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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-08
Hogan's Alley.
an adxanee notice saws

An advance notice says;
"Gilmore and Leonard's Hogan.
Alley company, farce comedy In
three acts and 100 laughs, will be the
next attraction at the opera house on
Friday, Jan. ~. lIogan's Alley vas
constructed especially for the fnn loving
public, lie plot being only to please;
there being not a dry moment during
lie action, and fun reigns supreme from
the usisg to the falling Of the curtain,
each character being represented
ruihiully aud not ovcrlraWn.
The New York World has spoken n
ita as being a comedy that has never
yet been equaled, and the Yellow Kid
plays many important pranks, which
keeps the audience Ia The best humor,
all the music, songs and dances being
the very latest, and very catchy.
Those DESTROYS Of spending a pleasant
evening should not fall to secure seats
at once"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-08

New York, Jan. t-Accurling 20 the
Washington correspondent u Tho Tnb.
uno Umguay ha, hardly emerged from
one revolution which p.ultod in the
assassination ~ President Bunla. and
The government has harlly regulat.
ga itself io che conditions when
anoibrr overthrow b Promised b.
Tho flagship Cincinnati of the
SOUTH Atlantic s1uadron has hcyn sent
20 Mmroyidoo. whom she has arrived,
reinforcing the Catiino, alnady there.
in nfnln.l Am-r-ran -ni-n-l.-
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-08

Chattanooga, Jan i-"Auni' Ma
linda Fulton, a uofnssa, died ~ Tula.
hunh Tenn seNell authenticated ~.
oTls show bee % have lsfn iia years
nld. and that he Was che slave II Col.
John Washington hluihof ~ Onnoml
nrurFl Washington fh9 allnundrd iu
interesting rrmlnissnees II il0 Naah.
inHion family.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-08
Uncle Josh spruceby

The next attraction at the grand op.
era house will he the laugbable rural
comedy, Uncle Josh spruceby, to be
presented on the evening OF Jan. 10.
This is by far the best attraction Of the
kind travelling, and is always well re-
ceiyed here. The company carries a
tine band aud orchestra and presents a
good clever show without objectionable
features. The scenic effects used are
excellent and the saw mill scene Is "a.
pecially realistic and thrilling.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-08

Jackson Jan Tho mouse OF rcprc-
sentative, pissed "a concurrent paoIu.
ton introduced hy Representative Nc
laurin inviting Hon W j Bryan Of
Nebraska to address the present session
Of thc legislature There was only ono
dissenting vote. that % Mr. Gay ct the
E---mI II.IrL.I
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-08

Washington, Jan i.-Jusiicc Shias
IN the United States supreme court %.
day refused the application Of Attorney
Bnriman Tor wnis staying the oSccu.
ton of Theodore Durmnt Mr. Boari.
man mad his petition At length 10 the
court en- hanc, consuming half an hours
time, Tho iusticos asked many qucs.
tions 10 get AZ the exact status Of the
case The justices then retired 10 the
conference nom 90 consider After a
short time the court announced the writ
was denied
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-08
Attention, Veterans.

Camp h. Robinson is ordered to
meet at s o'clock p. m. Saturday the
s.h, at the courthouse In Bryan 10 con.
slider proper resolutions In regard b
the death Of comrade l.. $ Ross. By
order Of r. X. Chatham.
W. dillie Mitchell, Commander.
Adjutant.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-08

Tacuma. Wash. ian i-on sept N
last John W Horn lcft San fmncisoo
fu Taonmn with letter Of credit for
$4,000 Issued hy a San Francisco bank
since which Time noihiug has horn aon
u hoari of him Horn wnsa rturnod
klondikcr and q luiief frm relatives In
Eldnn, Ia, suggests that probably be-
has lson murdered Tho polioo ai San
fmnoisoo and suund cities have lorn
unable o. lnam anything ~ him sinoo be-
stepped ga Che nofthlnund bat
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-08

