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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-04-06
9tMfrnf.

Der idbrlide ngouno= Bartq" sum Sefen ser alien
4rIrcn Die unter Der 6Irior9e Der "Slenen Arrnenz
idmeitern" sn Gde Der Sobez Il. SaQeptrase iteben,
mirb Dtpntae, ben 6. April, 6e9tnnen uuS pdbreno
her oQrSen Siterpode oauern. Die 225 betdgten
Nrmep pete iett in Der Seimatb cine 3ufluhtsitdtte
oefInben baben un6 nom ben tleinen Armenibluetern
perorst perben, erIauben nd an bic 9SoRlt9dti9teit
nm lnterftiitune Su appeliren. Seitrdse IN 5leih,
gFebI, Waerialipaaren ober 6iIden neroeu oGntbar
entaeaenaenommen. 0onationen in Sthnittuaaren,
WouiieliTen, SSaueu Il. |. ~. Tno ebenIaus erwuHbt
nnb fpcrben oriuseno se6raudt. 3dslihe @ebete iIr
ale ohltbdter perhen seprohen uno iel0it Die Heinz
ne G5a6e uiro nit 0ant augenommen. C77-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-04-06
2ln(er 3einRfeioer- Oepartement


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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-04-06

giuf pieleu ausfeuunseu erbielt bas be-
liebte S6merjenebeilmittel ,St. 5atob's
Sd," goleeue gtebailleu, oils OaS bette
ldlmerEiaenOe Seilmittel Der @e9euwars.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-04-06

NsrofefIor SiboIa, @nitraIian Reoiant. fteut
Rte,ile Sro9en, 9i6t g1men pon SeIuherii; OlTen
ibre WPd6den= uno @attennamen, men un6 manu
man beirat6et, Ser9angenbeit, 3utunft &C.; 6eiet9
9runtiud1t un6 Sa6adtauen. 5utrieoenfelun9 Suz
neiittert. Wr. 62, Sar9tOaaftrake. (S2-7&n14)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-04-06
Gine NInfontntEnitener im Rmhlatto.

g Yeter8burg,4 A. Npril.- 0le Hez
gierung bat beidlofeu, cine Gintommeniteuer
9uf ale 3iuien 5u legen, pel6e bon 0Hentlts
den Ooer prioaten auleiben 5u Brojent &C.
soQen peroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-04-06

Iofute aud BON Npparaten uno Saroagen fur QUE
RIrten Beruuitoltuneen Il. WiB6bun9en oes nenlhz
id1en aorpers 9ansidbrtse prattiihe @rtabrunsen,
neIte mir uns in europa, pie aud in oteiem SanOe
eruorber, ftnb Btueiiesobne Die uriaten uneres es
idbdfts@grfolaes. Sas Ieieen6e Bublifum, ueltes
nod por elmer furSen Spnnne 3eit eine Sebhrintie
I'm fernen Often befrebisen muste, Fneet nunmebr
In Baltimore riht nur eirien lieterun9stdbt9en 6az
brifanten, Ion6ern aud Elm completes Eager obener%
ndbnter Irtitel. Die SS. aerSte, ioiuie auh ms
YeSonSere 6as leioenbe Bu6Iifum m0ten mir auj unz
iers anatomiidl eprreft ssiormten Srad, bant
8rid1en Se6aftete ieslihen alters unb 8eihIetls
conIultirten Srn Bi1ms unb fuuroen nit einen du@
serft prespTrbisen, bauer6aen, Die eeiben erleit=
ternben Sruhbauoe oerlehen.
IlnSer 9an,cn 9eparten,ett, bon competenter
fpe6lter Sebienung geleitet, entbdt elm potdnS9es
2aeer BON unterIetbsbinoen, Sprtsen, WhG=
uratSbaltern, &rii6er, Gorrctren &c. &c.
lInier &aeer fiinitIiber Renidlens Anasn tf
bos sbebeutenofte iIolid pon 9tefp@gort. (6ebrl1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-04-06

