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War Would Be Declared n Germany
Should Reject the Russian
Treaty.
Declaration Positively Made by
William at chancellor Ca
privfs Dinner.
Remnants OF an Anarchist Who BIew
Himself UP, IL Is Supposed. by
Accident

NEw YoRK. Feb. 1b.-Tho Worlds Berlin
cable says is correspondent has Just re-
coived n remarkable communication from
DR.. Friedrich Hammaehor, leading member
OF the national liberal party who was re-
GENTLY guest at the dinner given By
Chancellor Won Caprivi, a. which Emperor
William was present. The doctors COM
munleAtion refers TO discussion of the
recently concluded treaty with Russia.
which took place on that occasion. Won
Levsizow. president OF 9tho reichstaR grew
rather warm In opposition 20 the treaty, 20
which the emperor listened nttsntively.
afterwards trying 10 change the opinion of
the president by sound and friendly aTgu-
ments.
Later the emperor spoke TO ths doctor OF
the interest the ezsr manifested in the pro-
gross OF the treaty. and said distinctly and
within the hearing Of every body present;
III the treaty is rejected by us. We may
look for war with Russia within three
months"
The emperor caused profouHd sensation
by those words and his manner accompany
ing them. DIR. Hammaeher thinks the ait
ua,ion grave. but has no doubt the treaty
will be approved By the rieshstaq and the
opposing clements are beginning 20 see
their folly. thanks 10 ths emperor's pTompt
action in the interest OF peace.
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NOT IN POLITICS.
Action Of the TrAnsmississippi Congress
RESOLUTIONS.

Action Of the Transmississippi Congress
Resolutions.
sAS FRANcIsoo Feb. l5.-Ths session Of
the transmississippi congress this morning
was not quiet one. The COMMITTEES on
resolutions presented a resolution declaring
IL inexpsdient that 70 NAL action be taken
by that body upon any purely partisau
question. After a warm debate the rssolu-
tion was laid on the table. The committee
on permanent Organization recommended
for president Harry b. Whittsmore. OF Mis-
soufii ee-prealdents. one from oach state
represented. The report WAS adopted unan-
imously. 81. Louis was selected as the
Elace OF this next convention.
The committee on resolutions submitted
resolutions memorializinR congress for
many river and harbor improvements on
the Pacific coast states which were
adopted. Another resolution was adopted
memorializing congress for appropriations
for the permanent and oomplets improve
msnt OF the Mississippi river from source
20 jetties.
Tbs most spirited debate Of the congress
then followed on she Nicaragua canal
question. The convention was unable %
reach an agreement and the matter was
made the special order for tomorrow
morning.
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FAvORs TnE REDELs
The Nature of the Late News From the
War In Brazil.

The Nature of the Late News From the
War In Brazil.
Copyright. 1894 By the Associated Press.l
RIO DE JANEIRo. Feb. I5.-Ministos OF
War Galvas has resigned on account Of
differences with Piexoto on the treatment
OF political prisoners. Col. Maoedos, com
mAnder Of Fora Santa C,uz has been Az
rsHted as a SPY Of Admiral Msllo. The Tsb-
els have possession Of the state
OF ParGns. Sac Paulo, against which the
rsbels have been marching, 10 reported
ready 20 join the insur gents and the gar
iison there has been replaced by reliable
troops 80 the rebel advance has changed
and 10 now said 90 be marching directly
upon Rio de Janeiro. The government has
seat troops 20 Enest them and battle is
imminent.
IL 10 also reported that the state Of Algoa
has Joined the rebels. EeilO is said 10 have
reeovei ed and Is now in active command,
fully prepared 10 attack Santos.
Da Cana is worse to-day, and will prob
ably die OF the wounds received In the bat
tlO al AtmaoaO.
The rebel WAfship Marte, lying in the
bay, fred three shots at one Of the launches
OF she American man-Of-war Newark, last
tuesday night, as the launch was returning
10 the Newark from shore. Fortunately
the Msrts's gunnera were unable to hit the
target and no harm was done. The cap
tain OF the hATts says ha did not know the
launch belonged 20 the man-of- war, or TO
any American shir.
Admiral Mello, IN the Rspublica, is now
cruising up and down before 6sntOs harbor.
which is we'll defended. PiexOto's officers
commanding TIE Balua have refused 20
terve the soldiers forming her crew. The
sailors who formerly served on her were
suspected aud ordered ashore and replaced
by soldiers.
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UNUSUAL ACTION.
Judge Dundv's Opinion Of Judge caid-
weii's Order.