Palestine, Tex, Jan. "A little
daughter Of a Mn. Bishop, who resides
IN the country o. few miles from this
city, died from burns which she pcciycd
a few days ago She went into the
woods with her brother. aud they sct
fire 10 pile Of leaves, which caught her
dress and burned her fatally before the
flames could d. pnt ont.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-08

Richmond Ind. Jan Tho Rich.
mond Grain and Stock Exchange, con.
trolled by Odel a Co Of Cincinnati. i.
IN trouble. Hiblari. the local manager
Is absent and behind over $500 in his &C.
counts with hisomployor- While local
investors arc pressing claims for 5000
Odell q Co rciuse 10 pay until llibl0rl
mako. good M. dlnnlt.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-08

Mar.hall, Tex, Jam An imrog
tant capiuU was made Arch Tram.
NELL. an escaped state convict. was cap.
tuned u miles south Of Marshall, and Be-
now in Jail Tnmmen was convicted
IN this county and given thrcv ycar in
the penitcntary Officers have hcon ON
the alert Tor TUmmCll for the past four
months
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-08

Sing Sing, Jan ,-Fip was discov.
erred Thursday In the messroom Of the
state prison. Instead Of taking adyan.
tagc of thc incident % make an escape,
the prisoner set 90 work 10 cAunguish
Tin llnm..
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-08

Atlanta, Jan. i.-Thomas Cyrus was
hanged herr at 10 go O'Clock "a. OIL. The
moose Slipped fmm behind Do ,ai. auj
death Usuliod imn simngulati1n Do
mado no statement whatever 0n thg SAD.
lows llis crime was che murder az
Annie johnson. d coloud domestic in
the houso ~ Governor Atkinson
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-08

f1vmun, tcX, Jan. WIN Uwtch.
field and Wade Foreman. two negroes
living near Pilot Point, wcr. arrested At
Mckinney ona charge Of stealing two
lalc. VI enlinn lrum ] d. LncL.nn.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-08

GLASGOW Jan i-N q Or a. Hat.
noka rhrmi0al Wmls ihsn Naa an
rzIlasinn Nhirh KILLED four fnman and
injured a numlsr ~ other leapla Tho
damage Il estimated n $50 600
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-08

Becvillo, Tex, Jan. ~. b. Gmyson
Of Mississippi was arrested here ON the
arrival Of the Southern Pacific tain ON
achargc Of ombczzlemcnt and taken 90
san Antonio 10 answer the charge, pre-
fcrrcd against him by Underwood, u
horse dealer, also of san Antonio.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-08

Colmosnel, Tex, Jan. A verdict
Of not guilty was rendered IA che dis.
trict court at Woodvillc IN 'hc cisr Of 4.
v Goodrum of Houston county, who
has hcen ON trial herc un charge Of
,mlekllcmCut
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-08

Center. Tex, Jan. 1-Henry Hamil'
ton was shot and almost instantly killed
about thrcc miles south Of hcc. Frank
Cannon came 90 town with a bullet
wound IN his arm and surrendered,
Both Inriirs werc colopd
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-08

Terrell, Tex, Jan. IN. Garner died
here Of heart failure. No complaint of
illness was made when he retired, but
in short time be- woke his wife and ~
qucstcd her 90 send fora physician, who
arrived too late 10 b. Of any services.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-08

Augusta. Ca, Jan. Tho IMPORT
that Major NJ T.. Handy condition had
taken turn for the worse is denied by
his friends On the contrary the doc.
tors state that Mayor liandy's condition
b greatly improved.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-08

hainmidgo, Ca. Jan. - Simon Hop.
kins, colord, was hanged benz az 1880
O'Clock this morning iar che munlor ~
n friend named Harris. whom De- ron.
ioffod o. have killed
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-08

Greenfield, Jan. John O'Nicl,
Jrp was hanged IN the Franklin county
jail Tor the muulr u Mrs Hattie D.
McCloud in auckland, Jan. s. 1906
o'Ncill protested Dis imoceugc 90 enc
L.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-08

