The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-06

mo-. honp 10 he able 10 Announce some
on The results during the prcsept Hess'o"
cf cunlyrcss, ,,,s ,,,,ss
NopuH auisns to the Same end Win w w,
mans hive Dc,n Hst on loot. MeapN ~ ~
no Vfiort has been rulaNcd 10 eohNlnNe -
hlsitclsai government ~ Nse tnnrouee'' ~
of oar inspection OF polk pfS7Wgsta lot ~
porsAtlOn and Il IS trusted that tht CIV ~
Naturalization OF this measure oN t.N "a
parttntns OF asrtculguto VIII DE reo'e. "a
us i gtNttantee al the healOhiuiness " ~ w.
Fhapie va send abiOad TO colntfies Mh''e
fhsif uSe IL large and necessary .,,,,ry
i ffanamftsd Ia tho senate on frp' u"-'
last ths Infoxmatnm tuudaing on Inv ptS
,ab!tson against the importation OF ~.
fribi.a from this country wiIch n,'' ~
c,,naSTv bNs,n dacre.st By tho German SOY
,rnnf,Sut ON account OF the dancer VI , Va,
dominating the Sgn Jeup inSeVt, -
nosatro was justified by the German CIV
urnmm1nt on tho Scutp nj uieSHS sSs@ns
taken IN several States OF blie uns.eo S',ae ,rs
agulfsst tho spread ut the pest. me uia'vi
atu rtayo Is OF lac urpanthtA% V' ~, ,nc
imrc being put ia evite nee 10 tnoM ~
danger 10 German frntt growing h't'V s,
should tho esStlc obtain - lvdgmeus ~ 50 ~
country Tclmpsustry relief Mas NhV,eV 80, ",
the case Of largo consgnments OF ~,
tnen ON the way BIS inspec'"n ""' '@'
were fpunt unaffected. .,
Later tho prcafbftion WAS EXTENDED w
triies, irult OF every kind, Dut was ~
Taxed 80 as "a apply only TO unps''ea i''''
and tsult wasted -, ..,,.h,a
~, VAS to ha expected. the alalan VtsiV1s ,
DO ythcr countries and Switzerland uas
a,,antzsi a sipnaar lnllibNb,n. Efforts are
In proVroass to induce tho German 3ll
S,,ls Governments tn relax the pToNloitsVu
ia favor OF dnod Trusts shown 10 nay.
been cured uudsr circumstances rtlut''"H
tho existence of Nnlnal me lhiNoSs'V''
REL, ATOMS WITH GREAT BRlrAlS'
Our rotations with Great Hstain nave
certinurd ON tllo most friendlY terms NS
scntlng 10 our request, the protection %
Amta,e,ms and their 4ntcreais in SpaA'sh
nris.aAotion wus uEsumed by tlc diplomatic
aud consular representatives uf Great bi''
tain. who fulfilled their delicate an" ~
dStous tiest with nct and zeal el1e'dhe
b .Eh commentator.
i may BE- allowed TO make Ntting aiusian
IA the instance OF Mr.. ttamsdan her inaJ
ogty's consul at Santiago dc Cuba, waosS
iuntiult0y DEATH QttOr d,sNnguShed ser
vice ami undying effort during u40 slshV
ol shaa cty. was sulrcSrply iameAttJ.
lal tho early part of April last, pursuant
40 a request mako at the enStah - 'Ne
secretary Of state by the British aliDdSsa
dor at the caihial. the Canadian ScNt'n
ng.int rrAnted faciiiaigs for the passage or
the great cakes 80 the Atlaatv coast by
way OF the Canadian canal dnd iae s.
Lawrence river The vessels mud reuch0l
Lake Ontario spd were there awaN.bS uAe
opening OF navigator when war WAS de-
cared h,, wecn the Ug&ed states ana
Sruip Her maieSty's goysGnment there
upon. ly a communications In the latter
part OF April stated that permission
gramtId before tho outbreak of hosulites
wcuhl no, no withdrawn provided the
uOstcl States govornmeni gave assurance
the vessels ,n question would proNeed d
rocty Ia n United states port without en-
e;lS.ng lin ANY hostile openstion. This GOV
srnmont promptly asNel5d 10 ia stipulated
cond tion. st As!ug unaara,o-i that the Nes-
sells would nVt DO prohibited from resist
ms an attack
II wll give me especial satisfaction II
shalt be authorized 10 communicate TO you
a Favorable. o2nclustln cf ghe poAdgng ne
rott itiops With Great Britain with respect
90 Canada. IL is the earnest wish Of this
govGumvnt 10 remove all sources OF ils-
oord ami 7ri,apon IN OAR relations With
the nelgAh,Etng dominion. TIE trade be-
,wSt,u the two countries is constantly in
oreaSi,ss. aua it IL important 10 both eo"n-
tries chat all reason bic hissillbes h)uid
be gran ed for its DEVELOPMENT.