~ abreiiire ale BOtiahen an Or. ~.
~ e. Se Seriep, NJ. D., V. D. G. NJ.
" ST., gir. 121 ,RorofS barlesi itra6e,
sA9 ober nadb Der g4obnuns gtr. 4S5, Jtorbz
WZET @jilmoritr. - Rbeumltismus, gpilepz
49, iie, boie augen, ale Rerpeuleben cine
Gpesalitit beiIun9 in ieoem Sale ga
AR&s rontirt. Ran ihide 9ofmarte. Batienz
len IN ser 6srne ourd 6riefIide Seratbun9 turirt.
(Sl-2)
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-09
ICY STREETS,

And Pedestrians Who Fell With Dull
sickening Thuds.
Yesterday was probably the worst day
on record for pedestrians. Early in the
morning a sharp, sleety rain began to fall
and by noon streets, sidewalks and every
thing else exposed to the weather was GOV
cred with halt an inch Of the smoothes,
kind Office. As q consequence, locomotior
was an operation attended with much diff
Guilty and no little danger. Dozens Of people
sustained painful bumps and bruises from
falls, and in three or four cases serious In
iuries were received. Drivers Of vehicles
had fully as much trouble as pedestrians
horses with ali but the shsrpest calks slip
ping about in a painful manner. The
small boy was in ecstscies and the smooth
pavement about the City Hall was speed
ily converted into skating park, whereon
the kids desported themselves until dark.
Two or three intoxicated individuals who
ventured out had tough tine OF it. One
in particular was stranded upon the poet
Office sidewalk during the afternoon, and
remained there for quite while, his feet
about a yard and a half apart and lost
appesliog look upon his countenance. be
gas finally towed into the middle Of the
Street ard started home. o.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-09
m CONGRESS.
The Presidents Message Engages the
Attention of Both Houses.

The Presidents Message Engages the
Attention of Both Houses.
In the Senate. after the resdi2s OF the
journal, Major Pradeu catered snd deLv.
cred the Presideuta message, the reading
Of which wa con- meDced st l2:l0. The
most impressive silence marked the read.
ing, many Senators lssninF forward on
their desks 70 catch tie words OF TIE pss'
sage.
In the House there Sas 70 manifestation
of approval or dissppsovsl during tie
reading of the message akich ~, not con,
eluded until $40. The document sai
then ordered printed and referred to the
Committee Of the Whole. The death ol
Reuben L. Elsood late represeuts,;7e irou
Illinois, was anno4ncsd ~ bis successor
Mr.. Hopkin-, and as q mark Of respse. tt
, :. .as memory Of the deceais3 .te House, 8
3:l5 adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-09
M'6RAW'S.C CASE.
What Senator Logan asd Others
Think About Il.
MCCORMICK HIMSELF INTERVIEWED
And What He Had to Say About IT,.
Many Fine Points Of
Interest,
Spccid! 10 hs Reeisssr.

WASHINGTON, December S.-Senator
Logan to-day in speaking of the McGraw
case remarked that ut would have to be q
poor nomination Of Clsvelands to get him
to vote against confirming it. He aleo
b;sseasasshe he ~ousd hot give his support
to the effort to defeat McGraw,
| asked General Goffto day IL be knew
Of any movement on the part of McCor.
micks friends looking toward defeating
McGrsw's confirmation. He replied that
be had heard some such talk. Asked If
there was anything in it, he said Yes,
there will be decided protest among
West Virginians against McGraNs copfr.
nation. They viii not be opfned to Re
publicans alone. as there are quite
number Of West Virginia Democratic
displeased with the appointment Of Mr..
NcGrsw. Asked who the Democrats we're,
Gen. Gotf did not name them.
NCoRNicK INTERVIEWED.
| met Mr.. Mccormick at the Ebbitt 10.
night and asked him what he was doing
here. His reply was that he came here to
ascertain the nature OF the charg ges which
caused his removal He said that be had
written to the President to know what The
charges were but had received no answer
90 he came on in person but had been un,
able to get much satisfaction.
What are the other gentlemen with you
here forf' asked.
Il do not know" said Mr.. Mccormick.
I'VE are not after the Collectorship, hats
certain"
well, are you trying to keep any one
else from having tY'
"No," snswers6 Mccormick. in hesitat.
log manner. we are not
At this juncture ex. Marshal Atkinson
came I'D and joined in the conversation.
He said he had spent more time in Bal,i
more this trip than be had in Washington
AS tar Ms l au concerned. he said,
the Democrats are entitled TO the Offices.
and they ought to have them"
Some one suggested that was bis idea OF
the same subject, but il the Republicans
should be successful al the next election
he wanted to see the new Democratic ol.
fcials turned out.
We'll, remarked Atkinson, 'if We win
three years hence we will all be herr. II
will not be necessary to call the roll"
Messrs McCor nick, Atkinson, Powell And
several others left home TO night. hear
that McGraw has been here but have no,
seen him. He, too, returned 10 Grafton
this evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-09
M,.s-AiL1N- ID c = psesmbeE 5