Grapevine, Tex, Jan Monroe
Gillrrt's little son wa, kicked by "a
hons here and lady hurt. hi, skull o..
ing crushed in over his right temple.
He b. ,ull IN prpCuous condition.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-08

los Angeles, Jan. Tho laui OF
directors OF the chamber uf c1mmcr'c iu
common with similar organizations
passed resolutions extending to pr-i.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-08

dent Mckinney an invitation 10 attend
the Tmnsnississippi Commercial con.
grcss to be- held at Wichita, Kan, In the
fall of Isns.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-01-08
THE DAILY EAGLE.

niefcd 81 he Posioaico Al Bryan. Texas a.
Second Class mail matter
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-12-10

BY Mr.. Midlise. on behalf of the Com
mittee on Finance
Resolved, That warrants he ordefe1
drawn UPON the City Treasurer in favor
oil the Sinking Fun Commission for the
following amount for sinking fund pur-
poses, fiscal year, 1Ss8-1s99:&
nc pay $1,000 Fire Department
Building Bonds. due July "A. 1891.
act March 9, 1885, resolution May
Is, 1888 49,. ..s..-. .-.ss......... $1,00G
To pay 5000 Fire Department
building Bonds, due September
10, 1902; act March 9. 1888; resolu-
ton August q, 1894 ,...... 1000
70 pay xl,000,OO9 So Jersey city
Bonds, due April i 1904; act Feb
ruary u, 1854, resolution April Z,
1855. s.. 10000
70 pay $45y.0W Maturing Bonds,due
June 1 lslo, act February Il, 1875 800
resolution April =, lSSU l5'ouV
TO pay Si9v,VV alTerence etWee
GU ana new MssessmenI Bohus;
80 ~ <apli n t2i1, dSt 15atci /" -oo
1851; resolution May 1lsSl 4'S9o
70 pay sszssyVV; Water BonaS. uue
rsDruary !, ls'9i aee JaluarS ~ % aoo
1907 lsS u ~ 5aIluaIy p, deosi- 41,VV'
4 9 Pay sooS Sy a6s asssSsnlsnt 6odIus
4dlu q1vv,oSo fd95 Dodlsss 7 1Se
Jai1Jat ;an NsSss,sh : II - 51oSSii Ao'O' r. nm
ma 49, s2no non Sssassn Z lcai5i $50
RanSe d,s San9a7n5ar Io59. III
fWarch' "A 1907 rasnI,,f3an ay4glst
ia nav asy9' ssoo. an Assessment fGoidi ii'00'
RRands IN, Nyav i 1914. aet MMareIR
il tSeS. resolution Anril - 1S4 10 non
To pay aSs0' Loo Fire Department A''''
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-12-10
TnE JERSEY CRY NEWS. SATURDAY. DECEMBER 10 1898

tionery presented the following:
Resolved, That $685. be paid to A. e.
Nolan, for stationery supplies, Clerks
office. November. 1898, claim No. 463.
Charge printing and stationery.
Adopted by the following vote on a cali
for the ayes
Ayes-All The members Of the Board,
fve4(5) in number.
On motion of COMMISSIONS Boltwood
the Board adjourned to meet Friday, De-
cember 2. 1898, at ten a. NJ.
8s M s4W FiarE
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-12-10
BOARD or
iotlcial proceedings.l

