New-York tribune., 1896-12-23
IN AND OTT or CONGRESS-.
ANTAGONIST TO AMERICAN GOODS IN
AUSTRIA HUNGARY.

AUSTRIA HUNGARY.
TIE NASHVILLE CENTENNIAL EXPOSITION BILL
SIGNED BY THE PREsIDENT-A TARIFF stG-
GEsrroN FROM SAN FRANCIsco-MoD-
ERN SPRINGFIELD RIFLES FOR
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
AND COMBINATIONS
| Washington Dec. e?.-As showing the Antagonist
attitude OF Austria to all American articles 'onsul
General Max Judd at Vienna calls the attention oi
the State Department to an intended tariff measure
preventing further Importation Of glucose into Aus
| ,ri, HUNGARY All producers Of glucose in Austri,
| haze formed a trust. The market price OF syrup
has been made by them 81 forms Cs iD per lo' kiio-
| grarnmes t22OlG pounds. This price mas ''"p'''
| American producers TO sell their syrup "hcn l.
even better in quality. at lower hgur" Inc lruS"
seeing itself undorsod. has now succeeded In IN
ducing the Government to assist H. 1ne du'S Oh
glucose or syrup has been forms in gold N2 Sp
on 100 kilogramrnes. A tariff. 10 go into efect
January / has now been published, making the
| duty Is forms in gold N7 20. This rate. says
tn. Committeeman. rs on glucose from all co"n-
tries but II is aimed only against the United states
for 1t IL only with syrup from our country 'hat he
syrup Trust (home produc,rsl cannot compete.
American syrup l. sold. LANDED II HAMBURG per per
duty w for Xusfd. being norns IN u.Ir, gg:d
s and freight irOn HamGH's % ne 70 entre AnStr eo
OF 100 kiioerammes OF American s!rup landed N, ,r ~
a aorns aSops IS o. asa,nss ssw IN" duty vii % @
from further sale OF syrup IL hs pesH 1oI ,i
way WIN o,nrt ~ /, was not tariff measure
some other obstacles have crippled their enortS 10
maintain the trade
Senator Bate and Representatives McMilih anu
| Washington. OF Tennessee. were at the "flte
House at 10 O'Clock this morning 10 secure carr!
| notion on the Nashville Centennial Exposition pii'
fl..-s.1 land
President asked few questions TO satisfy himself
tha, the provisions Of tho bill had been fully COM
pcd with. and on being answered IN tns a'iifriS ir
The purrose OF the exposition is to commemorate
the one hundredth anniversary OF the aa;nsS,os s ~
oh ioinsSss. ,lo u" mn, mnth The following November
| R.presentative Loud. Of California. viii prea"H;
| m the Committee Ways and Means. for It's con-
sldcrat,on In the preparation OF tariff bill. letter
from San Francisco broker. giving the statistics
q the Importation Of foreign anthracite coal at that
nor, Tho letter Mr. Loud says. will cause general
surprise and I'm his opinion. the statements " con-
| ,afns warrant serious consideration from hoth
revenue and protection point ~ vt'" FROM IN"
letter fl appears that In isS6 92S tons were import
cd n, San Francisco. The imDortatlons Increased
every year and in 1891 they amounted TO Ss' tons
uhfIe for the first eleven months of this year thcy
have amounted To ST. 25 tons. From l~s 10 lSn' the
| duty on anthracite coal was 90 cents ton from
,so 10 lso 80 Wv. wa" is, for the reason that the guam
tltv OF nnfhracitc coal produced "u''lIe o' VIZ
,baf II ,,as considered an ahsurdity 10 retain u on
III fi'ahl. l' ruf sine" then sN,rn.I'c , m''s ~
,n,b,oCi,. ha'. been discovered near swansea
Wales from which the California impGr,,al2n-
y Canada Me.co ahn nraodcnr @ sections
he letter SAYS. should make protection prudent
measure.
The House Committee on Military Affairs has
ordered a favorable report on the senate n''l 'u-
| thorizing the Secretary OF war TO ISSUE spring
o.ld rifles 10 each State and Territory Tor is Ma
| It'll Guard Tho report shows the total strength
=, tho National Guard 10 he ll2s7a men and officers
| Thcs. are armed with old Springfield rifles ana
arms in exchange for the modern Springned. call can,
| br. IS IL is estimated that about ''"' "''"''"
| springieds will be required.
c,c,e,.rv Lamont sent the House to-day tho
| ronort ~ Major Davis Corps OF Engineers. on the
urvov ~ Mare Island Strait California. Major Davis
recommends the dredging Of channel across INC
| o,,.r h,v and 600 feet wide through the main
| channel, The cost Of the Improvement Is estimated
al sIlsso Major Davis says tna' Ins ZIP a,i
s classes OF naval vessels TO Ieach Mar 'slanu i
Navy Yard cannot be oversafu, ,id i'd hs ~ ndnr,a..n
| by the Government
Senator Butler Pop. y. c.. who. since his en-
| 80 info the Senate has occupied seat on the
Republican side Of the chamber. Will change after
| March 4 Mr. Butler has fled claim FOR the seat
' ~, no D,mocratc side occupied by Hcnernl Cor
| d., of Georgia which VIII he vacated ny tnat
| senator AT the expiration OF his term IN Marcn'
! rho President sent the following nominations To
,ho sopot. to-day: Colonel Charles {. Sawieie 10
| he brigadicr-gcneral ard quartermaster-generai'
| cantain Arthur l.. Wagner 9th Infantry. to be
major and assistant adjutant- general The following
| ., ~, On nt aims and assistant quartermasters; FIRST
| i,.,,,errnts Carroll A. Deyol. 18th Infantry.
! rnomns Cruise 9th Cavalry; Daniel r. hc' my.
is,h Infantry: John r. knight, h cavalry. 10 I've
| cau,ains and commissaries OF subsistence FRS,
Iin,,cnants William II. Baldwin. 7th cavalry, ana
| Jackson eth Infantry. TO be major and paymas'er'
Tho Senate confirmed the following nominations
| to-day. Joseph Emery, Indian Agent klhmath
| AGENCY ore L. f.. Whitchcr receiver OF pun
| uc n,oncvs AT Mitchell S. ID. Captain o. u.
uor,i,s IN be commodore In the Navy on the re-
,,r.d st Also various promotions III 'i' Cut.
,nr,nostcr's Commissary ard Ad)utant-''eh'ihis
larar,uonts OF the Army including thc't sent III
| to-da..
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rron, The Washington Star
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,,as nnf The sea is great thing But II gets III
the sometimes. !" "e''' '''e'' Wv '"'' "''''
WIZ, ,us he terrible" said the boy whom he was
,'r,a;ninr 10 be adrift on the ocean