WASHINGTON, D c December ;.
Il. C.gys.s .fHs I"ttsd States.
-. assembling is c.oadei 0Js sudden
-,s 5s,ss7sueut caused BY the recent
{. ,.iis1 dsa,l Of Thos. i. Hendricks,
g. 9.ssiieu, Of the United States. His
s,,s:sasi public services, his complete
,,,-.7 sud devotion 10 every duty, and
!, ,srso1al virtues will fad honorable
srl il bis cyunrys history. Ample
Z: syss:sd proofs OF the esteem and con
.::s 10 which h was held by his fellow
sz-7nan were manifested by his cleo
:. : a. of,s OF the mos, important
-ss,i higbes, digr:,g At ,sngta fall
Hs sIi aoGot5 he las 5asn laid st
x Said universal sorrow sad bsnedie-
u
z-p OF rHs PRESIDENT AND CONGRESS.
Z C5as..-u.i5a which requires those
.2, 'o lsg,s,s,s i5r The people to suuu-
i zss; ia i,scal;se Ct tbeis ao.emu
* ,so rsgIires ,ae Preside 1t to give
;.,agrss3 information OF the sac Of the
III sIi recommend to their coRsidera'
= sch measures a. be shall deem
zsSEy ali szpedien,. At the
-a:a.i Q; a c3npIisues With these
zE;saaaal directions it i3 vail !Or Us to
S.o mind lhs, ouS usefulness to the
s?: ija:e'ests viii Be promoted By 3
-z-; sp7recis'ioa of ths scope sad
2sEs: o. or respective duties 90 they
a. . Fei-:Al ls-,slauoa. While the
,a.a7s nav recommend such measures
i2sall deem eS2eiisn:, the resPousi.
II .J' .e;.s,sivsas.i2n must aud should
:?oa hose selected b7 the peopls 20
.,Fz 49, r
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-09
A CHILD TERRIBLY BuRSED.
A THING OF BEAUTY A JoY FosEyEs
! Reporter Drops IN 20 4 Beautiful Wed
ding Present for friend.

A Reporter Drop, IN TO Beautiful Wed,
ding Present for Friend.
A reporter who has Q friend soon TO be
married has been hunting around for Q
suitsble and useful present 10 give hin.
when he jumps of, bat failed TO fna any.
thing 70 suit his extreme sense Of beauty
and worth until ysstsIssJ, when he seci-
dentally aseprsd in The elegant sample
room OF B Pisher 4 Sons, where ha pa
displayed lovely line Of solid br.sa Cir.
seti, tenders and coslhodL he sxsninsd
into their durability and found thai tAsJ
were Of the finest make ard haldsome de-
signs, and are what is saiied god Snisisd
which prevents tss1 fzpm tarniskiBg hks
ord;narJ trss1 sut instead, tAs more the,
are poEshed the bnghter hey become
Msssrs. FisheT have undoubtedly The fyss
line Of thess goods in the city snd .. price
that sstonithed the reporter, vko immeS
lately bespoke Q beautiful ss. thsa pa
ticulsriy caught his eye foE iAs purpos
above named. These asticles also max
elegant holiday presents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-09
PRESIDENT ROLF,
OF the Gas Trustees, Hands In His Kesig-
nation.

OF the Gas Trustees. Hands In His kesiE
nation.
When the Second Branch Of the City
Council adjourned last night there re
mained in the hands Of Mr.. Hildreth, Pres
ident pro tenn, p sealed envelope, enclos
ing the resignation Of Col. August Rolf al
a member Of the Board Of Gas Trustees
The document was not voted upon tor The
reason that, as there was no quorum IN the
First Branch, joint session could not be
had.
The fact that President Rolf had deter
mined TO end his short term Of service
on the Board early gained currency among
members, and created much surprise
There was q general feeling that the resig
nation ought not to be accepted, and had
q Joint session been held three-iour,bs oI
the members, at least, would have 90 voted
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-09
Martinsburg's =. II Resigns.
EpsciaI 10 th< Re2iSts.

