Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-27

WASHINGTON, March 20,
The trouble between the United statos
and Germany over the lattcrs exolu-
sion of American cattle has assumed
moro pacific aspect OF late. aud officials
are hopeful that the subject may he
adjusted without further friction. The
German authorities have urged with
apparent sincerity that they had no
purpose to retollaic against the United
states because Of the tariff dlferenUai
duty placed on German sugars. 1t has
been pointed out that Germany took
similar action against her near neigh
Dor Austria, whcn II waa suspected
that hogs coming from Austfia were
contaminated. And az Austria ana
Ncrmany are members ~ the triple al
lance II IL nfgod that her course IA
SHOWN 10 be inspired entirely hy sani-
tary prcrnutiun, aud not through poo
litlcal retaliation.
The German authorities also take the
position that they win at once end the
exclusion OF American cattle when II Is
established that they are entirely free
IRON disease, In their lnVontia9itlonR
OF the subject they have become natla-
He'd that the mothode Of government In.
sprcuon IN this country are worry rlgld
H4ih Nlt'NAlNt, anu tnNy 10 NOT uOuht
that this Will lead TO Burh perfect
hsalthfulne-s among the cattle shipped
abroad that thu cause for the exclusion
Viii disappear nc no distant day Az.
Nnrnnces are given that when this no.
ours the embargo will be AT once nus.
pended
Another interesting report upon the
war between ciassHcs In Germany
Nsr hErnrinnN ON tho one side and the
Misunderstanding aud mercantile on tho
uthcr--haH been received al tho depart
mont uf state from United Stntes Con.
SUI General Charles boi<ay at Berlin
Ia thlH case the consul general touchca
upon the efforts being made tu prevent
q thrlm war from being waged by Gcr-
many On Argentina, and shows how
the conditions now ARE very similar to
those which caused the attack upon
the producers of the United Stntca.
u appears that tho ngrHrlnnu arc
seeking TO prevent the heavy importa-
ton OF quobrachO wood. uapd for tam
ming ana medicine. This attack IN In
the interest OF the owners or oak woods.
The German chamber OF commerce hns
lust sent To the rclohatnR memorial In
opposition 10 the demand OF the protoc-
tiuniatH that Argentina shan be nnii.
Ned by the German government of the
termination Of the most favored nation
clause OF her treaty The chamber
hhlNH lNhi lUlH Mhull simply rum the
German export trade To- La plata.
worth $4,000, 600 10 $4,000 900 annually.
Then Franco, Italy lenglnnd. and be-.
fore all others the United Stntca would
hasten 10 occupy u field closed 60 ua
by the war OF tariffs" say the mono.
HniiEta,
The ugrarlans. according 10 the res
port, wish to shut ont an the chief nru-
olra which come Into competition with
products OF German arabic lands ana
forests, particularly wheat, quebnrhn,
wood, hides, WOOL ana horse hair or
late the increase In wheat Imports from
Argentina have been considerable, be-
ing i,ilG,0oO double hundred weights
IN 1893, M against $4,000 IN $500.
Prussia has an Income tax which last
year yielded s2D,Oig0si, aud some facts
regarding re- operations ns reported To
the state department by United stutca
Consul Morris at Ghcpt nelHium, are
OF lntercHt 10 people In the United
states. who are about 90 try the expert
mont The Startling fact In this report
~ the remarkable number Of persons