The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-12
|BAYARD NOW AFRAID OF TRANSCRESSINC.
It is Claimed Mrs Maybrick Would
Be Free We're Any Other Man
American Ambassadors.
NEW REMEDY fOR THE TREATMENT OF TUBERCULOSIS
Bstfour's Irish Land Bin - President
Kruger Orders u Brougham-Roya
Bctrothais P"ndinR-Sensa-
ttonal Arrest.

London, Arril li.--tCopyrighted. 1915, y,
the Associated Press)-The Improvement
in trade. shown In the returns for tn,
| first quarter of the present year, has
| been greeted with great satisfaction and
1t is pointed out that the increases are
dua to an ail-around development OF
| trade and INDUSTRY. In al lition. there L.
T. promise OF further progress being shown
| during the current quarter. The returns
as already cabIsd, show that the imports
lave announced to liz, ~, 80 pounds against
| lNSi"Nov pounds Tor lsA6. Inc ,Nror,s
Tor the hrst quarter OF 1876 We're 6l soS.
| VIA eSainst o2,..V, opl puunus for last year
! at tue same tlme. Oniy Two importan,
| .ccreases are SHOWN IA duliaple artic.es
OF loou and drink ana raw textile mate
| lialS. hc home exports increased ~
| every Instance and moreover tue increase
represents fair advance in prices.
| thc resolutions introduced by Mir. Cali
~ Inc United states senate In the case oi
/ Mrs. Florence Mdybrick, Inc American
| woman who Is Undergoing Il sentence OF
| Imprisonment for lie aater huNinS been
| husbanu by poison. mas produced many
| sarcastic comments in the press. Some
OF the papers mere intimate mat the SEN
ate interieres with eveIybody's business.
| but tie friends of Mrs May ANA a
! portion OF the press think that the SEN
ate,s action viii he beneficial TO the IN
stance, says. While the senate's action
wit FOR the moment harden the so-caiied
judicial mind OF Lnsland Yet II WA com
| pei u partial hv,stigatioh OF inc vase
ny the press IN this country. which viii
ultimately move the nome offices and 1t
is probable that We shall see a similar re-
suit with the Venezuelan meter. The
| nome office will he compelled by the
commotion OH both sides of the Atlantic
TO alter its policy ana when additional
light has been thrown on the case. we
may. expect reprieve after sleepy de-
lay"
ne friends of Mrs. Maybrick are Sc
we're in their criticisms of United States
Ambassador Bayard. They even 20 SO tar
as TO say that Mrs. Maybrick would have
been tree by this time had any other
man occupied the post OF ambassador OF
the United States here. The claim that
MIR. Bayard is now so afraid of trans
srsssins what Is termed "dp'om matte
in the matter. Although the Washington
petition, with weighty signatures. was
transmitted through MIR. Bayard ny the
state department, neither the foreign Of
fee nor the home office informed the
United States embassy of its recent de-
cision In the Maybrick case.
Mr.. Gerald Batfour, the chief secretary
for Ireland, on Monday next will intro
duce an Irish land bin of far larger
scope than that brought forward " Mr..
for Ireland III the liberal administrator.
Ii proceeds on the principle thai The p,lI-
chase by the occupying tenant IS the 'ii'l-
mate solution OF inc 5diuIutsstipu III i''-
land. Mr. Balfours task has been easier
by the increasing prosperity OF Ireland.
where agitation is becoming decidedly al
a discount The savings banks tdeposi.s
tho highest figures ever recorded ibe-
sides. the bulk Of the evictcd tenants have
returned 10 their holdings, and smith
Barry ns one example. has just come 10
terms with AL his agricultural tenants IN
Tirrtrary and other important sctto-
mohts are in progress.
t,.t- .l,i he affl
lord lieutenant of Ireland ana appointing
n member OF the royal family, poSsip3
the duke of York The heir prssumpilNe'
TO reside permanently in Ireland. IL asain
being aciiatcd. The question VIII be raised
shcrtlv in the house OF commons. 1t -
said that the scheme finds favor win
Irishmcn OF all parties ana lhal IL very
Michael Davitt has disposed OF Land
Iogue cottage and has taken up his resi-
dencc nj Bnttcrsea. ,
broughnm from II celebrated firm OF Lon
don carriage builders. a fact which mas
caused quite little comment. But frchl-
vitatlon from the secretary of state Tor
the colonies Mr.. Chamberlain, 70 V!sit |
this country and instead of assuming a
peaceful aspect there Is stu much talH OF
sending an army corps TO south AFRICA;
Queen Victoria has subscribed tlo9 10 tne
object of restoring the nolsters ana crypt
at Canterbury cathedral 10 commemorate
the thirteen htiIidr"utn hnHl''ia"iy VI Wv
baptism of King Ethcibeft ,
Empress Frederick OF Germany. ~ Is an
nounccd, Intends to spend m'ien w, in AZ
for Inc lease OF The Duke of Buccleuch's |
beautiful place near Windsor So IL,
The Prince and Princess Of Walss WI,
OF Salisbury At Hatfield house at , he emo
Of Aiay. The Marquis and NatchloiieSs vi
Salisbury Will also give n garden p",ly NJ
HATFIELD house IN July NJ which many
r,ntnhors of Tho royal family viii be pres |
Cnt. ,
rectod bnck 10 town today. He went from
Lord Mlddleton's to IA nouse parry, hNun
in honor Of the crown prince OF siaih' Mt
Buckingham palace; ..,s,,,, ,;,o.
of Prince Albert of Flanders 10 inc second
daughter of Archduke Carl Lna%lg o OF
Hst'n ~ p PR, Pauline. daughter OF Inc
kirg of Wurtemburg: that OF Prince Al |
hert, Of saxs-cobn,g-I;ooha 70 ,d fI amails
that OF King Alexander OF servih TO FIN
cess Marie Of Greece.
The Saturday Review severely Attacks
the foreign policy OF the United Sthtes |
which it says Is entirely luc 10 me tact
that II is "A year for the presidential cleo |
ton and both parties are coinpet'me "
The field of "sensaiion and 1nIo'sin, ana i
adding; "The politicians are eager TO hsht
November's battle in the mir instead OF
on solid ground.
woman named Dyer and her son-in-law, |
Palmer. charged with numbering num-
l,er Of infants. The bodies OF SIX cnildren
who had apparently been sirdngied 10
death have been recovered from tho
Thames. Into which they. were thrown |
weighted down with rocks. &C. IT is
added mat letters were found at the wo- |
mans house showing that many OF the |
parents with whom she and her supposed |
accomplice had dealings with were aware |
Of tho fate intended for the infants. |
These letters II appears. were from per- |
sons In all classes OF society The coroners |
have been puzzled at the recovery OF so |
many bodies from the Themes between |
Wrapping and Battersea, some or them |
nude and others wrapped In brown paper |
or old linen hut up TO the present time |
Inc authorities Of these many serious mnr- |
ders could not he traced. Seventeen chill
drcn arc known 10 have been comrptted |
10 the care OF Mrs. Dyer and her son-in- |
law, Palmer. since Christmas. or these |
seventeen children at the present time the |
present whereabouts OF only four can be !
ascertaned by the police.
TURKISH SAVAGERY.
Paris April 1O.--The Matin, referring to /