The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-27
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scor, NLuS M1ES|
cereal people in Glasgow apa !. snd r,s.
scotland are ccnsIderablv A., ,as sw n
c csmna Ieen ) planning grss, s aa. 1ss,
| thinklns ~ 70 ald In which s,,ssnSslh,.
to Scotland Thng u. L. MoossI ven,
octoher ans ms campaign 4 Ooy atgo,'
denom,ns ana ministers and law !, % bern d
in # nata'l are Interesting I ssI q AL
Men's 1Tybr r,oy the leaders ~ '.e1snssvs,
chIsf am nnistlan Association /, 'oe Yoras
.overtonn ns wnom is Lord oys ~ ulassos'
who has rs, 70 : man risen from .spa losi
out % ch naue ,ne fortune Of ~ tank, \
erelen nelnicai works situatsal ,lloriist
and rho one ol tue suburbs !, y, =, Run.
| hls nrass - openly admittsa slassos.
contfib,,tias rank as reward received
marty q, 70 the funds Of ,s O' Z wi
stons ~ t sne Gays of the laia ' Ne nbsal
money ut ,e is very generous ~. ilas.
n,ithy' giving thousands hsrs With his
..nrnSon sum-. He is also snd thsrs
pnoiessor OF religion occ,,n pronInsAI
n om anu again, and agitates p ass pulpit
opvm,ns OF picture galleries. an aasaiusl iis
ia "s sa,. on Sunday. But Places q,
Us, iew weeks a series Of ns, mitlIu Ii
o oho,, issued purporting to t sli \. Al
1911 1911 .ne way In which III II. 'ue ruA
motAs are managed. Startlins =, cneuIe,l
49, lo lhaue, such as that Lora Alniexatioas
nveps men working seven Az. o'erieul
we've 10 sixteen hours a dav -. : seei.
an n1uri mat the work Il ALL ~ : cents
meai.hy ana exhausting, ana I'' .sy u.
mnoie establishment is run on i, suM Tie
ing system. This has crea,oa Inc svss!.
vuisloh OF public feeling All great re.
that Lord Overtoun maintaIns .ue Greater
fence giving no attention =, ( strlcl 81.
,ne charges brought against "hh ;.ef !,
listers are threatening that mia. a'% Mn.
ms character they will NOT os ae clean
evangellstio campaign, ana ,Sppcn Tie
men christian Association q NY NV lourg
upon either to demand an eyn Js,ns callsi
aeprlve Lord overtoun Of bi biz n,a's o
'i'eSow' JuneS' Robert MacInt,r.
~
AUSTRIA There have ho.,
rious riots among the peasants !, ~ !"
on account of certain lawsn,,s -sD'
the treasury and some Of tba ~ cs.weea
Inc latter have been excited Il, inv'aaA
ruhdiak, who last autumn brouss, - y. 10
ms cdnuluate 10 the reichsrath, II, ~. .Aa
clally Jealous agent of his suc. ~ ssps-
convincing the peasants that thsy ss "
ABOVE the government and not ar,.s.,.
W lts laws. The fruits OF this oorvs 1870
nave recently come TO maturity ~ s' W.
ARRIVAL OF commission OF exnert, (. ~ y.
port concerning the facts the nsassns ~ y "
came much excited The mere srnnas,,s y
that they would have to obey i .ass ~
clsion which might be contrary "a H..
had become unsupportable. IL n,n,,a.
against this, about 200 persons srr.s
with cudgels and axes, surrounsed n.
commission in a wood, threateniny 4.
members with death unless they Al orS.
desisted from the work they we're ann,
Many women and children were soory
the crowd, who abused and Threatened n.
commission to such an extent that 4 "a.
impossible to proceed with the reuor
Acting on the advice of Mr.. KulczykI nav
withdrew, followed for more than iva
miles by the whooping rabble The rsp.
darmes stationed in the neighborhoN
were not sufficiently numerous "a M,
down the rising, and eventually CON.
pany of infantry was sent to restore order
in liable, where 1t is quartered at present
That the people have many a grievance
can not be denied; but irresponsible agl
tators ate constantly teaching them thsI
whatever may displease is grievance.
Michael Henry Dziewlcki
'Jracow, June 8.
HOLLAND.-The sultan Is at work 4
The Hague, and the representative Of n.
meEian interests has been muzzled BY
Turkish intrigue. The lecture which Prof
MinaS Tcherat, the Armenian, represel.
tative. intended to give did not take place
a few days ago the professor received
through Greek friend, friendly Intima
ton from the minister of foreign Affairs
not to attack the sultan TOO severely. He
accordingly promised to put politics on one
side and make his lecture purely historical
A few days ago the president Of the 50.
ciety of Young Christians, in whose nal
the lecture was to be held. received
visit from a police inspector, who SAD
he came to announce that thesminlster Of
foreign affairs had forbidden the lecture
The excuse was that the lecture was &C.
companied by lantern views and for ins
reason was considered as public amuss-
ment, for which the police had mol gl'sl
authorization. The real reason, howeve'.
was obvious. The Turkish delegate naa
to the authorities. learn--'aa
on the most reliable authorty-thaI us
Turkish delegate has moved heaven sua
earth to prevent the delegates 10 me coa'
ference from receiving the Armenian ps
tition. The Dutch papers are nalulan'
a good deal Of indignauon
Harry Tuck Sherman
The Hague, June 10.
4 ~
GERMANY.-Vaca colonization ma
met with such great success on the conu'
nent that writer in the Berlin Ickai.s.
zeiger is working out melnoa iol -.
exchange OF chiiaIea 80 :
pleasure resorts. There are enough - 81
lilies in Berlin who would IKE 70 ' ~,
their children for a few weeks oas ,ss
into the country, but they nave nv -, ~
money. On the other hand, tnsis "a
many country folk who can mol sao'o
send their children to see the slgns .usrs
great city. In Denmark, Copelns.sf or
send their children into the couns' ,hsy
a six weeks vacation. which knune Mi.
return by quartering the peasAn, tbsIf
lren for the same length Of time ~ mac.
rity homes. This method has Deen r me.
ticed in Switzerland with imm ,sannsssuassd
cess. Switzerland is tnree l,snt Der.
country, and the Swiss arran .s,,u%sr ip.s
mits child to 80 for one suI q suoken
4 canton where one l9nguase e,sre a dIi.
and the next summer to one wa'r nsractlciI
terent tongue is used. a NOR nj be in
way for teaching language can ~ me Ian
agined, for the children plcA s ~ now pro.
guage In their play. Tne p ssan with thoss
pose to exchange their chii1 nern,auy o. .
similar basis. I,,na 10.
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