Judge DundV's Opinion Of Judge Caid-
wells order
LINCOLN NSb., Feb. l5-Judss Dundv
said this evening; "Yes, have just beea
reading the dispatches from 81. Louis de
failing little conversation between Judge
Caldwell and General Solicitor Thurston.
IN which the latter was told 90 revoke the
ordsr rscsntly made By the Union Pacific
rsssivers touching the matter Of employer
wages. The impression that Judge Cald-
we'll has overrulsd the orders Of this court
is wrong. The wages question has not
been brought out sfore Judge Caldwell.
aud his somewhat Leremptory order to
/ 1hurston dosa not IN the least affect aha
status quo Of ths wage question. Mr. order
! still atanda aud will stand until reversed
! The whole situation can be expressed Ia
q few brief sentences The receivers made
an order reducing wages on certain schsd-
ules They brought the order 20 me and
/ approved 10. There wss nothing In NV ap-
pFoval OF me order 20 prevent the receivers
from restoring the old wages II they saw ht
20 do 90. They can do 50 now. II they
| choose.
"Judso Caldwslps action is unusual in
/ this. shat In a private conversation with a
solicitor he orders the receivers 10 restore
old rates. lie does not make the order IN
the shape Of . dscisien announced from the
bench. All Juige Caldwell has d0ne is TO
order the receivers temporarily 30 restore
old wages. pending settlemsnt His order
places no new aspsot upon the situation a.
far as the court 10 concerned. or course. 1
cannot tell what tue receivers will 90 IA
the matter"
"SuPpos0 the receivers DO mob consider
Judge Caldwel's deolaion mandatory. and
leave the wages where they are under sched-
ules approved by yourself, viii the en-
ploIes have ths right 90 striker" asked tne
Associated press repreaentAtiVe.
why. certainly" replied Judge Dundy.
with a significant twinkle in bis ere. ''Of
course they have the right to strike. IN the
sense that thsy have the right 20 quit work
and so home; but II thsy Htlempt.-vsli. n
they attempt 10 Taiss a row, they vlll md
the orders OF court very much In force 40
days order by Judge Caldwell TO ths con
tFaFV VnotWithatnnding
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NO VOTE on PEcKHAM.
But His Opponents Claim lie WIN Not BE
Confirmed.

But His Opponents Claim lie VIII Not BE
Confirmed.
WASHINGTON. Feb. l5.-Thsre was some
sapFss when the senate. after being in sss-
sien three hours. adjourned at $3.50 without
taking action upon the PeckhAm nomina-
tion. 1t had been supposed that one sitting
would suffice for the consideration Of the
subject. and 10 was not considered probable
that either side would ask for sd di0ufnment
Adjournment appears to have been the
result Of q genera agleoment, and so little
Importance was attached 90 10 that not one
% a half dozen questioned upon tho sub
isct could remember who moved adjourn
ment
Representatives of both sides assert that
the adjournment ia without any Significance
whatever. 10 became apparent that 10
would DO impossible 30 oonoludo conaiderA-
tion OF the question before late in the
night, as there were several speeches still
10 be made.
The aati-Peokham men are somewhat
more confidsne Of the result tonight than
his friends. They display estimates of the
vote. giving foTty-three sRainst conhrma-
tion, sufficient 20 insure rejection, and
eleven doubtful. Of which they claim they
will secure hvs or six. The friends of
Pockham. while displaying no estimates
aud not making such expnoit claims. are
still hopeful and say they are making gains.
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IMPORTED BY wANAMAkRR.
The ZIP. NJ. G. May Have 10 stand TrIa
for n Serious Ohense.

