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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-25
Weeeklv Bank statement.

New York, Nov 24-The weekly state
meut of averages of the associated banks
Loans, 1872 10. 100: increase. s4.S74,OO0.
Deposits, $50, 39l go; increase, 81, 42l- 200.
Circulation. $50, 6SS,200; increase, SO, lc0.
Legal tender, $50, $780, increase, 81
Specie. 1854. "a, 500, increase, s., $4,000,
Total reserve, SIS, III, 100; increase, 81
Reserve required, ss12S47s2l; increase,
Surplus reserve, Sl2.27s,Z75: increase, 81
o. Fynancier says:
Tho banks continue to reflect the gains
in cash made through operations with
the Subtreasury and interior Receipts
of Australian gold transferred to New
York figures in swelling the total the
current statement shows an expansion OF
no less than S5,S90,0C9 in specie and Slb4S--
$40 in legal tenders, or gain of $I,56S,HJD
since Nov. L. This addition is in excess
of what known operations reveal, but
Conceding its accuracy, the clearing
house banks have placed a substantial
amount to their surplus reserve The
net increase was 81, 61S.5O0 for the reason
that tho rise Of AI.l2l.20O in deposits ne
CeSSitdted an added legal reserve Of near
ly 81. 600. 90 The Interesting feature of
the situation locally is the moderate eX-
panSiOn in loans since election. On Nov
. last the loan total of the banks stood
at 300, or within few hundred
thousand dollars of Saturdays showing,
and since Nov. 10 the gain has been only
100000; this, too, at the close of three
weeks sock exchange business that mas
broken all records, Since Nov ) the
banks have added s. 731 800 to cash hold
iugs. while deposits have risen less than
Sl0,O0c coo. II will be seen that clearing
house institutions are in much stronger
position than just previous to election.
1t is questionable whether the drift to-
ward larger reserves Will be maintained
Ca factor that COufUses calculations
. on this point is the continued investment
buying which charaCterizes the present
market Everything points to a still fur
. Their accumulation OF gilt-edged securities
/ i'm these channels The outlook, so far
as money is concerned, is not TO be
Judged by comparisons that may be
made with past years, for the reason that
the absorption of domestic gold produc-
ton I'm these channels and from Alaska
and the great rise i'll national bank notes
I have resulted IN q per capita circulation
. in excess of anything heretofore known
so that while more business is being
done. the country has more money "a
do il with and possesses heavy credit
balances abroad that can be drawn upon
: if necessary
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European Crop Conditions.

Washington, Nov 24-European re-
ports to the department of agriculture
show that the conditions of fall sown
wheat, spelt and rye in Germany, as Of
nclaliy reported Is considerably above
medium The preliminary official esti-
mate Of French cereal crops for 1900 show
the production of 489 bushels of bar
ley and 252 78S. 91S bushels of oats Roth
grains were a little lighter in vi ..aH
IN 1893, besides returning q small
per acre III measured bushels
The final general memorandum o. ..-
indian government on the sugar cane f,f
the season 1SS9-1900 shows that in both
northern and southern India the season
began well for this crop and the area
planted was larger than in 1898 being ap-
prOXimately equal ia the average. Fail
uFe IN rain, however, later, seriously in
lured the crop. In the Punjah district at
least one-thiTd Of the crop was lost and
the crop of the northwest provinces ives
estimated at only So per cent
Inc area Is estimated at approXima teIv
$4,000 acres, somewhat Sauller than
that in 1888. and the yield estimated al
smaller than that of last year.
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Wheat Is Firm and Corn Is In
active,