O1tittCA RiONNCoitASD-l NJ
Adjourned meeting Of the Board OF
Finance held in its rooms. at the City
Hall, Wednesday, Nov. 30. 1898, at s
O'Clock p. NJ.
Present-President H~eppenheimer and
Messrs. Midlige, Ringle and Simpson,.
Absent Mr.. Bailey-1.
The regular order of business was taken
up on motion of Mr.. Midlige.
PETITIONS. ETC.
Petitions were presented by ]. p. Covert
and Archibald McCallum. concerning as
personal taxes.
fReferred to Board Of Tax Commits
sioners.l
OFFICIAL COMMUNICATIONS.
Jersey City, Nov. q, 1898.
From the City Colleetors:A
Hon.. Board OF Finance, Jersey City
Gentlemen-For the proper transaction
of the public business / require an as
sistant messenger, and in accordance with
point Sherman Bunham as assistant
messenger, at a salary of $50 per month,
for three months, commencing Nov. rs,
1888, subject to your concurrence.
ROBERT DAVIS,
City Collector.
Received and ordered fiied.)
From the Ravine. Road Sewer Conn
November %. 1898.
Hon. Board Of Finance
GentleInenLI hand you herewith the
requisition of the Ravine Road Sewer
Extension Commission, duly attested by
the Clerk of the Commission, for COM
pensation Of James F. Minturn, as coun-
sci to the Commissioners, as fixed and
determined in accordance with the stat
utes, by His Honor Job II. Lippincott,
Esq, Justice of the Supreme Court; also
copy of the order of said Court, fixing
the compensation; also requisition for
the balance of retained percentage due
Thoma Cavanagh, on account of his
contract for construction of the Ravine
Road sewer.
Yours respectfully,
Z. w. HARRISON,
Prest. Rayine Road Sewer Commission.
The following is the order of the Court
above referred to-
Before Hon. Job H. Lippincott, one of the
Justices of the Supreme Court Of the
State Of New Jersey.
In matter Of the application Of the COM
missioners for the payment of expenses
of the construction OF the main outlet
sewer in the city Of Jersey City.
Application having been made to me Ply
James f. Minturn to fix his compensation
as counsel to the Commissioners for the
construction of the main outlet m
the city of Jersey City from the twelfth
day of November, A. p, 1880. TO the TWEEN
appearing under the provisions of an act
Of the LEGISLATURE of the State of New
Jersey, providing for the organization Of
the said Commissioners, thai power IS
vested in me to fix the compensation for
the said counsel. together with the other
officers of the said Commission
/ do on this tWenty-third day OF N9yem-
Der, A. d. 1898. order that the sum OF i've
hundred dollars be and it Is hereby al
lowed to the said Rayine Road Sewer
Commissioners, to be paid to the said
James b. Minturn for services as counsel
TO the said Board of Ravine Road Sewer
Commissioners, and to be included by the
said Commissioners in their assessment,
JOB H. LIPPINCOTT,
]. S. G..
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-12-10
ESTIMATE OF QUANTITIES.

About 1900 cubic yards of earth
AS aua''G 5 cubic yards Of rock ex-
cavation ...-.- .-..... sng
About S cubic yards of earth nlllng;
About 1880 square yards OF spnai
About S.oo6 iineal feet of curb stone
Abol1t 40 square yards of repaving,.
About lis lineal feet OF reset curp
Aho,It $50 square feet of relaid bridge
About 50 iineal feet of cribbing %
Abolf 3 reset receiving basin neaus.
About 10 manhole heads .-...
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-12-10
100 PER CENT STANDARD.

The Barber Asphalt Paving co.. onereu 70 iuamNn m
work for 9ph% of above standard go - fnaba ali materials and do a.
New Jersey Mexican sphai Co pHereu 70 iuiHnA a. ~
work for $3.50 of above ndar
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-05
REINDEER AND DRIVERS.

Washington. Feb. 5.--A cablebram re-
ceived at the war department yesterday
from Or. Jackson at Alton, Norway.
announced that the steamship Mani
toban, chartered by Lieutenant Deyore
for the government, had just sailed from
that port for New York with $50 rein
deer and 81 Lapp men and women to
care for the animals and drive them on
the government relief expedition when
they arrive in Alaska.
Inquiries have been made at the de-
partments instance as to the prob
ability of finding in Alaska the moss
upon which the reindeer feeds i'm his
native country. The Presbyterian mis-
sionary at Hsines, w. w. Ware. writes
as follows: There is very little moss
indeed along the coast, but so miles
over the coast range there is great
abundance. Some says the whole coun-
try is covered. | accept that statement
with some reservation. but should
Judge that there must be a good deal"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-05
WARREN.

