittelte tim alu 9trln.
@r i6aute anf nit berlorelem 8lid.
,Grlpa6e! : bas mar oas erite @ort,
bas t6 b6rtel = @inen Sag, cine gtu6t
unb nod einen Gag ipie Elm 8ergs
mann nab @olb, 10 ipiiblte td na6
uerfoblten @ebeinen : unb i6rie nur
INNER: mer bat mir oas setban? Sd
bate bod feiuen 9ta6bar, Der mir
srolte, i'd bate teinen Seinb! Sn mei>
mem Sanmer tpuBt' id feinen @eg :
Die @usen blino pom gSeineu, bin i6
9esangen unb gesan9en nnO al Der
gforte oes Sloiters fiel i6 nieoer. Sie
tru9en mid in cine Belle unb riefen !:
,Grma6e Grpa6e!' llno i1 blieb =
uno lieb geilDeben, mas gelhab."
,lJtit S6mer3en, Dietpalb, bab' i'd
es lang erfennen miilien: eS mar fir
Did Ger rchte gSeg ni9tl 9dtteit Du
bod Croft seiud)t in aautpf uno Gbat,
auf bem Sblahtfelb = ni6t in Der
3clle!"
SD boIite, ibn su fiiloen! Durd
Gage uno 9iabte, SSo1en unb Sabre
lag i6 in briinitisem @ebet unb idrie
Sn @ott aus tiefiter Seele: laB mid
perselien = SD i6lus nit Der @eiBel
meincn Giiden blutis, nm bur6 Sic
SbmerSen meines 2eibes Die Dual beS
9er5enS gu betduben = es balf nidt,
balf ni6t! Sd fonnte nidt persellel,
fonnte ni6t boffen! SSenn t9 faulpfte
nm oas Sell meiner Sefle, 10 trdlll1te
i6 ben 9uB meines @eibeS - uenn i6
ben 9immel iu6te, fanb i'd i'm in mel
ner ainoer Nugen, bic mir entsesen,
blidten aus Der 9uft metner Belle, aus
jeoem glatt bes beilisen 8u1es, aus
jebem giloperf tu Der Stride, aus ies
oen Nbbilb beS @rl0ler8!"
(Gprtiebung folgt).
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-17
Giue aur fiir Mheumatismus.

9r. g, u. Sfinner BON Serarfana,
Nrf., 1T elm gang entbuiiaitil6er 8er=
ebrer BON Gbamberlains ,YainzBalm" .
gr gebrau6te bieen S6meraen Ball
lam gegen &beumatiSmus unb iast: !:
sd inbe, baB bies bas bette locale
9eilmittel bagegen it," gu baben
in San 9lntonio in ben 9lpotbee
fen BON s. &alteper & Son, 9omz
ling & 6loOb, S. 8. Sod, u. 9reiB,
.. S6n6arb, &, @obn 6 Co., s. s.
0arrifon unb &alteper e S1u1arb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-17

sg @eIton G 60. baben forts
wdbrenb friife 8aaren; srobe 9luss
pabl bon 9elifatehen aller 9lrt. bic
befen eingema6ten Griihte, Semitic,
Jleii6z unb anbere preldrpen unb Elm
grobes 2ager ppn Stapel @rcceries.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-17
Staat Obip, Stabt 9pIebpl
Sucn6 G.nunth. S S {

Srant 5. Gbenep bei6wDrt, oab er Der
dltere 9ortner Der Sirml S. S. Gbenep &
8 0. 1T, ipelAe @eibdite in Der Stabt 5plebo,
in obengenenntem County unb Staate, tbut,
unb bab beiagte 5irma Die Summe BON e ns
hunbert SoIlarS fir ieben 6aa ppn
8atarrb be5ablen ipirb, Der bilr6 ben @ebrauh
BON Sails &atarrb 8ur niht sebeiIt
iperben tann.
5ront S. Gbenep.
8ei6poreu opr mir unb unters
- f9risben in neiner G,esenipart am
( SEAL s. septenber y. .. '8e.
( ~ u. g8 8Ienlpn,
Dffentlider Rptar
6al's aatarrb Sur tpiro innerlih ssnpm=
men, unb ipirft birett auf bas 8lut ,lnb bic
idleimisen Oberfdden pes SpftemS. 2abt
Gu9 umionit 3eusniiie fpmmen
S. 5. s Gbene1 & 60, Ioleop, 8.
- gertauft BON Apotbetern, rs Gts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-17

sg- Wenn Sb- 9erren einen euten,
baltbaren unb fafbionablen 9ln3ug
ipollt, gebt 5u pancpait G So bn.
9ieielbeH baben nur CUTE Waare, 10
bilig ipie irgenbmo.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-17

= Sie amerifanil6en Selegaten sur
internaiiOnalen Miins 9onferens in
grliiel merben an 81. DECEMBER nit
Der r2abn" lire &idreiie antreten.
Ser S6luB Der aonferens ipirb obne
grobe Jeit!i6feiten itattfinben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-17

: Sie ensliI6e &eglerung bat bic
@iniebung elmer Gbolera &ommiifon
bel6lofen, tpelde umfaHenbe yorbez
reitungen fir cine epentuelle Gbeleras
epidemic mdbrenb bes nd6lten Sons
mers treffen ipa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-17
Sine aarantirte aur.