WAsHHGToS, D. c., December Geo.
J. ETars, Of Msrtinsburg. has rendered his
resignation as postmaster. 10 taEe eaec;
December 3lst. Congressman Wilson has
recommended Editor Colstoa for the place.
7he term Of Postmaster LeisiDgings. q
Ciarlestovn, vii expire the last Of January
Mr. Wilson has recommended 6. q Flags
20 succeed hin.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-09
DESERTED WIFE

Attempt. to End Her EIistsncs With
Laudanum.
Yesterday morning Mrs. Jane Day. Of
Bridgeport, procured bottle Of laudsnum
and proceeded 10 take large dose Of the
same with the intention Of destroying her
lie. She was found shortly after spd. @
doctor summoned, who, with gres, erertion
managed to bring her out of dagger. Mrs.
Day is one Of the very few cases where
there is apparent justi6sble cause fer
SELF MURDER.
A few months ago her husband, James
Day deserted her and went TO Cameron
this State, and there married another wo-
man. The woman TO whom he was mar
ried the second time knew that be bad q
wife living, and the Methodist minister. q
Mr.. Postle, who performed the ceremony
at the second wedding, is said TO have had
the same information. Mrs. Day has three
bright children by her husband, oil
OF whom have been deserted by the recrean,
Ind Mormonistic husband and father.
Mrs Day some time ago made application
for divorce, which has not yet bean granted.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Yesterday engine No. 10, attached TO
the Msssillon accommodation, on the c.
L. / W. railroad, broke On axle at Wheel
ipg Valley, about FIVE miles ives. Of Bridge,
port, delaying the train from $50 9. 10.
till 3 p. N. When the axle broke 9 par
Of The Irsin Jumped the track, but NJ On,
was seriously hurt, although the paisen
gers we're pretty veil shaken up.
CHILD TERRIBLY BURsED.
Yesterday morning q t.o-yeaf old child
Of Charles johnson, Of Bridgeport, Will,
standing near the crate At home. bro1ghl
Its clothes too GEAR the IRE and is nitet
them. aarpiDg the chiId's back and limb,
/ terribly before any sssistancs arrived. A
doctor vss s13Aonsd, spd after dressing
tbe Injuries, stated ths, there vas Q possi
ouity Of its recovery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-09
WEST VIRGINIA APPROPRIATIONS.
Treasury Estimates fer Rivers and
Harbors.
a. p.,..g..

Treasury Estimates fer Rivers and
Harbors.
Special 10 ht RsqisiH.
WASHINGTON, December s.-The Secre
tary of the Treasury has submitted to Con
gress the following estimates for appropi
atoms for rivers and harbors in West Vir
ginia Continuing improvements OF the
Big Sandy river, $4,000; same for New
river, $4,000; same for ELI
river, $4,000; completing Improvement,
Of Buckhsnnon river, $4,000; continuing
improvements Great Kapswha, $500, 900;
same for Guysndotte, $1,000; completing
Improvements Little Kanawhs, $4,000
same for Monopgahels, Sl2l. .0OO.
PERSONAL.
j. W. Cunningham, Of Hardy county, ID
here and. 1t is said he is after position
under the doorkeeper ofthe House of Rep
resentstives. -. = 4
f-G.c. Goshors;the ex!Postmxnuf NPisd.
mont, is here to-day. he will not make
any effort to defeat the confirmation Of his
successor.
Senator Camden was indisposed to-day
and unable to be in his seat.
Ex.Delegate Lurty, OF ClArksburg, is
here. He was among those who were re-
Gently dropped from the Senate rolls.
DR.. C. F. Richards, of Charleston, and
J. ". Brown and wife, Of Grafton, are
among the arrivals to-day. -"VHsr.--'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-09
Our FoRElGN RELATIONS
-'Iai! and Neutral We stu Continue
10 BE.

