The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-25
BILL REJECTION.
nnG3Ioa 10 IT'S PROVISIONS
Was GENERAL
Dusehase ~ tA< SDaa1sh IsD-
nns ~ Germany. WAale ADpsev-
= ~ The Rssehssag, Exeites LIT
- EntAnsaass. snl % Deasstlsa.

esxhted, is9s, by the Associated Pres.
\ RLIN. June A.-The attention 81 the
&xesAg this week WAS chi~Ay devoted
~ arss-ssrike bill. and the pubic show
eee Interest In this than any other
y m OF The session. The prsss deyot-
2 y vss amount OF space 10 the matter.
4 - - agitation became more active Dur
- ~ few days precsi ding the slsaA.e
- was not confined 10 the Socialists, q
Evangel.cax. Catholics and sssss
+ s175Ie and the central cnmnittee Of Chris
81 miners pronounced against the bill
& - ~ committee OF the trade court OF
& =. q s<mi-cour; institution, petisioned
1S75fn3 the measure. and asked al other
sSh courts ard organizations Of iaborers
~ emojoyefs 10 DO the same
EUns clear from the beginning Of the
Ia that the governments cause was
The ministers and Conservatives
'ssSrp sneS<d q ray OF confidence. Their
- attitude was apologize On the
sHw hard, the attacks. which were un-
cuIy sharp, came from all parties
;e-SsSf the Conservatives The vtGor ~
7SS attack OF the ccntrisss and National
d1pnle was scarcely inferior 20 that Of
* nocsaiIsss. The Censrtr leader. Herr
S7'Ssr vss called to order for sharp ar
- zu1nent Of The courts for recent mon
- decisions against .ahcyers AID
mess toward employers.
q - National Liberal leader. Herr Bass
8. complained that the meaSure pleas
9 nchody but The Social Democrats. Civ
nm excellent material for agitation.
- pehei, the Socialist leader. spoke for
~ Aanrn. attacking the bill with great
- and vigor.
- saints made by the more moderate
e1116nents Of the measure were that Il Was
eeoeeary iexisiaii ton. and that the pres
Avs are adequate and reach MI ca1es
U efrshesD enaitreating others. They de-
80 instead Of The harsh punishment
S16ed BY the biil fun freedom for labor
7<ssa 70 form coalitions with each other.
r understood the centrisss will SEEK
= n6ae 8 law In the autumn aholishirx
- ueohtbition agAinss labor organization
DfsderaiinG. Prince Hphenlchc. the I'M
n chancellor. prCIhtSed this years ago.
RI II tbs government refuses to carry
I the promise the Centrists Themselves
sll r9eeent the It'll, II the government
sS13Gs Il vii MD the passage OF law pro-
SeSine vorktnsmen who Are willing TO
~ refusai Of the rsichstag on Thur
~ a immense majority 20 refsr the
W Is 4 committee In equivalent 10 the
SfS d the measure In tho present form.
Rurehass 81 IslaaAs Unpopular.
fhe satiAcation Of the purchase of the
cHotne, Ladrone and Petew islands wns
- By large majority. but with Ettie
11Knssasm Although the Centrtsts voted
n the purchase. lhetr leaders spoke
rAtjneiy Of the Acquisition. and the
eSiic Shows little enthusiasm on the sub
II Kladderadatsch has publisted -
aSdsing cartoon. beiittilnG the purchase
= 81 : horse, whose body had been de-
So4td by q rotund tiger crouchine on
~ hland Of Guam. In tn background.
01arsng an Uncle Same hat. while The
German sagie hovers IA tie air ana dos
~ And 3 piace to hGht.
Snall Chance fer Canal 0ill.
Dsfore the canal COMMITTEES Herr THE
n. the prussian minister of pubic works.