0tr autortfiren ben anse,eisten Gpotbefer, Sbnen
Or. Rings @eues seilmittel seseu Sdwnbiu9t, Su.
tsn unb Grfdltuns ouf fcIsenbe Bebin9uns u rtrfou
fen gBenn Ste ron ter Grippe befaqen fnb, unb
fiees MitsI ben Gnwetiunsen sntipredenb sebrau6en
poaen, inpem ste e8 einsebenb prpbtren, uub penu
Ete scnn fetne Beaerurs purd baHelbe pelipbren,
taun ihifen sic eie Slajhe 3urid uub Sic nerbeu
Sbr GeIb 5uthd betommen. Neir MAIDEN hies Gnsebot
in 5olse ter erobarttsen Grplse nel6e bies DatteI
BET ber lestidbrtsen Grtppen Gpbemte auf3upe,ien
bate. Wr baben pcn fetnem Sale gebfrt, In tem
tas Wittel ni6t seboifen bate. Waan made einen
Geriuh pamit HrpbeHuiGen fret BET ter Gan 4ntcz
ntr Trua so. Grpbe Elaihen so Gents uub ST 90.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-17
s@ Oie "Morgap City Fish & Oy

sG" Die "Morgap City Fish & Oys
ster Company" bat itetS cine Quswabl
bon friiden Sii6en. &ultern unb Wils.
Sic erbdlt bapOn tdglidb neue 3ufubs
rem. Sn Der Stabt merben bic Sa6en
frei abgeliefert. Selepbon SO. 81. -
Nuftrdee aus benz 2anbe erbeten !;
prompte 4usfiibrung garantirt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-17
Sc heiRt iekt. baR ber Grz zsaertnr

gS DelBt IeBt, 0QB Der gIzTectDr
Iblmarbt 4usli0t babe, auf @runb
leiner Broi6iire rSubenfinten" unb
in Verbinoung nit Der @rlangung ge=
miiler Sofumente aug bem &riegsmis
nifterium lDegen 2anbesberratbs in Nnz
tlage3ultanb oerfeBt gu tperben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-17

Sprresppnbens. - smiB @Ip.
Sn No. 25 bieies sBIattes befano f1
elm 9lrtifel, bon O'Quinn, s. Sc.
Giebel unter3ei9net, ben i6 ettpas sez
nauer erldutern m09te.
SIS mirb barin Der &ir9engemeinbe
81 Blad Sad Springs aur Sat gelegt,
baB iie gegen ibr &c e DIT bic 6reis
i1ule aus ibren @ebduli6teiten bertreis
ben mil, unb ferner, baB bas &ir1ens
eigentbum nit $4,000 ineorporirt iei,
81, 200 iiber benz tpabren Mertbe.
gs 1T burhaus nift meine Nbli6t,
nit bieiem 9errn S. 81. @iebel mid
| 3u 5anfen, fonbern nur benz freunblis
den 2eier elm flares Bib Der s ba t.
a de gu geben; er fam iib baraus
ielbit Elm lrtheil bilben.
Gls ieiner 3eit bic &ir6engemeinbe
iid bilbete, murbe fir Stride unb
@emeiubesS6ule sefammelt. 9lls cine
Sumine beiiammen mar, tpurbe bic
air6e erbaut, unb befam einen 8eliB.
titel. Ser paitor bate au1 @emein@
bei6ule gebalten nod Der air6ens@es
r1einbes@ Contribution. Spdter famem
bic Staatsf6ulen auf, brum bilbete fi1
aud bier cine. giatiirli1 fonnte nun
bic @emeinbefdule ni6t mebr befeben.
Die Jreii6ule ipurbe aber mod lange
3eit pom paitor Der @emeinbe gebal
ten. @u6 bate bic Greii6ule an bic
air6engemeinbe cine idbrli9e 3ente
fir 8euubung Der Stride gu aablen.
9a m66te i6 0errn @iebel bod
! bitten, beDor er ii6 tpieber in bic Sadie
mii6t ii6 ettpas beHer gu erfunbis
gen, benn bas &irdeneisentbum 1T nidt
nit $4,000 ineorporirt, ionbern nur
nit $1,500 alio nah ieiner eignen
Mngabe mod $500 inter benz tpabrem
Wertbe.
Qlio elm anberutal erit porber beKer
bic O9ren unb Nusen auf! H.
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Gin Ws,ttel sesen bic @bolera.

