The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-05
RUSSIA IS SNUBBl
Endeavored to Get Other Pov,.]
Join 10 Intervention.
FRANCE AND GERMANY Deem
Spain Offered France coalino 1
tions for Her Assistance
GERMAN ABUSE OF ANRs,
The Press Very Bitter in Its ~.
on the. United stntes-On
the French Treaty.

copyrighted, 1893. by Associatea n
Berlin. June 4.--The past week n,
messed important negotiations NJ.
Germany, Russia and France, Russ.
time being the prime mover, for int.
| ton in the Hispano American war
wards Of fortnight ago Russia apprc.
France with this object in view ~
rect communication was opened ~.
the czar and Count Muraviem. the Pm.
minister for foreign affairs, on a.
side and President Faure and NJ. Hap,.
the French minister for foreign aiYsin
| the other. Although France at The
| break of the war was most anxios
| bring about Intervention, it is now
lively said that although Russia CAV.
surances that she would back I'D ANY !
attempt, that France has fatty refus
! participate in renewed efforts In M,
rection. 1t was owing to this perems
| refusal. so greatly at variance ],
Frances former attitude, that Senior
Y Castillo, the Spanish ambassaao,
France, went to Madrid ana commur,
| tons between Madrid and Paris \
opened. 1t is reported in certain N
that spain offered TO cede France o.
stations on the Balearlc islands Il !
would take part III the intenatio0a
| PREVENTION.
Their reply has been made to Seuc, Il
tillo or to the Spanish government. n.
| Is strong evidence that the reply n
made, VIII not be what Spain desires
Ia the meanwhile Russia has apprO,
! Germany with similar offer to ss,
a new effort at joint Intervention. ~
Cstensacken, the Russian ambassadC
| Germany, has had three lengthy ii
views with Baron Won Buelow, the !
man minister of foreign affairs, this
but the correspondent of the AssodI
Press can state that Germany has
equivocally refused to Join the pro,
attempt at intervention at the m
luncture. The German government ae
teels the anomalous position which
been created by the fact that while
government and the inspired press
estiy desire an unbroken contlnuauu
tho friendship of the United Stats
per cent Of the papers and the people
Ssh in yentilating their spleen against
government and the people of AmerIa|
question which has been repeatedly
seriously discussed In government cir|
mere Is whether something could mol
zone to stop the persistent attacks Of
american newspapers, as thsy
| very injurious to National Interest," |
| The alleged recent Spanish yicto1|
santiago has been enlarged upon Will
| companyins comments affirming Its n
a majority Of the papers continue 10 Ed
| the Americans with cowardice in. as
| put 1t, railing to meet the Spaniards u
FORCES, 1t is alleged, are so dispropori|
ately small compared with the Ames|
| forces.
All the news from Spanish sourrs|
believed, whereas If it is from Amer
sources it is promptly branded as do|
ful or as being lies. Many newspal|
as well as individuals. express the col
ton that the Americans could never 4
out the help of England. conquer u
and seize Cuba.
All attempts to set public opinion 10
country right has been rendered futi1
the refusal of the German y
papers to publish communication
news items tending in that
ton. Even quotations of glaring miss
ments sent out by the American emu
here have not always been printed
The news OF the conclusion of the III
American reciprocity treaty disp'
| Germany
The Tageblatt comments upon II y
lows: "The main fact is that Frame
obtained concessions from the
States While we ars still in the nlas
I The sugar war there. That we w
| pleased with this nobody expects,
is doubtful whether the present my
| VIII be iropportune to raise any "
objection"
German exporters, it is announces
shortly memoriallZe the government y
questions involved In the Franco-Ame|
| treaty.
new party styled national socll.I
which has been formed in German'
making efforts to insure its success =
| coming elections. The party is s'Iu1
nationalstic. with tendencies toward
kinds of social reforms and greater
| teal liberties. Many prominent III
have Joined its ranks.
The Prussian government will sho,uI
sHN NNNAENN AiIsiN a FFtNA"'
conferred on monarchic laborers ana y /
people who have sworn their Loyal VI
lions for thirty years or upwards. ~.
eminent and the emperor believe INA
action will tend to check the ini.s
socialism among the working peope
Prof, Stoerck of the Griefswaid " vi
sity. in an article in the Deutsche 4,
a high class monthly. under the capt.
"lnternal Rights" says; "Amefioa
right 10 interfere In Cuba And' oo
ing. he says he rejects Monroeism a.
gerous to the whole world
The professor then says
where lynch law survives is unit
the judge over other countries
Prof. Stoerck also says he eA'rrI
European coalition against the
States IN be the outcome of the prese,.
saying this is necessary in order "
the rights of the European coh.inss
questions Of consumption and proeus"