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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-17
| a ZEN Is AROUSED.
- Indignant Over the Selec.
i'm of Glasmann.

,s Indignant Over the Selec,
i'm of Glasinann.
ri Tribune.
I, . Utah, Aug, l6,-The an.
that Bill Glasmann had
for postmaster Of Ogden
I. man Howell in obedience
! . .ands of the Smoot machine
( ID in Ogden tonight with
!. nts of resentment. In the
" Eden is proud of the record
I, Been made by Thomas H.
,. tmaster, During his entire
= on there have been no com
: nst his Office and it was
: The President would make
!, s'ertion that postmasters in
.-tial class would be retained
~ have proven efficient and
Guild not be removed for po-
II, hes,
rs'ment seems to have been
yor the reason that in this
! Republicans say that Mr..
, an absolutely satisfactory
= official, and that the man
,sen substituted for him is
~ Tor the Office, but is even
ned with O prosecution in
III be charged with aiding
\ 4 the City Councilmen Of
appropriating illegal fees.
mtment of Glasmanp for
At Ogden will ALLEVIATE a
!, ,romnent Republicans and
'mplete disruption and dis
= OF the Republican machine
) punty- The statement of
irney hulaniski made last
j, did not propose TO have
; fRement run things in We
md destroy the organiza-
4 ems TO have lost out. The
SNOW that when Congress
y shows up before the State
i4for denomination be will
ne vote in the convention
reounty. Prominent Repub.
Ieelared that in the event
6 appointment by Howell
nastership, they would see
II oid not get a single vote
Per county delegation. This
>pe modified for the reason
J undoubtedly get one vote
'ecord ward Of Ogden.
n kinds Of resentment ex-
\ gqen tonight by both Re
Democrats who have
"a or the appointment of
Eaturally very few of the
4. rare to have their names
. ne OF their expressions can
one man stated that the
appointment was unfit and
! from a political point of
>ner one said the selection
,sebank of Ogden for the
p9stmaster shows that the
lunm:inistration ~ has permit
ne imposed on by the dele.
pSerarchy to the Congress
~ states. Another gentle.
; osen M active for the Repub-
pbat y e9er t%a county gave it as
.nat tne disruption of the
pc OF this appointment
Iplete long before election
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-17
REGULARS PREFERRED
Enlisted Men Will Have First Choice
for Army Vacancies.

WASHINGTON. Aug 1e-Secretary
Taft has decided that enlisted men shall
have the first chance at the forty-eight
vacancies in the grade OF Second Lieu
tenant In the army. An order was issued
some time ago granting only a small pro-
portion OF the vacancies to enlisted men.
Secretary Tafts attention was called to
the order, which Disseminated against
thirty-hve enlisted men who are candI-
dates. and he Immediately sent a mes
sage from Oyster Bay to annul the
order.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-17
MURDEROUS CONVICTS
reign Illness, Kill Their Guard and
Then Make Escape.

CHARLESTON, S. c.. Aug. 1s.-Feien-
Ing illness, three negro convicts, Alonzo
GOODWIN, Hammond Wilson and George
Kenny, serving long terms In tho chain
gang near Ashley Junction. remained In
the stockade today. They esked ,or r,a
ter and then overpowered II G. s.eIIo
the white guard, and cut his throat with
butcher knife. Two TRUSTEES at tho
stocltade were locked In by the men, who
donnsd civilian clothing and eseaned
into the nearby swamps
a SheriR's posse Is searching the
woods '"S
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-17
Big Colonization Scheme.

LONDON, Aug. 16.-Brig, Gen. Howell
and Col Lamb OF tho Salvation Army
will leave England for Canada Aug. II,
having completed arrangements for the
settlement Of between 10000 and $4,000
immigrants In the Dominion within a
year fleet OF ten steamers will be
chartered for their transportation.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-17

selves down for the night in their wet
clothing on the cold, hard ground.
The writer Of the letter states that
he never saw in any eDcampment such
lack of preparation and such utter mis-
management on the part of the officers
of the militia ms has been thus far cx.
hibIted in this year S encampment. and
he, ventures the opinion that there will
be something doing in guard circles
after the troops have returned honn.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-17
DROWNED In CANYON
Oregon Short Line Engineer Falls Into
the Snake River,
Special 10 Tho Tribune.