Wian bat feline uria6e. f6 Dor Der
@bolera 81 fiir6ten, tpenn man ii6
@bamberlains Seilmittel gegen &olif,
Diarrboe unb @bDlera beri6affen fann.
Sc mirD in tuenigen Minuten grIei6=
terung perf6affen unb in fur3er 3eit
p6llige 9eilung hepirfen. Sd babe
mid 6ur6 ben Neriu9 babon iiberz
5eugt. %. 8. Clinton, QeImetta,
q. S.-Man glaubte erit, bab bic Cpl
bemie III 9elmetta uirtli6e afiatii9e
gbolera lei, aber man iiber3eugte fi9
nadber bur6 genaue llnterfu6ungen
bapon, bab man es nit elmer duBerit
beftigen Sorm BON 9pienterie gu tbun
bate, Die fait eben 10 gefdbrli6 it,
tDie oie @bolera. Dies Mittel nurbe
bierbei nit groBen grfolgen aages
iuanbt. gu baben in San Mntonio
in ben slpotbefen bon s. aalteper &
Son, Doubling & Sloob. s. 9. Sod,
u. SreiB, $. Sdu6arbt, &. Cohen &
Co., S. 3. Sarrilon unb aalteper &
6hudlQrb.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-04-27
PRAYERS IN A BAWDY HOUSE.
DIR. Dacosta Tells How He Was Re-
ceived at Hattie Adams.

New YoRK, April 1S.-The Rev. DR. Da-
costa, who has repeatedly criticised the
Rev. DR.. Parkhursts methods of sup
pressing crime, returned TO the charge
again yesterday and divulged the informa-
ton that he disapproved DR.. Parkhursts
methods and attempted to prove his
brother clergyman's alleged error by Wis
ting the same haunts Of vice and holding
religious services. In fact, the Rev. DIR.
Dacosta has been following in DR.. Park
bursts wake, bible and prayer book in
hand. In his forenoon sermon yesterday
the Rev. DR.. Dacosta said:
Often it happens that the lower the in
diyidual has fallen the more susceptible
as to moral and spiritual influence
An illustration of this truth has been
offered within the last few days in the
case of an individual reputed to be one OF
the wickedest women in New York. Yet
there was q tender spot in that poor
woman's heart, a sense OF shame and a
desire for something better.
He went once to her abode, intro
ducing himself as an ambassador OF
Christ; he was kindly and courteously,
aye gladly, received, and when the SUBJ
ject of her mother was brought up recall
ing the tender memories of lost home, a
once sweet life of Sunday-school days
and church going. of choir singing and
religion and lost purity, the woman gave
way to convulsive sobs and shed tears
of bitter repentance. Then when
the time came she thankfully ac-
cepted the invitation to assemble
here, in the very parlors where
only few days before the scenes of disgust
ing orgies were, the mngdaleEs, who hum
bly, knelt and in plain tones spoke the
prayer: Forgive Us our trespasses
Lord, have mercy upon us miserable sin
ners." These words as they were deliv-
cred by DIR. Dacosta created profound
sensation among the congregation. Po-
lice Captain Brogan was among the au-
dience. Hattie Adams, who was seen
later. said she did not know anything
about DIR. Parkhurst's having been in the
house, but she lsughingly said she did re-
member that during the past week DIR.
Dacosta had been there and had held a
prayer meeting in her parlor, to which
she had invited all the women boarding
at her house. The. prayer meeting had
been attended.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-04-27
ASSAULT ON A TRAIN.
A Mcmber OF the English Aristocracy
in Very Bad Light.

LONDON, April l9.-The Hon. Patrick Gre
ville-Nugent, brother of Lord Greville, was
today arraigned in a police court on a charge
OF having indeoently assaulted young lady
named Price. The ofense is alleged to have
been committed last night in q compart-
ment of a train running to London from
Brighton. Miss Price stated that she
made a most desperate struggle against
her assailant, and that he only suo-
ceeded IN his attempt after she was ex-
hausted by her fighting against him. The pris-
oner was remanded in bail of $40 lie
strenuously denies the charges and declares
that the case is one OF attempted black mail.
When the case was called Miss Price was not
present. This was explained by the police,
however, as being due 10 the fact that she had
not reached her home until 5 o'clock this
morning. Her presence was not
necessary to enable the magistrate
10 hold the accused. In this statement Miss
Price declared that she was travelling in frat
class carriage from Brighton. She was the only
occupant in the compartment until the train
reached Hayward heath. When this station
was reached the accused entered the compart-
ment. He shortly engaged her in conversation,
and il was not long before he made
improper proposal to her. She
spurned his advances, but be persisted
and grasped her and attempted to throw her
upon the seat. Miss Price was in an agony of
terror. She screamed for help and struggled
violently. In all first-cass English railway
carriages there is n cord known Ms safety
cord, which is only to be used by passengers to
attract the attention of the guards in cases
of emergency. In her statement Miss Price
pulled this cord during her struggle with her
assailant but her signal does not appear to
have been answered. she resisted the assault
to the utmost OF her strength. but the struggle
was an unequal one, and she was finally help
less in the M aus hands.
When the train arrived at East Croydon
Miss Price left the carriage In which the as
sault had been made and entered another one.
She then told the gunrd Of what had occurred.
Tho accused has apartments in Eaton terrace.
London. When arraigned in court this morn
ing TO answer the charge he was accompanied
by his wife
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-04-27
PAGES 9 TO Il.