A musical and literary entertainment was
given at Armory Hall Friday.eyening for the
benefit of Miss Emily J. Dunn, under the
direction OF Miss Flora Belle Card, dramatic
reader and teacher, assisted by Miss May j.
Merchant. vocalist; Miss Jennie Champlin and
Miss Florence Freeman, pianist, Mr. Henry
j. Peck violinist. The program which was
an interesting one was presented before a
good sized audience.
Mr.. VIM. Mckenzie, an aged citizen, died
Friday afternoon of pneumonia at his resi-
dence OH Church street. The antiquarian de-
partment Of the George Halle Free Library
observed today the eighth anniversary of it's
opening at the rooms of the library building
occupied by the antiquarian exhibit. The
collection of historic relics, curios land other
articles OF interest comprises one of the most
interesting and valuable collections in this
part of the state.
Mr. l. L. West, who purchased a new west.
ern horse few weeks ago, had the misfor-
tune to lose il yesterday, the animal dying
from an attack OF pneumonia.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-05
AT THENORTH END.
A Horse Collides With Trolley Car and
Is Sb0t-A club Social.

There was serious and expensive runaway
at about o o'clock last night which took i'm
highways in this city and Pawtucket. shortly
before the hour named horse owned by H.
NJ. Arnold a Son, stable keepers, which was
attached 10 a sleigh started from the corner
OF Main and North Main street. Pawtucket,.
on lively run. 10 was "A stced that could 20
for its record was woll up among the best
and its market value was $500. The horse ran
up Main street TO Garden through Garden To
Pawtucket pike down the pike 70 North Main
street At the corner OF the latter thorough
fare and Fourth street the animal was 90
wild that II did not notice an electric car
which was bowling along at n lively rate.
Right against the front corner of the car
dashed the valued stoed. Down went the
horse with two holes in its left shoulder that
man could put both his fists into. The car
was in charge of Notorman John McGuigan
and Conductor Fceney but they could have
done nothing to prevent the accident. The
car struck the sleigh and demolished it,
Officer McElroy and the car men looked after
the horse and the officer led il 10 p Handy's
barn 100 North Main street and DR. L. L.
Dawoy of Pawtucket was oalled. He found
that the animal besides having had shoulder
fractured was internally injured. Officer
Howard ;. Paine shot the injured animal at
the request of the owners.
CoMRADE CLUB SOCIAL.
The second select socinl Of the Comrade
Club held in What Cheer ball last evening
was attended by about eighty couples and
proved most enjoyable affair. Fays Belmont
orchestra furnished ex xcellent music for dane.
ing and the management of the floor could
scarcely have been improved upon. The grand
march was led by general floor director
Charles A. Brady and Miss Mamie Canning
and the second couple was assistant floor
director. John y. Connors and Miss Fay.
Al intermission the Comrade quartet sang
some good songs. Miss Bugbee read and there
were vocal selections by Joseph Miller.
Edward Brady, Frank williams and Thomas
Mcdonald. The nids were: Luke Masterson,
Thomas Mcdonald, Bernard j. Martin, Frank
Williams James Stanford; committee of ar.
rangemonts Charles A. Brady, chairman:
Nehiamish b, Bucklin, secretary Edward +.
Lane, treasurer; George Doyle, James
Mahon; reception committee, John German
William Naylor, Edward Brady. Joseph
Miller
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-05
EAST PROVIDENCE.