Special TO Tho Tribune.
BOISE, Ida, Aug. 16.-W. E, Stark
an engineer in the employ of the Short
Line, was drowned in the Box canvon
of the Snake below Huntington vesfer.
day. He was working in . danperons
place and slipped from the rocks upon
which he was perched. His BODY Ind
not been recovered when the messenger
left who brought the news to Hunt.
I9gton' He was about 2s years of age.
His autecedents are not known. ~,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-17
TWO FATAL ACCIDENTS
Heat in Lincoln, Neb., Primary Cause
of Both Deaths.

LINCOLN. Neb.. Aug. 1G,-John w,t.r.
OF Doniphan Neb.. a delegate IN tho
fopnllst State convention, while suffer
ins from heat left his hotel early this
morning and wandered to the BurIinSton
railroad yards and was struck by
switch engine. He died In the hospital
tonight as result Of injuries. In the
same yards tonight a stranger, sup
track and was run over and killed rho
maximum temperature In Lincoln ,odnv
was or NOeoJ
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-17
LAND THIEF CONFESSES
oregon Man Admits swindling Govern
nent for Home

PORTLAND. Or. Aug, 16,-The drearv
nonotony OF thrice-toId tale was
Droken today in the trial of Manager
Iaehary = OF the Butte Creek Land and
Live Live STOCK company. charged with per
SS'y III connection with the nnal proof
uho,, n0 Saarles a. Watson homestead,
'o, "neh watson himself, now under con.
viction Of having swindled the Cove,
lnenl OUT OF homestead, took the stand
and made full confession, "'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-17
LANDS WITHDRAWN
Wyoming Tract Taken From Entry for
Irrigation Project.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special 20 The Tribune
WASHINGTON. D, c.. Aug. 16.-Tbe
Secretary OF the Interior today with
drew from entry under the land act the
following lands In Wyoming, for use In
connection with Jackson lake reservoir,
Minidoka irrigation project. Idaho:
Sixth principal meridian, 40 north.
range ia west, All of sections 81 to 20,
inclusive; and 81 to SO, inclusive, town
ship 46 north, range ia west, All NJ
section 20, township A north, range ZIG
west, All Of sections /, 2 g. II and 12.
township As north, range l16 west. The
south one-half of section &c. south one
half OF section II and all of sections "a.
35 and &c.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-17
Odell's Friends for Hughes

NEW YORK. Aug. t6-It Is reported
that the friends OF State Chairman n n
Odell OF the Republican State committee
have sent notice 10 the friends OF Presi-
dent Roosevelt that they are In favor of
the nomination OF Charles Il. Hughes for
Governor on the Republican ticket,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-17
= graveyard Scandal

(Hus. ls--Fred o. Murray.
ustoms, and former deputv
\ e'. Today was acquitted Of
l IN "a connection with the
sandai. by which the COUNT
ss Oh thousands of dollars.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-17
QUAKE IN MENDOZA
Communication Gut OF and Damage Is
Not Known,

BuENOS AfRES. Aug 16,-An earth
quake shock was felt in the province of
Mendoza at o'clock last night
Telegraphic communication with Chile
has been interrupted as a result
While ii is believed that no serious
damage WAS done. a panic prevails among
the population
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-17
R FIGHT STILL ON
sued for Alleged Handlers
/, IMPORTATION Doodle.

.orporation Doodle.
lus; 1s,-subpoenas were ,s-
~ Henry Brady and James
OF the Tramway mesgen.
{e said to have disburssd
corporation during the ro-
campaign II is under
4 nave left town.
>sey continued his inves,,-
unliot boxes today. The
nays work showed only an
sHnhse from the vote re-
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
REDUCTION IN PARROT DIVIDEND.
Cut to 25 Cents Affects Upward Movement
Of Copper Stocks.