Chicago, Nov. 24.-Wheat was quiet and
firm. Liverpool closed unchanged in the
face of the stc decline here yesterday, and
to this fact the stea diness in the local
market is chiefly attributable. Moderate
tory factors of minor Importance. Trade
was distinctly moderate in volume and
largely local. although some small buy
ing orders were executed for nOTthWes tern
interests. There was little December on
the market fact which was taken as
Cealed somewhere about the floor New
York, however, reported only fourteen
loads taken for export. The best buying
was by local shorts. who were impressed
by the cable and q predicted decrease in
the visible Monday, and who were disin-
Sunday. December opened &c higher at
7Gs4 TO 707s. and within few minutes
touched 70A From this point the market
slowly reacted TO ia and closed firm, 3sd
PC over yesterday at us.
Corn was a quiet and firm market, but
the cOrnered November deal failed TO per-
form any antics calculated to create eX-
element. Mr.. Phillips, who has cornered
the supply Of November, took in a few
lots on a small decline early. Generally
he seemed inclined to rest and observe
what the market would do without him.
west were factors in stiffening deferred
futures December closed 5ac higher at
Ss1s. November closer 4ac up at 81
The trade in oats was visible 10 the
naked eve but that was about all. De-
cember closed unchanged at rs.
Provisions were firm and actice. The
market opened easy but rallied sharply
on the light hog receipts and an advance
i'm hog prices at the Yards. Packers were
active buying cork. The market towards
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London Money Market.

London. Nov. 24.-Money was in good
demand today and hardened on the an
nouncecent of an offer of eXchequeT
bonds NOV. 30. This is sure cause of
disturbance, coming. as IL viii, at the
month end Operators, therefore, were
more cautious than ever.
The bitter complaints at the rushing OF
the last bond issue have resulted in al
lowing week in which to tender for the
eXcheQueT bonds. Many years have
elapsed since exchequer bonds were Of
fered fer tender. They have been is
sued at a. fixed price. Now even the min
imum recoverable is not indicated. The
general opinion is that there will be diff
fiCulty in obtaining IS. The applications
are likely to be large, especially from
America.
Though the wild gambling in Americans
has attracted attention, the Investor S
Review fails to discover solid buying
here In the exchange, operators are
not disposed to sell to the bears, in spite
of the endeaVOr to create bear account
i'm London, though it is possible that an
artificial bear account has been created
b. Wall street dealings in London.
The Statist says il thinks II is not wise
TO rely on American exchange rates
above the gold point. Considering the
enc--.-ats balance of trade in favor OF
the United States, it is probable that
there viii be a greatly increased de
mand for money in the United States
vheI, the trade revival further pre-
--resscs 10 any great extent.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-25
TESTS FLYING MACHINE.
Ordnance Board Guardedly Reports
Work on Invention.

Washington. Nov. 24.-The annual
report of the beard of ordnance and
Notifications refers to important tests
of Professor Langley's flying machine
now in progress, but in such general
terms as to throw no light on the re-
suits achieved in that direction.
Realizing the Importance of increas-
ing the rapid-fire batteries for coast
defense purposes, the board has rec
commended the adoption of pedestal
type Of barbette mount for four, hVe
and six-inch guns. It proposes a series
of competitive tests during the coming
year to obtain a new field gun, and eX-
presses the opinion that the United
States viii then secure for the use OF
its troops the most efficient material
of its kind yet produced
No progress was made during the
year ia the development Of the use OF
high explosives.
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Chicago Livestock.

Chicago, Nov. 24-Cattie-Receipts 200.
Nominaily steady. Native. good to prime
Ais; selected feeders. 3 TJ6D4 40: mixed
stOckers. 2.2503.75; COWS. 270d4 %: heif-
ers, 2-l5G465; Gamers, 200Q2 65: bulls. $50
Q4.35, calves seas. so. Texas fed steers
400d 4.S5; grass steers, 325G415; bulls. 250
G325
Hogs-Receipts today p 600: Monday.
$4,000; left over, 5000 Average fully )
cents higher Top. 800. Mixed and butch
ers. 490d5.0o; good 10 choice heavy, 4SC
d5O0. rough heavy. I 6Jd4 70: light. 4 70n
SEQ; bulk of sales AS5N495
Sheep-ReCeipts. 1.500. Sheep and lambs
steady. Good to choice wethers. 4O0G74 30:
/ fair to choice mixed. 375d4G GO: western
sheep, 4-C)0425. TpX1S sheen 25003 Sd.
native lambs. 4,4c6t5.S0: western lambs
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-25
Morrison jury Is Secured.