The ZIP. NJ. G. May Have 10 stand Trial
for n Serious Ohense.
NEw York. Feb. 15-The names OF Ex-
Postmaster General John Wanamaksr and
MrS. Ernest Hart. wife Of tbs editor OF the
Medical Record. OF London, England. hg-
uTe as principal characters in an Afadsvli
made to-day before the United States i'm
migration authorities at Ellis island. -Four
irish immigrants. IN sworn testimony,
make 6eriouss charges sgainst both. and II
their statements are true 10 is likslv that
both Wsnamaksr and Mrs. Hart will be
prosecuted for violation OF the alien con
tract labor laws. The immigrants are nov
detained at Ellis Island, pending invsstiga-
tiOB.
Tbs four Immigrants we're found wander
ing about the city, sndsavofina 20 tiaee
thsir baggage. Their afidsvits sell how
they signed contracts % come here and
Wosk, and detail how they were sent 20
Mrs. Hart. manager of one Of Wanamaker'a
departments. 1hs United States immigra-
tiOn authorities say they Will inveItigats
the matter thofouRhly and punish the guilty
parties If the law has been violated.
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WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
Annual Convention Now In Session q
Washington.

Aunuhl Convention Now In Session ~
Washington.
WAgHnoTos. Feb. l5.-Ths twsaty-sirth
annual convention Of the National Woman
Suffrage assoolation assembled here TO- day.
Only seventeen states Wers represented. but
many delegates are snovbound and will
come later. Susan Is. Anthony presided.
Rev. Anna shaw opened the exercises With
prayer. followed By brief speech BY Mia
Anthony. Then the ereouiive oommittes
reported, recommending that attention be
specially directed 90 hsw York aud Kansas.
whore the question Of Woman suffrage will
come before ths people at the nsrt sec
uoua. Aira Lille Blaka, Of New York. and
Mrs. Laura Johns. Of Kansas, reported tho
outlook for success favorable.
The night session Of the convention was
largely attended. The preaidenfs address.
delivered By Miss Anthony. vas a brisi,
Interesting and critical review Of the cnuss
OF woman suffrage, With frequent oaustio
allusion 70 the action Of courts In dsciaions
affecting laws passed By states for the en-
ffhnchiaement Of woman.
senator Teller. OF Colorado, spoke briefly
on woman suffrage. Mrs. Jean Brooke
0rsenleaf. OF Rochester, N. y. and Hsnry
Is. blackwell. OF AasaAohusstts, also ad-
dressed the audience on the same subject.
A paper on Kansas and New York was read
by Mrs. Laura n. Johns. Of Kansas. Sen
ator Carey. OF Wyoming Representative
Pence, Of Colorado. and kev. Anna shaw,
OF Pennsylvania. addressed the meeting.
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VOTE OR NO PAY.
Good Method OF bringing Fnibusters TO
Time,

Good Method OF bringing FIiibusters 20
Time.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 15.-DsmocTatic lead
srs in the house have under confederation
the following rule. intended 20 disoouraGs
tie practice among republicans Of refrain
ing frem voting on important measures,
thus compelling the democrats 10 produce .
quorum;
Whenever upon roll call q quoTsm fails
TO appear. upon ,he demand Of any msmbs
thu clerk shall certify a list Of msmbsrs not
voting on such roll call 10 the sergeant at
arma, who shall deduct from the monthly
compensation of eAoh member 80 failing to
vote she amount Of his salary for one day;
provided thAt this deduction shall not bo
made In case . member IL absent By leave
Of the house"
This Tuls simply carries out the provi-
sions Of tbs law which says that the salary
OF members absent except on sseount Of
sickne shall be deducted during their
absence. Heretofore. hswsver. ths SER
geant- alarms had no way Of officially
naoeItaining the absence OF any member
10 is thought the loss OF pay for failure 90
vote would put a stop 10 the pEactioe OF re-
fusina 20 respond when called on 90 vote.
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TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIRS.