The directors OF the Parrot Silver and Copper
Company have declared a quarterly dividend of 25
cents. This is reduction of 25 cents compared
with the preceding quarter. In 1905 the company
paid four quarterly dividends Of 50 cents each. A
private dispatch from Boston attributes the cut
in the Parrot dividend to the rumored fact that
tne company is now running through lean ores
aud the decision of the directors to spend more
money the property.
The announcement OF the cut in the dividend
caused a drop in the price OF Parrot from S61R TO
2s12 in Boston. where the shares are dealt in and
general decline in the market. On the Now York
Stock Exchange the news checked tho upward
movement Of the copper stocks, Amalgamated.
Thich had to 1lO11. falling to 1851 and clos
ng at 10Ssz and Anaconda declining from 275A to
21 at the close The Parrot Is ono of the smallest
Of the subsidiary companies of the Analgamated
CODper Company
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES

FOREIGN TRADING.-Foreign houses ds7l, 4,
1900 shares in the local market. most cq vs,.~
were sales OF Union Pacific In Londoa rba -
eral market was firm. especially in the A--.-S.,-
department and in the Copper stocks Ossa rar.
ket discount rates were easier. and in Pas -.
was sharp decline in exchange on London. Ia
Continental markets as a rule we're i'm
LARGE SALES OF IRON-A local frm ana Tn
branches. In the first week OF the current r-or,s
disposed Of 5OOOO tons Of foundry. malIeabls M
basic iron. which was about the best week ex1sa-
enced this year. While sales have been Iarss
many consumers are holding out in expectation a
lower prices. Two three weeks ago manuflct
urers granted concessions on certain brands hur
they now report that prices hrmeT. paEiCu-
larly Southern iron quotations. ManufactuIsTs
can see reduction in the cost OF production
ahead. The cost OF producing iron viii be in-
creased at least 81 a ton account Of the E-colt
advance in iron ore over last year. They ara
looking for lower coke prices in the latter half q
the current year. but do not expect the reducti1l
viii Offset higher ore prices 70 any material extent
METAL PRICES-The advance IN London cOBEs7
prices to the highest level since 1855 the year q,
the famous Secretan corner. when the metal
reached f105 sterling, is not expected materially
affect prices here. prominent lake mining
Official makes the point that were the United
States not the leading exporting country Of colpaE
the trend Of the London Metal Exchange prizes
course cannot tell what the day Will bring forth
but have a little copper which will sell at IS
cents. have heard Of sales in the last few dals
Of small lots for quick delivery at 10 cents
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO.-The Chesapeake
Ohio is about TO improve its terminal facilities a
Richmond Va Two important branches Of ths
system converge that point. and in order Bet
ter to handle the traffic large expenditure Is con
tempIated The estimates for the improvement run
over 81 ,GNO,00O,
MOVEMENT OF GOLD-The Fourth National
Bank deposited 81 15OO00O gold at the Sub-lreasaEs
Yesterday against government advances. Inc to1i
amount OF gold received from Europe oy tne s's-lr
ships which arrived Saturday night ana son-4l
was Si0.s5S750
NEW AMSTERDAM NATIONAL BANA-l-'
stockholders of the New Amsterdam National -
have voted to increase the capital stock from go
GaA to 81 O0OO0a The new stock is TO De sslse 9
s1O0 4 share. and each stockholder IS enuu1- Z
subscribe for one share OF new stock lOl 80
share OF stock held
PRODUCE EXCHANGE SALE-The aueuA
sales OF Produce Exchange membership certihl2'
will be held in the reading room to-morroN
$50 D.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
Less 1-1G.
Bankers posted rates were as follows

