The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-11-29
OUR NATIONAL CAPITAL
PLEURO-PNEUMONIA REPORT
ED DISCOVERED
In Cargo of Cattle by Easlsh Officials.
Action of European Powers on
the New Phase of the
Oriental War.
NEW SPANISH TARIFF.


NEW SPANISH TaRlEE
Uo,h;n.... ~ .,
! 'o"' WV -i'-hihtster Muru-
aga SAID today that one of the most i'm
portant features of the new Snonisb tariff
will no tic dool;rc, MIL, al. Ir.,,.., g.
-. =, o., go '''e oni'eu S'"'es
'raue WIN Cuoa' winch trade was Sc
rsiouly affected by that feature of the
new American tariff law obol;sb;nc ro-
ciprocity treaties. incmding tbe one with
Spain. Senior Murunra saws II NAV he
months before the measure masses its
final passage. He has received no int;ma.
ton rs vet ms TO the form of tba h;ll ne Of
fecting the United States. Tn other omar
tiers the belief is expressed that tbe Amer
lean congress, which will he in session
Throughout Januarp and February, while
the Spanish cortes is meeting, NAV take
action to restore trade relations with
Cuba. This. il is said. could he accom-
Iplished by admitting Cuban sugar Mt n
lower rate than the present 40 per cent
ad valorem, in return for which the Span
| ish tariff act would undoubtedly grant
| the United States a Cuban market for
| flour, breadstuffs, etc.
.EIrRO- pNEIrNIONIA
u,-,.-4 ~ ~ ~ ~ - 1-----
washington, NOV IA capleSram
MIs received at lne department OF asr-
culture touay from the agent OF the de-
partnient IN London; announcing that
tile EnSilsh ollclats thought the hal as
one of the cottle sbinned on thn Mar "
land. Prompt action was taken by the
departments on the facts in the case to
learn whether pleuro- pneumonia exists
IN tbs country: All cattle are inspected
ana numbered IN this country before they
are shipped. From the number of the
diseased animal which was given i'll the
caDlegram 1t was ascertaned by the rec
ords that. the animal came from Ken
lucky. An Inspector was ordered to
Kentucky to examine the herd from
which the animal came, to learn whether
any signs of pleuro-pneumonia has APP
peared in the herd. Speaking of the
matter, Dr: Salmon, chief OF the bureau
"Wawill ha grently snrnrsod if tbis is
nroved 70 ho a cosa az nIonro.nnon1
monia Tbera has hoen no pieuro. men pou
mona in tb;s country for ~ years All
nattle shinnod nart;cui lar ~ th;S +;mn
of veor are subiact 70 axnosura ot son
and thew frenueHtIv Contract nneumonn
dnrinc tba yoynCa Recantiv tho ofI;ciais
tbnng5t tbo oU' 6nd JiSnouSro ad' nionro9
mom "G Gu u tbn
p,no nrnuod 20 tn b bn nomn,on;n ,hiot 10
w wery p diferent from nIamro. nm emmnnia
and NOT ~ all dancaro,,s DomItinsSS
this viii turn q" nut 70 hn u cosa of tbof
snrt ;, ~ '"'" '"' W Nv o"'' VI '"'''
'D nceu,, e,r,,n c,,> n
POSIMASIER GENERALS RE-
PORT.
Washington. Nov. 21-The nostmaster
general has about comnleted lis animal
report. ending June 80, 1894. 1t will be
formally nresented +o the nresident in n
few DAYS II is understood that il will
contain recommendation on certain lines
of the postal service. which if acted upon
will have an imnortont and nprmonent
hearing unon the efficiency and revenue
Of the service He makes sneciol and in
teresting Recommendations as to second
class matter, the postal, telegraph and the
civil service.
CUSTOMS RECEIpTs
u,,. NJ % nv, o,,.z
washington, N0v. Inc receipts
from customs as, SO 800 Iar o uurlhs tIe present
me mn are @i'foV;ooo; lhterhal revenue'
~, lo9,ofo; mlscellaneoHs sources, H2IIz1,-
3o3, making total OF %i63S,2o5S,0oto1G, me
expenditures amount TO ~, loV,onOo0, max I
ilg the dchclt so lar llils llolIll; p9o,I1S2n,i
%, anu d0r the perlou since July l. loof'
Tzz,ool ,'oU. GER, nat ,>,cr
wv >. CASIi BALANUH.
Washington, NOV. Zd.n od ne casn pa,
' 50 no % nt2 - w. ~ o.
reserve, @oo,oof,AfJ' .,
ms does not lncluue yesterday WIN
draWals, Millcn leaves the acluoh golu re-
serve at NoL UDi, ~;
~, AN lMIQltIaNI BILL
washington, NOV. lit Is expected
that very soon aiter the meeting Oh COLI
Sress Dlll VIII De lIltrouuced 10 provide
tnat certain per ceItase Oh llle revenues
OF the government |Ihe acIual rue llol
yet determihed) shall ne pald III goid. 1T Is
doubtful whether during tne snort session
tllls measure can 20 tnTougil coigres, put
very ueierliillieu enoll' IL 10 saiu' VIII W
mace III Lnat connection or1,r
GALLED ON IHn fhESlDDNi.
washington, NOV: zi;-Govern,9f-eleGt
L0Td, Oh oregon, WIN senator MltGhell,
calied on the president To-Day; W.T. Lord
inVlted me president 10 Vlsll oreSoni s,ul-
ing that the people would pc very glad 10
see MIN: senator Mltchell added that II
the president Would come at any lllne alter
tne nrst Oh january ne Wouiu eu SUI me-
i. mat the governor oI OIeeon wouiu lheeI
u at the state me: III WIN De rellieni-
Derea 1hat Governor IehnQy YER le tioi IT, "
meet Tresluehl naTlsroll 1T tng s.u.e ilne
anu stood on MS guDernutorl'ii uishi'y anu
RENAMED at tne state capital; ,,,n
;NFW fhASD w Ilnr wan
washington, NOV IL Inc nclloh VI
european powers on Tue ne" pplasc "
the Japanese chinese war IS now AWARDED
with much interest: Japal suggestion
that American Minister DEn,l VIII be an