CoIUMBUs, o.. Feb. Il. The dry goods
store Of Jones' Witter * Co. burned this
morning. The loss is S25OOo0.
K,NsAs CRY. Feb. I5.-CoHersssman
Wilson snd party lsft this aftsrnooh on ths
Santa Fe Tor the City of Mexico.
KKARNEY. No. Feb. 1s.-Ioralda Sam usls,
mother Of Jesse and Frank James. is re
ported dying a, her fern tive miles from
here.
AoNrryrpso. Feb. I5.-The ofaoial eAndi-
date. Duncan Stewart. has been elected
prssidsu, OF the senate and vios p;esidsn,
Of the republic.
BEmrN, Feb. 1.-THE Cologne GaEetts
says sine emperor will visit Bismarck ~
FTiedrichsTuhs Monday ne1t en- Toats 30
Wilhelm Haven.
CHIoAoo. Feb. I5.-At the meeting Of the
board OF directors of the Associated prsss
to-day Melville r. stone was reelected
ssorstsrT and general manager.
sAu FnANcIsoo. Feb. l5.-CaTlo Thisman.
wAo vas so hardly mAnglsd by lions in
Col. Roone'a arena at the Aiduintsr Fair.
died last night from the elects OF the
wounds.
sPHiSarlEtn. H.. Feb. i5.-Aotins Gov.
Gill to-day honored ths rsquisition Of Gov.
FennoysT. OF Oregon. for tue sHtradiiinn Of
George 4. Russell. wanted In Linn oounty.
Oregon. for forgery
CmcAao. Feb. ib-NrL Andrew Foy, the
states principal witness In the Coaghlin
trial. has ansd for divorce. claiming that
her husband has deserted her ever since
she appeared aa witness
WAsnINoroS. Feb. lh-Ths senate COM
mittee on ludian Gdairs. TO-DAY ordered a
favorahls report on the bill providing sor
the sale OF she untold portion OF the Una
tilia land reservation Ia Oregon.
BEaLTS. Feb. la-Dispatches from Sa-
H. 4 -
red on the Samara Xlatooak railroad. near
Jeien. Two engines and twelve carriages
we're destroyed. thiitesn peopls killed and
LARGE number wounded.
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PARIS, Fob. LIN the chamber Of depu-
ties the minister Of husbandry expressed
the opinion that the proposed increase Of
corn duties 20 eight francs Was toe much;
an increase Of duties 20 seven francs is suf-
nclsnt. lie also expressed the opinion
that the falling price Of wheat 10 due 10 ex-
tended cultivation and abundant harvssts
In 1888. especially In America and Russia.
Deputiss Castslin and Habert introduced
a nation 10 impose . duty Of % centimeE
per month, 10 addition TO the ordinary
duty, on wheat in bond. Two million
quintals of wheat just imported make n
total OF 1000, 5000 quintals now in bonded
Warehouees
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HAD BEEN AN ANARCHIST.
His Plans Scattered by = Premature E1
plosion.

LIS AaAa
plosion.
LoSDoS Feb. ia Ffenohman, suc-
posed to have been an anarchist was blown
almost to pieces tonight In Greenwich
park. Near BY were found fragments of a
bottle that evidonely had contained explos-
i've material. The rark-kesper heard the
report aud Fastening thitheT found the
man knselinR on the nOor covered with
blood. His hand and wrist had boen
blown away; his face aud body we're Gov
cred with wounds, and thsro was a gaping
wound Ia abe stomach. a portion OF the
intestines protfuding. lie vas only able to
say; Take me home"
Where hie homo was could not be learned
from pat srs in has pockets. ana he was
thsfofofe conveyed 10 the Ssamen's hospi-
tai. lie died halt an hour after reaching
there. The conjecture OF the police ia that
be stumbled and fell and caused the sxplo-
sion OF tho contents Of the bottle In his
pocket. There was nothing on his peraon
which would disc ose bis identitr. A card
Tearing the namo Bourbon WAS In q coat
pocket. aad the faint olew which this af-
lords 10 ali the police have TO depend upon
to discover who the man was
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Mr. Le,eau1 committed suicide.