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-New OrIeans-Com-
mereial, so discount; bank 81 premium San Fran.
cisco-Sight, par; telegraph, 2l6c Boston-lOc pre-
mium Chicago-Par. Observation-Disclosures par;
selling 1-lOc premium. Cincnnati-25c premium
Savannah-Buying. soc discount: selling 75c dis
count. Mnneapclis-5Oe premium. St Louis-25c
premium bid 35c premium asked.
BANK CLEARINGS.-New York-Exchanses.
sl69,C1SlSS: balances s7,266s49. Chicago-Ex-
changes. SS5,5l5.629; balances. Sls47.7sO Phiadel
phia-Exchanges, $l71ss,2s6; balances. SslO7.Os2.
Boston-Exchanges $1S,SlS.74S: balances. SsS2. .522
Baltimore-Exchanges. S4OsS. S.2s9: balances $3.50,
757
SILVER MARSET.-Bar silver 6Gs4c Mexican
silver dollars. sic. Bar silver in London closed
at 80 13-l6d
GOLD PREMIUM-In Madrid IS: Lisbon. 400
MEXICAN EXCHANGE. Mexican exchange ON
New York is quoted at lOsls
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS Customs recein,s
reported from Washington, S6lO59s: internal reve-
nue. receipts. sl,lO2S76; miscellaneous receID,s
slSO.435 Receipts for the day. SlS4s sOs; expendi-
lures. S2O9O,OOo. Receipts Tor the month 10 dafe
$50. .77O,6O6 expenditures s22 OOO excess Of ev
penditures, sl579394. Receipts for the fiscal wear
TO date, s51293S. .2l6 expenditures S5O9 sS7 O35 ex
cess OF receipts S2,451I7l
SUB -TREAsURY.-The Sub-Treasury was debt
or 20 the Clearing House s49l.S:4
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
SUBSTITUTE FOR AN ORIENTAL PEARL

French chemist. NJ. Tecla by name has recent
~ succeeded. after eleven years of research. in
discovering a process of scientifically producing
pearls that cannot easily be told from the product
of nature The fact that rubies. emerads and
sapphires have been initiated has stimulated man
ufacturers Of these precious stones to seek du-
plicate OF the pearl. the popularity of which has
been growing steadily, 1t is said that, through a
secret known only to himself NJ Tecla has sue
ceeded in producing what is apparently 2 genuine
pearl at one-sixth the cost of the Oriental speci-
men, II is calcareous concretion. indestructibIe,
and has texture quality and weight resembling
those of a real stone.
NJ Tecla has only recently finished the expert
mental stage and his product has only been on
Sae very short time. first at No. AZ Boulevard
ttaussYnann, Paris, and within the last week al
no; S9 Broadway. under the firm name of NJ Tecla
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
srocK EXCHANGE ELEcTloN

At the annual meeting OF the Stock Exchange
yesterday the regular ticket elected without
opposition II. X Pomroy and F. w Giey were
reelected president and treasurer, respectively,
and the following were chosen as members Of the
governing committee in the four-year class Ber-
nara ). Harrison George !. Maicom. Warren B.
Nash. Samuel F. STREET, F. X Sturgis George y
Post. jr.. H. G. s. Noble r. T. H. Halsey Stephen
H. Brown and Donald G. Geddes Mr.. STREET was
elected some time ago to hll the vacancy caused
by the retirement OF w. II. Cranberry and Messrs.
Harrison. Malcom and Nash succeed Charles Haz-
ard w Ledyard Thompson and Edward L.
Rogers The remaining six r7ien the list were
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
CURB MARKET TRADING.