The regular meeting of BuclSlin Relief
Corp No. was held last evening in Grand
Army Hall. Mrs. Ella Burt, tie newly
elected department PRECEDENT Is "A member
and past president OF this corps, and last
evening il was voted TO tender her and her
ofricial staff a reception February 18th in
Grand Army Hall. All the past department.
presidents will be invited as well as Buck.in
Post No. 20, G.. A. r., and Thomas r. Sails
bury Camp No. 2, &. Of V.
Last evening Squautum Tribe No. 12, j. O.
r. NJ. had a Jolly time at their meeting in
Pythian Hall. The following great officers
were present: Great sachem, Maynard I;
deputy. Eugene Allen great prophet, Clifford
Dean great senior sycamore, Archey; great
Junior sycamore. Mercicr; great keeper OF
wampnm, q. q. Phillip. There were guests
present from Nsrragansett Tribe No. of
Natick and Watehemoket Tribe No. z M
Fast Providence. Long talks were made 10y
The great chiefs after which chowder supper
was served
Last evening sicghing party OF twenty
under the management of William &. Bliss
went from this town to Warren where fine
turkey supper was enjoyed returning home in
the small hours of the morning.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-05
HART MAKES
AN ANSWER.
Secretary Of WeaverS On
Relief Fund.
WANTS BOOKS EXAMINED
He Paid His Respects to the Street
Corner Takers.
WANTS BOOKS EXAMINED
AID FOR NON UNION CARDHRS.

Tew Bedford. Mass. Feb. 5.-The mass
meeting of weavers at the north end
Friday afternoon was largely attended.
The interesting feature was the state
ment by Secretary Hart with reference
TO the feeling which has arisen among
the non-union weavers relative to the
distribution of funds. II am not TO give
q detailed account of what has become
of that money" said Mr.. Hart, but i
will recommend that you select nom
unionist as an auditor who shall examine
the accounts and thereby satisfy you
that everything has been done fairly.
The same thing / expect will be done at
the south end, and thus we can find out
where the soreheads lie."
Secretary Hart paid his respects to
''the street corner takers" as he termed
them. I'VE have never had one iota of
trouble with the members of our union.
We received from outside. last week,
about 500, TO be divided equally among
10000 people out on strike, and. figure Ii
out as best you can, you cannot make
more than cents a head"
The dissatisfaction does not include the
mule spinners, who are all union MEM
bers. 1t is confined principally to the
non-union weavers, who numerically
are about equal to the union members
The union is taking measures to meet
the criticism which has been offered. as
witness the speeches at the mass meet
ing.
The talk against the removal OF Sec
rotary Hart seems to be confined chiefly
TO people who are not members of the
Weavers' union, and the prominent men
in the union are refuting il.
Il know nothing Of such a movement"
said President Cupnane of the weavers.
'and do not believe the members of the
Cotton Weavers Protective association
would think of such a thing for a mo-
ment. This is the time for us all TO hang
together, and the idea of deposing Mr..
Hart is too absurd TO discuss"
So far as the non-union carders are
concerned the union committee which
has had charge of distributing the out
side funds is winning praises from all
sides. The most needy among the non.
unionists have been sought out and giver
substantial aid.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-05
MIR. WHITE PROTESTED.

Berlin, Feb. 5-The Tageblat describe.
the "bungling" OF Prussia with Amer.
lean fruit and asks: Are we really
drifting into a fierce tariff war with the
United States because we have petted
the agrarians' desire?"
The Vorwarets publishes an article
headed, Agrarian attack on America, ="
detailing the stupidity which the diff
ierent revenue stations display in in
terpreting the prohibitory decree. Other
liberal newspapers made similar COM
ment.
The wording OF the modified order
is so loose as to be open 10 a score of
interpretations. 1t is generally sur.
missed that 1t will practically mean pro-
hlbltion Ambassador White has
lodged another formal protest. as. in
spite OF the bundesraths revolution
American fresh fruit is still excluded.
The. United States consul at Dusseldorf
autographed that-enly dried fruits had
been released, and that there were about
1000 barrels Of apples i'm the bonded
warehouses there.
IL appears that MIGUEL issued the de-
cree without the authority OF the Prus-
sian cabinet or the federal council.
Because on California pears arriving
at Hamburg, Jan. 90 numerous living,
breeding shield lice. identical with the
true San Jose shield louise. were found.
the opinion was expressed that the home
cultivation was exposed TO a grave, ma
terial danger thereby. A conference
OF prominent specialists and the rep
resentatives of the imperial Office OF
health confirmed this view in every par
ticular