EldOrado, Kan, Nov. PA jury to
try Miss Jessie Morrison for the muir
der of Mrs. c.. Olin Castle was secured
this afternoon. and unless one or more
of the twelve are temporarily chal-
lenged the taking of testimony will be-
gin on Monday. It has taken three
Judge Shinn. exasperated at the delay.
overruled many of the objections of at
tOrneys to the men called. The case
will be called at 1870 O'Clock Monday
afternoon.
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FREE THOUGHT ELECTION.
officers Are Chosen at the Annual
Congress.

Cincinnati, O., Nov, 24.-The twenty
fourth annual congress of the American
Secular Union and Free Thought Fed
Grafton today elected the following Of
ficerS:
President-Dr. J. B. Wilson, Cincin-
natl.
Secretary-E. c. ReichwaId, Chicago.
Treasurer-Samuel Tuomey, Canal
Dover, o.
Among the vice presidents elected
was T. B. Wakeman of SilveTtOn, Ore.
ONLY the first and second vice presi-
dents are members, with other officers,
of the executive committee.
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Omaha Livestock.

Omaha. Nov. Receipts. 1900
Slow. steady, 1925 cents lower for the
week Native beef steers, 4.25d5. 40; west
ern steers, 4.00d4-60; Texas steers. 2.O0d
SIS; cows and heifers. E.9Od4-z5; Gamers,
1.50d2.75: stOckers and feeders, 2.006I4. 40:
calves, 3.00d6.00; bulls, stays, etc, 2.O0q
go.
Hogs-Receipts. 10 400: 5d1O cents higher
closed weak Heavy, 4-SGd4.90; mixed
A65: bulk of sales, 4.S21aG4S712.
Sheep-ReCeipts. 100. Steady. Fed NUT
tons. S.S5T41O; westerns. 8. 15d4.00: com
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-25
Rain DAMAGES Celery Crop.

Santa Ana, Cal. Nov. 24-The heavy
rainstorm Has caused about S15O00O
worth of damage to the crop of celery,
much of which goes TO the eastern mar
ket. No trains have yet been sent out
of Santa Ana, but the Southern Pa
cific expects to get a freight through
from Los Angeles today. The Santa Fe
will probably not get a train through
before Sunday or Monday.
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British omcer Is cashiered.

Victoria. 3. G. Nov, 24.-Lieutenant
G. ". Mason of H. NJ. S. Phaeton, who
absented himself from his ship for a
week. and had all the police in the
northwest searching for him, has been
tried by court martial deprived of his
rank and dismissed from the ship.
which means his. retirement from the
service. This is the first time such &
severe sentence has been passed by a
courtmartial on this coast.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-25
American Church to Be Built.

With the active interference of the
Prussian minister of worship, Dr.
Studt the Rev. Mr.. DiCkie, pastor of
the American church here has finally
overcome all the obstacles by Char
lottesburg authorities in the way of
erection of a new American church
here. Mr.. Dickie win raise funds after
Thanksgiving. Special thanksgiving
services will be held in American
church tomorrow.
Andrew D. White. the United states
ambassador. leetured this evening on
Tolstoi before the German Woman's
club.
In the reichstag today Herr Auer.
social democrat spoke moderately but
/ firmly to the Interpolation anent the
Posadowsky- Burk affair. Count V01
BueIOW replied briefly, recognizing
/ Herr Auer's moderation. He frankly
! admitted that the act complained of
was a blunder, and exonerated Count
POsadowski- Weiner completely. leav-
ing all the blame on Herr WOedke, who
has been transferred to a provincial
administrative position.
4 bill submitted TO the reiChstag
shows that the imperial budget for 1901
balances at 2,240.947. 301 marks. an in
! crease of 174,303.2 S9 marks over 1900.
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Coffee and Sugar.