which the compensation will not occur be-
cause they have very little corporation
property. In three counties there is no rail-
road property at all, and but little corpor-
alton property of any kind. On the other
hand there are counties in which the in
crease on corporation property will be
largely in excess of the total increase for
state purposes.
This notable increase OF tax on corpo-
porations is the cause of the almost uni
versaI resistance to the law by corpora
tons. How successful they NAV be in
their efforts 10 overthrow it in the courts
remains to be seen, but there has GER
tainly been no material flaw in the law
pointed out thus far. Whether il succeeds
or not the law has at least educated the
people TO the fact that corporations have
been escaping their Just share OF taxes in
the past, and that they can be reached.
In some sections the demagogcal pre-
lenses of politicians, aided bv an increase
of local taxes-which in many cases has
apparently been made Intentionally, for
political efect-will create a preiudics
against the law But the great majority
OF the people will understand its benefits,
and Ia its main features it will be re-
tanned for many years, bettered and
strengthened, but with no change in the
fundamental principles upon which it is
based. J. p DUNN.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-04-27

nominated by reclamation. There were
loud calls for Mr.. Curtis and that gentle
man, VINO was in the rear of the room,
stepped to the front and thanked the con-
vention. He congratulated 1t upon the
peace and harmony that characterized its
proceedings. Capt. Curtis said that con-
tests had caused more or less trouble in
recent years, and it was n source of great
pleasure to see them settled in such g sat
isfactory manner. There were evil
dences on every hand that the
great democratic party must win O sub
stantial victory this campaign. He re-
ferred TO the fact that this was his third
race for joint representative, and it was
gratifying TO him to have his constituents
repeat their action of two years ago with
such unanimity.
During his two terms in the legislature
he said his only desire was to serve the
best interests OF the people OF his district
aud the state of Indiana. Capt Curtis
laid especial stress upon the work Of the
last two general assem- blias SAYING that
they had inaugurated many wise reforms,
chief among which was tho new election
law which made intimidation and bribery
In this state impossible. He also declared
that with tariff reform emblazoned on it's
banners the grand old democratic party
was bound to march forward TO victory
The remarks OF the captain were re-
ceived with much applause and the con-
yention adjourned.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-04-27
MEXICAN RECIPROCITY.
Urged In Rssoiution Reported by thi
House Committee

Urged In RssolutiOn Reported by the
House Committee
The house committee on foreign affairs
today took action looking to further en-
largement of the reciprocity policy re-
Gently entered upon on an extensive scale
by the United States. This time the re-
public of Mexico is the country which it is
proposed TO enter into closer commercial
relations and the committees recommen-
dation is accompanied by joint resolu-
ton and interesting report in which is
exhibited the benefits TO result TO
each country from reciprocal trade
relations in certain commodities The
resolution, the passage of which the com
mittee recommends provides for O Joint
reciprocity commission on the part Of
Mexico and the United States, and re-
quests the president to invite the govern
ment of Mexico to designate three COM
missioners, who shall meet a like number
OF commissioners to be designated by the
president, and negotiate treaty whereby
greater reciprocity in the commercial re-
Iations between Mexico and the United
States shall be best secured. The presi-
dent is not TO appoint the commissioners
on the part Of the United States until
Mexico shall have signifed her willing
ness to enter into such a treaty and APP
pointed commissioners.
The report says:
II, instead of discriminating dutIes unre-
stricted reciprocity prevailed between this
country and Mexico, there can be no doubt
that the exercise Of little enterprise on the
part of our manufacturers and our producers OF
food would soon give them almost absolute con-
troll Of the Mexico markets.
The report suggests that concession on
our part, which would probably be of
mutual advantage, would be the removal
Of the duty upon lead ores imposed by
present tariff laws. Another concession,
Il says, which might we'll be made by this
country to Mexico, is the admission OF
wool free of duty.
The Agricultural Depression.
Mr.. Georges resolution relative TO the
low price OF cotton and the depressed
condition of agriculture was taken up,
amended and agreed to by the senate to-