While the market for outside securities nan
tained its late firmness, and speculation was -
up to the late averages. the chief feature was II
continued activity and strength in MacEay 60
mon After rising points at the opening Z - =.
1%. on realizing, but subsequently rained y
highest figure vet recorded at Us; the preIes'.-
near the close sold up 1&s American Can sll1a
were strong bur inactive. international san s@
up IA: Standard Oil was down points -
Subway improved :. Bethlehem Steel shares ~
firm. In the mining group United copper -
up sharply 2ls points drive against the -.
but in the late afternoon lost L. Boston So.-
ruled firm. British Columbia was traeuon 49,
Furnace Greek improved :; Butte Coa1iuo- -,
down a point In the lower priced issues y -
group fractional changes were shown In 49,
Marine 4.ss were strong: Delaware & Huason
were IN Y
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
sAlLlNcs FROM FRISCO AS USUAL

A telegram received in New York yesterday from
r. P Schwerin vice-president and general man
ager- of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company set
at rest all doubts to the present condition of
transportation facilities from San Francisco the
way to the Orient He said Terminals of the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company and railroad
trackage facilities 10 such terminals not in
juTed by earthquake and fire in San Francisco.
Both passenger and freight business is being han
died as usual The Union Transfer Company con-
unues TO transfer passengers baggage between
trains and steamers. Hotel accommodations are
available at Oakland San jose and Del Monte.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
MAY BE cooPeRAeE CONSERVATION.

-Four eooperage companies. with the same cor
poFators and registered Offices have filed articles
of incorporation with Clerk Rotterdam Of Hudson
County. Their titles and authorized capital stock
are: Truman coopeTage Company. 100000; Augusta
CoOperage Company. $4,000: Proctor Cooperage
company. s19.nd0; lark COoperage and Lumber
company $5J,O9A The registered Office of all is at
10. 70 Exchange Place. Jersey City. The cor
EEolatots E ;, are re-, = O. Coughlan. J. r. Turner and
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY

The following petitions in bankruptcy were filed
yesterday:
street voluntary petition. showing debts Of
Si% with assets of S125. The principal creditors
are George Gaiesman, of No. 113 Rvington street
49, ~ secured; Rubin Auerbach No. 126 Essex street
w; George Raines, No. 102 Fulton street, 500
walter Barbagelta, restaurant No. 30 New Bow
cry cry; voluntary petition, showing debts of 1857
vro No: 20 Market street $562
schedules in bankruptcy of the Brown Hat Com
pa'y show liabilities of S9147 and assets of 81 4S2
The principal creditors are Charles F1ammer No
~ Broadway. I.2S5; II. Discom & Gentham Com
pany, No lib Greene street 1856. The assets con-
sist OF stock in trade $4,000; machinery 5000; ac-
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
BANK PAYS 1O2D nIwpEMp.

The Greenwich Bsnk OF New York has recently
celebrated the payment Of Its 1924 dividend. ana
since its founding sss Increased its capital and
surplus from $4,000 a round million OF dollars.
3esides opening four additional branches. The
hank " conservative mana cement has Increased
Eot ogsy It's capital stock and surplus but nov
pays an S pes cent annual dividend where Il for
5IesAy paid only per cent
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
PALACE HOTEL Al LucERNE OPEN.

The opening ceremonies Of the Palace Hotel AZ
i-aeerne took place May 6. and were attended
pv many prominent and tilted people The con-
sensug OF opinion was that the Palace Hotel will
become OF the centres of fashionable hotel life
n Switzerland. as it embraces every known requi-
Size for comfort, lnxETy and entertainment and is
50 .oeassG that IL commands a fine view OF the
Lake o. asuceTne ana surrounding uouneafns
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15

FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Can money in
London. 2%G3 per cent Omen market d,eco,,nt rate
for short bills. 1868 9-16 per cent long bills
S1sq39s per cent. Berlin discount rate. 3h per
cent Berlin exchange on London 20 marks 81
pfennlgs Paris discount rate. 2l4 Per. cent Parts
gold in London, rs 915d W
FOREIGN SECURITIES consols for
money, S9&; for the account So 15-I6 Ercrch
rentes 80 francs 2715 centimes. Japanese 6s. FIRST
series, 1OIh
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET-Money on call opened AZ 81.
per cent; highest S1s per cent; lowest per cent
laSt loan Per cent close. per cent; ruling rate
S1A per cent. Time money was quoted a. 5q95II No,
cent for all periods Commercial paper was quoted
at 5l&d5S4 per cent for sixty to ninety avs 5Is05a
per cent for four to six months. and per cent foI
others
Actual closing rates follow:
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
Financial Meettfngs.

Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne 8 Chicago Railway Compapy.
~vo..rc,r. -, Pittsburgh. Pa. April 30 1905.
AOAAAG--4Ie anEGal meeting of the Stock
ana Bond holders u the Pittsburgh For, vvay, E
tlc9o ba4iHay Company wili he 81 toe odce OF
S5tlaaS IN fae City cT Pittsburgh Nednesday
Bay 10th 1905 a. i2 O'clock, fos purpose u eiec
expires day. s. 81 IpfTASs Senra,, $500 Ie' U 'h
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
p. e. r. SHORT TERM NOTE ISSUE.

The details OF the forthcoming issue Of short
term notes OF the Pennsylvania Railroad system
Wih be made public to-day. It is believed in Wall
Strelt that the amount of the issue viii be $4,000.
w. and that tie noes viii bear per intereat
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing quota
tions for government bonds, compared with satur-
days:
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
DiUidend Notices.

INTERNATIONAL SALT COMPANY.
quarterly dividend Of one per cent payable June
list 1896. the Capital Stock Of this COMPANY was
declared November 3D. 1866 20 Stockholders ~
May 18th Transfer books WIN close a. ,bree
o'clock p. M May 18th. and reopen June I'd
MORTIMER j FULLER Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABRoAn

London, May H. p. nn.-The market for Ameri
can securities was strong. Last onotations follar-
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
ACTIVE CURB STOCKS.

lNDUST RIAL.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15

AoaBa ads Total Gales fOE ho day sUnstcd tsman os.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-31
CHANDLER AND PULLMAN.

One of the strangest friendships in Washington is that existing between Senator Tillman of South Carolina and eX-SenatOr Chandler of New Hamp- shire. Il is especially curious consid- ering that the two men represent aI- most diametrically opposite views on topics that have made more enemies than friends. Tillman represents all that is distasteful and hateful to the north on the race issue. On the other hand, ex-Senator Chandler has been one of the most persistent flaunters of the bloody shirt" He advocated the force bill, believes in restricting the south's representation in congress and doesn't hesitate to say that the negroes of the south should be treated as equals of the whites, and they have numerous bitter forensic battles. On one occa- sion Chandler, bObbing up from differ ent seats, kept firing questions at Till man while the latter was addressing the chamber. The southerner at length became exasperated. The senator from New Hampshire" he roared, waving his fists. lis the grasshopper of this body" Up shot the fragile form Of Chandler. Maybe he is.' he re- torted. but you'll find that a pitchfork can't stick a grasshopper."
Arizona republican., 1906-05-31
IMPERIAL LIBERALITY
 PRODUCED THE CRISIS
The EmperOr's Concessions to Hun-
 gary Without Consulting the Ministry

Vienna, May 30.-Baron Won Beck, a high official of the ministry of agricul- ture has been charged by the emperor to form a new cabinet to succeed the ohe-Schillingfuest m inis tr y, which resigned on May 2S, owing to dissatisfaction with the proposals for the settlement Of the common customs tariff of Austria Hungary. Baron Won Beck IS known to be in the confidence of Arch Duke Franz Ferdinand, heir presumptive to the throne.
 The anger of the Austrian deputies because they were ignored and not asked by the emperor for their consen. to his action in settling the tariff dis pute with Hungary by his majesty giving his consent to the common tariff being hencefOrth called the "autono- nous Hungarian tariff found express sion today in violent speeches in par liament made by representatives of the various parties.
 An unconfirmed report is current that the crown has granted other con sessions to Hungary, indicating the approaching full economic independ- ence, and it is said that his majesty has sanctioned the cabinet to negotiate with Servia in Hungarys name con corning a commercial treaty without regard to the Austrian negotiations on the same subject.