New York, Nov. 24.-Coffce-Spot Rio
quiet; No. Z invoice, rs. Mild. quiet. Cor
dova 91zd13L. Futures closed weak. to
10 points lower. Total sales. $50 bags.
November. 500: December, 500; January,
6 10: March. 620d6. 30: May 6.30G6 do: July,
{. 4Otd6. 80; September. 650d6.6o; October,
500
Sugar-Raw. steady Fair refining. SIS;
centrifugal S6-test. AS. rnolasses sugar
95s: refined. easy. No 6. sos; No. :. AS;
No. 8 AS: No g 4-T5: No. 10. 40; No II,
Standard A 30; confectioners' A. $40;
mould A. 5.S5; cut loaf. 500; crushed, SEQ;
powdered, SO; graduated, $50; cubes,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-25

New York. Nov 24-Imports of specie
this week were S9,5SS gold and $4,000 sill
yer
Exports of gold and silver from this
mort to all countries for the week aggre-
gate Sl,370.159 silver bars and coin and
So. 500 gold.
chandise TO the port Of New York for
this week were valued at S9,l95,515.
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Loans. Exchange and Silver.

New York, Nov. 24-Close; Money On
call. steady at ! per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 45Zd5 per cent
Sterling exchange, nominal, with actual
business in bankers bills at $500. S53s
for demand and 4S114aI4. Si3z for sixty
days; posted rates, 1. S2a4. Sc.
Commercial bills. SOFAS. S03L.
Silver certificates, 64AG64A
Bar silver 633f
Mexican dollars SO
State bands inactive, railroad bonds
firm, government bonds weak.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-25
DYNAMITER Is SENTENCED.
Jerome Whoot Tried to Kill Wife
With Internal Machine.

Waterloo, Ia, Nov. 24.-Jerome
Whoot, convicted dynamiter, was SEN
fenced to ten years Imprisonment at
AndmOSa.
He tried to kill his wife with an in
fernal machine"
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Denver Livestock

Denver, Nov. 4.-Cattle-Receipts 400
Market slow and steady. Beef steers. 3.25
05.00; cows. 2.25N360. feeders. freight
paid TO river, 3.O9N415; stockers. freight
paid to river. 3.25Q4.20; bulls, stays, ETC,
2oO63.C0.
Hogs-Receipts. $50 Market 5G10 cents
higher. Light packers, 4S5d498; mixed
and heavy. 4-900495.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900 Steady
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New York, Nov. 2+-CommerciaI Ad-
vertisers London financial cablegram:
The stock market here was very quiet
today. except in Americans. which alone
displayed some moderate activity. Lon
don and Berlin took profits freely on the
anticipation of the settlement impending
on Monday. At the lower level, however.
Berlin bought back a fair amount of
American stocks. The announcement Of
The issue of exchequeT bonds steadied
the money market.
American bills are offered in abundance.
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Kansas Citv Livestock.

Kansas City. Nov. 24-Cattlc-Reccipts
100 Market unchanged.
HOgs-Receipts, $500, Steady to cents
higher Bulk of sales. 4-90G495; heavy,
4.S505. 90: packers. 100000; mixed, 4S7ia
a495; light, 4S5G5.00; workers., 4.906500;
pigs. 4651497lz
Sheep-Receipts. l.0O0 Steady. Lambs,
A. OGJ. %: muttOns, 2.00G430-
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A Woman with a Clear Complexion

and a bright eye keeps her bowels ac-
tive and her stomach in good order.
Lanes Tea is a pleasant laxative and
a great digestive aid. 1t clears up the
complexion, drives the yellow from the
eye, and keeps the kidneys in health
full condition Get a 25c package and
try it tonight. For sale by GOdbe-Pitts
Drug company. Salt Lake City. Utah.
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/ re. SHE.
Pacific Coast Grain Markets.

San Francisco, Nov -Wheat-Steady;
December, 965s; May, 1.037s; cash. 9614
cash, 721b
Portland, Nov. 24-Wheat-steady;
Walla Walla, 54d541s; bluestem, 57G57is,
Tacoma, Nov. 4,-Wheat-Market quiet
and unchanged Bluestem, 5615; club. 81
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-25

You can trade IN rev York stocks,
graia and provisions on margins. Come
Or send your orders; direct wire. Rooms
81 anr 232 i F. Walker building
Phone, 916. Reference, National Rank
Republic. Z. ". GO.
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Butter and Eggs.