special 20 Tbs Independent.
BIG TIMnER Feb. 10. An inquest was
held to-day on the remains OF II. r.
LsvsauI. The jury brought in = verdict Of
self destruction. Mf Lsvsaux left letters
20 J. h. Hospsr. OF Melville. Mont. which
stated that 10 Was with deep rsRrs, thai he
eosld net stay with him 10 the end. but the
strain vss too great 10 bear longer Just
shat caused hr. LeyesuK 90 take bis life
will undoubtedly never be known. Iks
body will be taken 90 Cleveland. o. for
burial on Saturday, sftsr = short service
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THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Ofncers Elected by the Board OF Directors
Strong personnei

Ohicers Elected by the Board OF Directors
Strong Personnel.
CHICAGO. Feb. 15.-At meeting OF the
board OF diTeotors Of the Associated press
to-day Victor L. lawson was elected prssi-
dent; Horace White. OF the New York
Evening Press first vice president; A. IL.
Bslo. of the Galveston News and the Dallas
News. second vioe-president; III. +. Stone.
secretary and general manager; Chas. S.
Dishl. AssistRnt secretary aud assistant
general manager; George Schneider. treas
urer. Executive committee: Victor r. Law
son; S. 5. Carvalho Of the New York wofld;
L. b. Noyss Of the Washington Star:
Charles W. Kuarr. OF the -. Louis Repub-
lie; Frederick Drlsooll, OF the 81. Paul
Pioneer Press
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OMAHA. Feb. ia Telegram received
from Chicago this morning stated that
Omaha brokers we're greatly disturbing the
transcontinental rate By selling round-trip
tickets 90 san Francisco for S63 and single
trip tickets for $50. on the rebate plan,
reading over the Union Pacific. Lines
doing business vest bound from Omaha
Immediately oommsnoed investigation. but
met With little satisfaction a. the books OF
the company showed that no ticket had
been sold for less than the tariff rAtes lo-
max left for Chicago tonight 90 take a
hand In the rate situation. A rate war Of
formidable pfopoftiSns is undoubtedly
bFoWlua
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ASKS TOO MUCH.
Presidents Eliot Apparently Wants the
Students 60 study.

ffesiuent ELIOT Apparently wants the
Students 90 study.
CAMBRIDoE Macs. Feb. 15.-pTssldsni
Eliot has touched OF = vsIitAbls bombsh ell
in bis annual report. whore he toushss upon
the subject Of athletics. He proposes three
radicsl changes, as follows: /. No fresh
man shall be allowed 20 participate In any
nteT-collsReiste event; 2. Nobody shall be
allowed 20 compete more than ono year ia
any lins of intsT-eo leRiate athletics; 3.
Inter COLLEGIATE contests shall take place but
once in two yeara.
For great while the president has been
declaring bis opposition 10 inter coll giste
athletics. AZ the Phi Beta Kappa dinner
last spring. he declared himself opposed 20
them. This Is declared 10 be the most IN
popular move the president has ever made,
and there Is . strong movement to call 4
mass meeting which will protest against
the presidents proposed changes. The
indignation OF the students sppeafs 10 bs
general
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PursFIELn. H.. Feb. IA sensational
elopsment occurred 81 Melton. this county,
last night. The principals we're Rev. J
Gilman Stephenson, pastor AZ the Chrisila n
church, and Miss Dove Hsavener. q msu-
ber of h4a congregation. Both paTtiss are
highly connected, aud stephenson deserted
q wife and three children.
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MAcKEY's DAUGHTER.
Ordered 10 rurn Her Children Over
Another Guardian.

