The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-19
MEAT INSPECTION BILL.
NEW GERMAN MEASURE NOT oP-
PaEssryg IN TERMS.
German Paper. Devote Considerable
Space 90 the Dkscas~ioH of Io<st-
meuciaI Relations with America
and Their Tone IL Conservative.

Copyrighted. 1ze, By fas A@z1esaset Pre~s
BERLIN, FEB is.--Tae azest lfass<as s-sssa
hi prepared 9sy tne ssiysGssEasH Ga ~
r4arv II gToxhsaz ~ al ez prft .1s2pea ~ q
:nlaEd Dators Ags4 after skaAxs4tsring ca ?
tie. hogs, sssesg5. g0ats ard huTsss. "a
eegst.1g w1zAt are klia@t Tor aoElsasssa c1'ss-
sUsE1.st40E.. 134sz - REGARDED s-@ ouly AT
GzFar9an com prcTsisss. TIE osa Coz ans
many defe~sss ri home Inspection. j. No
only EXCUSES diseased meat, S4t meat %
.nsssff.ctsnt a1tr.life value. ForesgD Sasssts
sra subject 70 q single inspection, b4t lbs
does not forD.d an additional .f.ssec ..of
ny the ssstaTafs states tof s.se8as Ff.sss5sas.
such az ss1rgac5cu that the EIeat hs4s d
tertoz3te1 ssnce the date OF - first !l@tsssc-
ton. "a ANY cage, however. fore "a meats
must ~ treated ;Ae saIuss as 1ssEnssSf4e
meats. |Fhs expectation ~ fofeszo HssdlA
- restricted 10 certain po3fs aaG froutsr
stations. ia order to facilitate Inspection.
the result Of wlE.ef usfsAt be Dsaae known
ia ssaeis case In - uniform manner
The BIZ Is considered 20 s'fov+de TIE
minimum nleaf inspection Fe2f2aFsa4
throughout Tie empire. leaving u The
sslsaTato sfat.s tne question " aiding
other features s@sas.Es what are contained
IN the imperial I'LL
The measure has he's gone 10 lie reichs-
tag. where II is II certain - leaa ~ stormy
debates. The center. being the dominant
faetoFs viii propose al amendment 10 the
own 10 40 30 Chicago Kansas CITY aDd
other great meg' exporting eenteFa. these
inspectors to examine 81 meats destined
for Germany and issue cert ates which
~ili be accepted AZ conclusive 5y the hume
government. Regarding this preparation.
the CcntFiat organ. The cologne fotss
ZsitunF says
The American packers cannot object 70
tuch an arrangement for such hyg eTlic
Equalization viii enly be a copy OF their
treaent Equalization If German exports 70
ehe United States b the American CON
bgis here"
Relation. Dimeuit 10 Handle.
The Deutscha ze.tsng publishes a io'g
editorial article, ia The course OF when II
says
German American relations are sfili dif--
ficuIt 10 aau3ir Americans agriculture AID
German indaai55 s.-'.=1 export, an1 Amer
lean Industry and German agriculture need
tariff protection. I0HH urssCs tnt most I'M
roFtHn. econ1faIe differences. The Ameri~
can desire for expaaNiou aad tie German
need OF expansion produce q" . friction.
yet neither au economic OF "a political rug~
ture VIII be IN tne interest Of either Ia
ton"
The Frankfort zeltung reviewing the
proceedings ia tie feichsak. says. 1t
must be admitted that opinion IN the Unit
eli States kas unfortunately baa many fea-
sons TO douh, Germany = neutrality. We
pointed out upon a former occasion tiiA
needlessaesz 81 seadlaE four German men
of-war TO Msaila 10 protect German in
tsresta. 0thsr Interested powers deemed
one VeGsel enough. And then the larger
part % the press, the seni-oficiai news
papers Included. gave expression 70 their
sympathy f0r the brave and severely tried
Spanish people which w1s necessarily o.
fsnsive To t1e Americans"
Discard liza the Cabinets.
The discard within The German and Prus-
sian cabinets has grown more acute. There
l. 80 longer any doubt thai three out
sp0keniy ASraFiED members 81 the PTGs-
sian cabinet, Baron won HammerSteI0-
14Atcu, tae minister Il Agriculture Barren
Won Der Kecks von peFigorst. the prussisn
minister ~ the Interior, and Count won Pos
sdowsky Nehaef the secretary of state
FOR The Interior, Hre openly az var with
the rect of their colleagues During the
past fortnight they have given ample eY-
idence thereof IN public speeches IN soras
cases faL$ contfad.cfiag previous slate
ntatA ~ Baron snn Eneiaw baron Won
Tbieimap. secretary OF the sr0uef iai treas
ufy. ard In ftosse. minister Of irztr5lr~
ten and ether ministers. II ~ not vet
plain Row Il viii ~ end with the retire
n*ut II one facti0a or witch q fresh conf
promise Some N tSo newspapers predict
fhs Refinement uf 'ha three AErHF.@na
harpn van Egr}o~ e IS understood con
fiaues 80 enjoy the tuu confidence az the
emperor. Who holds that the foreign o.
tce sg this mtlsf pc allowed 20 urefaul{.
nate. a. any rate fer the citae being IN
view q the Important and delicate nerts-
tAtlous wh.ch are proceeding Win sew
fral ~ The powers. especially wtsh no