Chicago. Nov. 2-On the produce eX-
change today the butter market was dull.
Creamery, 1502ll2; dairy, 1920.
Cheese-ACtiVe; 1GGf1A.
Eggs-Quiet; 21d22
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Grand Ball.

BY. employees of the Troy Steam
laundry, Christensen's hall. Thursday
Dec. 6. 1900. Admission, so cents; extra
lady, % cents.
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Kruger Enthusiasm Great.

There is great Kruger enthusiasm
here The papers are commenting ap-
provingly on the Boer statesman's re-
ception in France and arrangements
have been made by the German com
mittee to send a million postal cards,
prettily Illustrated, tencering Mr.. Kru-
ger the sympathy Of the German ma
ton for distribution by the TranSvaaI
Consul. General Ha iris The Noer-
waerts, theTeupOn says.
Therein lies much hypocrisy and
national hatred toward England"
The government cloth works at Hers
field are at work day and night manu-
featuring gray uniforms for the Ger
man troops in China in lieu of present
khaki, which has turned out to be I'M
suitable
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-25

Fancy boxes and baskets make hand
some presents. KOLITZ sells them.
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Condition of the Treasury.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2f--Today's treas
lrv statement shows: Available cash
S135. S33 500; gold, $9l,S97,976.
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Stock Quotations.

...t,;.,,, 50 Wabash .---....--
- II,,.+-f,11.ed - S2ss[ Preferred 900. Z
ohio. S0s4IW. & =. En-. l02s
1e s tsarific 49, S7t4j Preferred ..... 2S4t
~ se1ffberu 5S2sI Wis. Central ...l0l1s
~ e. ohio 35la|Nat. Tube 1890. 6lj4
~: -c.Tear W 141s. Preferred .102lz
III, T. - - 1865 Third Ave. ZIP
chi Ind a. L.. = q, 7 q - l5lu''- "a
II MS q4 American EX- .161
IN. = S>-v-est. 1885 United States. IS
n, e. p 1f52s Weils-FargO lib
( n r. < st. /. 66la Am. Cot Oil 800 81
g. =. S-.1+1,ern go Preferred ..... 50
coo. ooff n1a Am. Mailing ....
Gecond pfd..--- T., EIet7i S" % '''-' 59a.
neI q Hudson. II0'4 - D. ~, f f. az
Del; =: 9 22s. Am. Spirits -.... 1Ss
.. y =. T6lS' Preferred .-.-. Il
PrefefTeu $500 19sS Am Steel H.. &lz
Erie ----..i ''-'''F sQI| Preferred $3.50. -
First plu Al Am S & W....115
Hacking Coal 10 - Tin Plate, i2s,
= ociliug Val. "a Al D. ferred -. S
MS Central Ia, ~ Tobaeco =. 109
iowa Central "a 81 f55-,ferred ....-IZ5
PreferrCa 49, as Anac NJ, CO... g! 5
Preferred '....Ioo D
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Metal Market.
weeks Exports and Imports.

New York. Nov. 24.-The brokers price
for lead was $500 and for copper $17.00
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Bond Quotations.