'-a-! and Neutral We StH Continue
To he.
As'Aat7i0E 70 announce thAI the re-
N''' . The Um,sd S,a:ey with foreign
- ''aeaaes to De tiendly. Our pres
A's' nssflJ century Of successful
N';3aoaAl gOvernmsut,lhe maintenance
ga 'Al'h II al or engagement, the
-'Al2e o; complications With other rs,
Nl oar Consistent and smica5le stti.
"''a the strong and weak alike fur.
4 =! .o'' OIL political disposition which
H. - Professions c! good Will unueces.
4 = 1l.'a are 20 Qlssicns CT difficulty
H1o any .Jreiyo government.
~ 'as TALSLAND ISLANDS.
- argentine Government has revised
~1Alt question G! the Falkland Isl
+. - e@ulHE from the CCitsd States
la' lcslr loss attributed tc she
\, Q, tas CoGnander Of the sloop Of
a. -HA'g'Oa IN breaking up = pirarical
~. y asse Islands 10 1881, aad their
I. zen, Occupation 5y Great R.isaic
g. d ne ample Justification for the
b, = = ,LeadlDg.ou aud the dsrelict con
- 'as 1s!auis before and etter their
\ !, occupation By Argentine colonis,i
- FOlod,sss.
-. AiSISTER KELLEY.
-, -s,,on has arsea With the Gov
g Of Aastria-E Eungsry touchiuc
I,T,aaou -, Of tbs Caiyed STATES Al
ss.,,,; oA'lng under ny constitutions
,,-ss .-ss sPpoinizd a esriusbls cite
s;,i.:'S s;iAehsS prObity and competanct
ssJ % laA, country, tue Govern
-, S',Iiia- = Hungary ils:.sd this Gov
S -, '@ks cosuizsnes Of certain ex
{ ,.,,,SSe s4Sea 1Poa allegations agains
4 sI,o';s.A aeesP,sSiBty Of Mr.. kelley
~ n. sagoT, asking that in viev
~ Appoiptneu, Should Be v;lh
~ 20 20 ssasOrs advanced we're sue
Il "a !; :. De aeq1ieseed 10 StthoVts VIC
7a ., cath Of oies and "a
Sss,S NE cous'itutioa since the,
lts,;;5,' 'a5oI7ed limitation in fsVo
sSca S, 81 :IS'sTonent upon the hight .
~s HIeeuhys and require,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-09
I 10 not lits thee, rr. Fell,

Tbs rtason why, oanbOt ut
II has often been wondered at, the bad
odor this oitquoted doctor was in. Twas
probably because be, being ens -oi lhs- old
school doctors, made up pills as large ~
bullets. which nothing but an ostrich could
bolt without nausea. Hence The dislike.
Dr. r. V. Piercs's pleasant Purgstivu
Pellets" are sugar. coated and no larger
than bird-shot, and are quick TO do their
work. For all arrangements Of the liver.
bowels and stomach they are specific.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-09
Supreme Court Decisions.
SpeclaI 10 th< Reciffer

CHARLESTON, W. Va. December S.
The Supreme Court decided the following
cases to-day: Mckenzie vs.. Ohio River
Railroad Co., from Wood. Judgmen,
Circuit affirmed.
Webster Wagon Co. Va, W. F. Peter
son, from Municipal Court, Wheeling
Affirmed.
John vs.. Commercial Bank, Wheeling,
Judgment reversed and new trial awarded,
Adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-09
HARRINGTON & co.
IIO9 70 III3 MAIN STREET.
Marked Down
NEW STOCK
OF
NeWmarkets,
Short Wraps,
Russian Circulars.

Every garment we have in
stock was new this season, and
this reduction signifies more
on this account. Our prices
have been the lowest all the
season, and the ladies Of this
city should avail themselves
Of this opportunity to pur.
chase new and elegant gar.
ments at a very low price.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-09

MESSAGE
n President Cleveland Submitted
10 Congress.
0owsrful and Concise Document
Meeting
,,,ry public Question IN a Bold
Manner,
,,,Inu With II UnaqulTOcally and
With
.t,iIsi COncissnass---His Fear
less and
,,,,titutional Position in the Case
Of Minister Kelley.
f, lust and Equitable RscOmmen-
datiOn to Congress,
b ns SiIyar Question, of a SuS-
pension Of Coinage.
J, Asks for a Reduction Of RsVs-
nus on Escassariss.
/, unusually Detailed ReVls% OF
the Nations Affairs
|lt a FuIi Exposition Of the Pres
dents Views.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-09
YKYEzUELAS RRLArTnSs.

