Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-14

Roumsnia and ser,ia ' aaas Il. aF7cs-
that German cATHf..~e e..Hrg' very C9n-
siderable reaue.aas ln 'n, tuee OF aa.y
charged lr ttg aHUf.r't. H.Ut, lui tErr
dld get D. settlement e. lH..r- Ntrr term
OF several years s0 ua' 'h." fuogll seek
business ana take contracts IS n no fears
OF having the customs da'A L. raised
AGAINST them In taH case %. ftyer7 ,ap
advantages v,-c ua-e wart". CEcrv do
cl1el concessions .u -aH.'aet.rbl goods
were made uy RUSSIA. tut 'usy Vara paid
Tor By lrH1r.a". concessions a- fGrraaur
on grain and Tho result has hrali ar ugrh
dIsraut0H' ly i.uss.au maaH.s1 4Ursra as
by German or-ialltlrisfE. It iEi believed
iu Germany 'haf the present Erra3 activity
OF manufacturing and commerce ie p.l-
rHGnou' aud one evidence OF .hc rapid
growth of manufacturing IN GgrMa- y.
cue in great o. .HElrr 10 the upouar uf
fu-g.E En markets ls the fact tagt iu the
first hsE o' 1896 The coal consumption OF
the ci'g O. Berlin vas 30 per cent greater
tuat 1t was U the &rst hnN OF 1895.
Both italy hrt austria eeo50 a. Iirsor. 90
rcEar1 thr cripple alliance with ,egld interest
Ags ria hafrr -ar.ralar. checked 30 fin.
tha: -.Emsr.b r.z gears 5Ec aa- q saas,t
alliance w.-h Russia from which Austria
was 90 obtain u- hsrga. Both arc "lash-
lug ou. f.r themselves o. that Che triple
alliance may be To.G So ur Iu process ui als-
solution. Nl-l rs ler..at reliance VIII ar
placed iun.a and more it would apnHar. upon
what may la called 'Hg uaEura. allie. .- tha
Two ponsrs Tor help against the French
fleet !u the Mediterranean I'a't turns .0
England while Aus ria look. 70 the same
power for D against Russia 10 the HaiElu
peninsula In the new groupings %. the
powers eg- hriuu ana pe ae VIII iuuu-lcsH
be secured. aUt ttg usr.-s gF gravity u.
Europe pals'Ina will dnu'fIaa- h. Eu 7fa1
Al present ); seems 80 be az S. PETERSBURG
The coupia1er. notion .las France. be-
cause o. thu free Use o. light wines is a
land Of exceptional soh-iety ia ru5ely tia-
turbel By some figures put forward boy Prof
Jules Denis 0i Geneva. Assuming tha. beer
contains. on the average 3 per cent. cider
per cent and wine 80 per cent OF alcohol
and reckoning suitable percentages 0t ai.g-
mol In brandy. rum. whisky and other sH.r-
It's. he finds that France consumes each wear
the appalling tgsai OF thirteen quarts o. pure
alcohol for each Individual uf the uouuiariun
Switzerland come next with Jng quarts. BEL
Elum ltaly and e. Garmgry following lI order.
down 20 England wi.d nine quarts sweden
where the GDthruHGrr system has greatly
mod fed the liquor trade consumes only fllr
quarts and Norway three. Moreover. drink.
Ing b. on the increase ln France and Bel
Eium stationary in Switzerland and ItuIv.
and decreasing IL Scandinavia Germany and
England.
There are about 1000 persons in France
who are get down as anarchists and are un-
der the constant watch Of the police Of the
various European countries They are OF
many n0tionalitiss nearly th-ee-fourths be-
ing foreigners and tho remainder OF native
birth. Italy has the IarEes. number swift
zerlaLd next. with Germany and Russia fol-
lowing Austria and belgium are lowest
on tho list their joint tribute to it being en- is
q little over 100. Except i'm the case uf the
Russian contingent most OF them are argi-
sane and day laborere and persons OF no
occupation. but the majority OF the MIsr7-
vite malC0r-euts are educated persons 30
per cent being students. like number O.
professional men and only q Fraction o..
them pursue occupations requiring no edu-
cational training.