L =. . reg. \. y. g. 1sts....1G9la
when issued y. j. G. gen. 4s.127
Do coupOn....l05 \ = 3s-----.---. Il
T. :. 3s res.--.-lu3ie \. Z 4s-.-----.--lo4Ss
L =. Is coup 1922 n ,. =. & 81.
T. :. new As reg.l31s4 l. 4 --..----.--I9t
+ \ new IS \. a. ". con. 4s. 9g24
,.o77D ..... 1874 Ore Nav Ists.-.fGs
T. :. old 4s reg ll1@t ore, Nav tS--...loti4
T. : old IS cOup.II2-4 o. ,. = o~-.-----.i2 =
L ;, = reg-----lis g. > l." con- 3S.ll41t
T. s. = coIp...113 Reading gen Is, 9SSs
Dis. T. 65s.....l@4lz K O. W. 1Sts---,ltJ
Atch. gen. fs...l9l54 u l. x f. NJ
Afch. adj 4s.. S64t con 5s -...-.-.-. 112la ,
Can s. 2uds--.-.les4f 81 l. q y +
{. < O Has.-...,l elS4 gen. bS ----.---.lz.
c. & .. 5s...-.--l1 81. Id4l son. In
- Il \ cor. $40 st. p q. & p Is 1ISts
- q \ s. Z. ST p O. X p. IS 12Oss
deb 5s ---.-.-.ll5 : + 4S--..-.-.-. 1875
chi Term. 4s--.- 33 So kali D SLIPS
Colo :. 4S.------ "a - X q 7 bS.---- az
u & r. G. $500 Tex & = lists. ,1165s
Erie gen. 49,. l4l2 T. q T. mas y
r w 4 DC. Is l5l4 Y ?. 4s.--...-.-. l05Ss
80 1Tiec- u.s.. 1921 Wabash lists 1861
- = 1sts.I lis Wabash ends 90. I04as
Il I-uf no West shore fS..-1f4
81 * 4 r. anus slRs " Is g ists--... -
Nj X & II. Is. 20 Va Centuries p
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the end of the session yielded some TO
profit-taking sales but closed firm PORK
closed ~ cents higher, ribs closed IN
changed. and lard unchanged.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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KAISER IS OPPOSED
Members Of ReichStag Criticise
Him Strongly.
ALL PARTIES SCORE HIN
GERMAN ENTHUSIASM FOR KRU'
GER Is GREAT.

Berlin, Nov 24.-The Teichstag de-
bates this week on the China indem-
nifty bin evolved a mass of interesting
facts showing cOnclusiVely that Empe-
ror Williams personal China policy
for the last six months is either wholly
or partly disapproved by nearly the
entire nation, as evidenced by the fact
that every party leader has thus ex-
pressed himself. even the extreme con-
servatives, but now the reichstag. IN
less it is willing to precipitate the
graVest kind of conflict, which it is not
must needs appropriate the sum al
ready expended. Another even more
noteworthy fact is that the reichstag
for the first time since the empire s
creation INDUCES in free and unre-
stricted criticism of the emperor S
words and acts, every party sharing
therein without once being interfered
with by the president of the house
This is regarded by leading parliamen-
tarians as an important gain for Ger
many.
Further political development was
that ii was remarkable that some OF
the most severe criticism of his ma
jesty's unmeasured troop speeches
came from conservative speakers. The
Reichsbott, which is an extremely 10y
al, conservative paper, once more refer
ring to the no quarter" speech and
apostrophizing the emperor warns him
hencefoTth to mind his words more
saying he must not forget that every
word goes into the world and is sub
Ject to the worlds criticism
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Wagenhein Is Mysterious.

Baron Wagenheim's mysterious re-
marks on Thursday about ''unconStitu-
tiOnaI influences working upon the en-
peror, poisoning his mind and destroy
ing the nations confidence in the mon
arch are now interpreted by a number
of papers to mean that his majesty
lends his ear TO induStTials, CONNER
Gals and scientists, which the National
Zeitung considers to be the best way
for his majesty to learn the sentiments
of the different classes and not only
those of the nobility and agrarians and
state holders.
The liberal press takes Baron Won
Wagenheim to task on the subject.
From an authentic source the Asso-
ciated Press finds the reichstag is
composed of the following party rep
resentatives: Center, 106; socialists,
81; conservatives, 81; nationalists, 81 !;
fTeissinnige yOlks partei (reichsterists),
y; freisinnige vereingang, 10; Teichs-
tel, 81; South German volks partei.
anti-semites, 10; Poles, IA and the
rest scattering.
The emperor's address yesterday to
the marine recruits almost exclusively
referred to China He proudly men,
toned the new motto Germans to the
front" adding:
My sons there did not break their
oaths of obedience sworn to be"