Ordered 90 Turn Her Children Over 10
Another Guardian.
PAhm. Feb. l6.-Ths fourth civil chamber
declared the Fronch courts incompetent TO
try the suit OF Princess ColonnA for legal
separation and custody OF the ohildroa.
Nap'sa being the princess residsncs 10 the
proper place.
The court says In suit OF this kind the
prince Il ectlonhble only IN Naples. aEd II
will be necessary for the courts In that oity
20 settle the question OF the temporary care
Of abe children OF the marriage. pending
the hnal decision there.
ID is ordered that the children be handed
over 10 the care Of an aunt within twenty
four houfs, and IN the event OF failure to
comply with this oder Princess Colonna
will be fined 300 francs daily for three
months. II 81 ths cad Of three months she
continues 10 diaOboy the order the court do
oiAroa u will take stronger measuies TO on
force Tvs mandate. Ths princess IL CON
oemned 70 paJ the cost Of the aotion.
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SUIT over norz's Property.

PANS Feb. 10. - The court has pro-
nouncsd Ia the suit of the liquidators Of
the estate OF the late Baron Roinac against
DR.. Carl Herr. fugitive Panama lobbyist.
that the house and property purchased in
the name of bis wife was acquired under
false pretenses and must be regarded as
part OF the estate Of DIR. Herr and az secur-
ity for bis creditors. Judgment in regard
10 COO, 900 francs which the Panama Canal
company Is said 10 hGvs paid Hofz was de-
fer ed until Judgment Is rendered in the
criminal proceedings.
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The Anarchist Is Nun.

PARIS, Feb. l5.-Hsnry. the snarehist
was re-sxsmined to-day aud refused TO re-
ply to the questions put 20 him. dis
patch from 81. Euenne says the walls Of
the oitv werp plAearded Yesterday evening
with number Of anarchist manifestos
and a number OF wealthy residents OF ST.
Etisnue have received by mail copies Of ths
manifeatog.
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Foster. Financial Condition.

FosromA. o.. Feb. l6.-whils tho rsport
OF the experts is still kept secret by the
COMMITTEES Of Ex-secretary Fosters cred
itoTs, hscsiver 0ormlsy ges the creditors
10 settle. Foster e. Go. have S293 7OI liza
hilities. besides being sndorasr for 24gG 500
total S190.2Ol, appraised assets sass sal.
real Si43lL Charles Fosters individual
habihios are Ss0S 256; appraised asse,s
S3i4 25I, net nssets gIg3 1T9
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sall.nurr,. unsramnl.n nnhnr.

LONDON, Feb. 1.-THE Chronicle says;
Lord Salisbury has received q rebuff al
most unexAmpled in the history Of politics.
Hts party will have 20 thank him for the
humiliation which has gone far TO de1troy
ths prestige of the opposition. His own
nephew has accepted without protest tue
snnulling Of amendments. 10 seems TO
the outside that Lord Salisbury's close
allies have Fepudiated him with every
appearance of contempt"
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GIFT TO the Pope.

RoME, Feb. l5.-Ssn Joachim church, the
gift Of the Catholics of the world 10 the
pope on the occasion Of his episcopal iubi-
lee. was handed over this afternoon with
solemn ceremonies 10 Cardinal Parrochi.
vicar-gsneral to the pope. In the presence
of large conoourse Cardinal PaTrochi
was attended by foreign diplomats TO the
vatican and q number of cardinals and
biehO1s
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NV NoEE. fsb.-A strike OF 1900 sllk
ribbon vsavsrs OF New York. Norisiana
and ioaksrs. was ordered At mass meet
ing tonight The men declare that before
she enactment - the Mckinley Law thsF
earned $50 per wssk. boz are now reduced
20 starvation wages because the trade IL
ovarTun With foreign weavers on account Of
the destruction Of the silk weaving indus-
try in Europe
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VIENNA, Feb. l5.-Baron sisRfiied. who
recently married the Rrand-dauRhtsr OF
the emperor. was accorded an interview
lasting twenty minutes with the emperor
yesterday. in which the bnrou thanked the
sovereign for bis appointment to a lieutsn-
aRtoy In the Austrian army. The emps OF
received bis granddaughter, the wife Of
Baron Siegfried ut a separate au-dionce.