The negotiation with Venezuela relative
to the relation OF the mixed commission
constituted under the treaty Of 1866 was
resumed in vieS Of the recent soquiesence
OF the Venezuela vary in the principal
poiat advanced BY this GovprnIieut that
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-09

With the graigsl recovery of Peru from
the effects Of 6Jf late disastrous conflict
with Chill, and With the restoration Of civil
authority in that distracted country, it is
hoped that pending war claims will be sd-
usted. In conformity with notification
given by the. Government OF Peru, the ex-
isting treaties OF commerce and extrsdi.
tiou between the United States and that
country will terminate March 81, 1896.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-09
TIE HLITI ISsURREcTfos.

The lsts insurectionary movement in
Hayii having been 4aeIled, tbs Govern
ment Of that Republic has made pnnpt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-09
TIE ALERT.

The Aruc exploring steamer Alert,
which was generously given BY Her Males
tvs government to aid in the reliet of the
Greedy expedition, was, after successful at,
tainment OF the humane purpose, returned
to Great Britain in pursuance of the an.
thority conferred by the act Of March Sd
1885.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-09

rC1ntirusd On Tari Page. ]
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-09

Our good relationship with Russia con
tinues. An officer of the navy, detailed for
the purpose, is now on his way to Siberia
bearing the testimonials voted by Con.
gress to those who generously succored
the survivors of the unfortunate Jeanette
expedition
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-09
E4rR4DITIoY WITH GREAT aRIrAlS.

bAEhADIIlON NlIh HhEAl NhILA-A.
The insdequsry Of the existing engage
ments for extradilion between the United
States and Great Britain has been long ap'
parent. The tenth article of the treaty oI
lS42-one OF the earliest compacts in this
regard entered into BY the United States
stipulates tor surrender in respect to the
limited number of offences, otEer crimes
nc lass inimicsl to the welfare should be
embraced and the procedure of extrsdItior
brought in harmony with present interra
ionsl practice Negotiations with Hel
Msiesty's Government for en- enMged
treaty Of sxradition have been pending
since 1870 end entertain strong hopes
that satisfactory result may be soor
attained.
ALASKAN BRITISH COLUMBIAN BOUNDARY
The frontier line between Alaska and
British Columbia, ss defined BY the treaty
of Cession with Russia, follows the denmark
alton assigned in o prior tresty between
Great Britain and Russia. Modern ex
pIoration discloses that this ancient bound
ary is imprsctieGbie ss geographical fac
IN tne unsettled cOnoluOn OF LnAg gegiOn
| The question has lacked importance, bu
the discovery of mineral wealth in the Ter
ritory the line ia supposed to traFer;e, sd
monlshes that the tine has cols vhsn al
accurate knowledge Of the boundary i
nsedtul to avert jurisdictonAl complies
tions.
! l recommend, therefore, thai provision
be made tor q preliminary RECONNAISSANCE
by officers of the United States to the en-
Of acquiring more precise information OF
the subject. / have invited heT Majesty
Government to consider g;.L: Us the adov
:::;oh Of a more convenient line to be estab
fshed BY meridian observations o. b
knowa geographical features without th
necessity OF Sn expensive survey Of th
whole,
/ The HAIu IysURRTcTIos.
! The lsts insurectionary movement Il
Hayti having been 9uelied, tbs Govern
ment Of fhst Republic has made pcml
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FRIESpLISEss WITH coREA.

Ko opportunity hes been omitted ig
testify the friendlinesS of this government
toward Corea, whose entrance into the
family Of treaty powers the United sIatss
zs-s the first to recognize Irsgsrd With
fsSor tae sPpIestisR Rsae 5J. the Corssn
gsFesnpenf to be alIo1ed to employ Amer.
isRa ohcess q nilitslJ Instructors, to
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provision for adjudicsting the losses spf.
tered by foreigners because Of hostilities
there, and the claims Of certain citizens OF
the United States will be in this manner
determined. The long pending claims Of
two citizens Of the United States, Pelletior
and Lazari, haSesbeen disposed Of by arbi-
traitor, and an award in favor of each
claimant has been made, which, by the
terms OF the engagement, is final. 1t re-
mains for Congress to provide for the pay
ment Of the stipulated moiety Of the ex-
penses.