Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-12-16

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"''' sPee''' ""'''"'i INSTRUMENTATION
OTHER FOREIGN RELATIONS.
As a result of the legation to Teheran
the Shah's government exhibits great in.
rere>t in the industrial activity in tn. Ini,ed
States which will lead to beneficial ex.
changes
\ convention to adjust the claims Of our
c'i,zpns during the civil war in Peru is under
consideration.
Thp mission of Lieut., Scheutze in appre.
ct tinn of the kindness of the Siherians in
aiding our Arctic ycyayers has h..n accom-.
pii>u.l. and It is PHEASANT to note its appre
ca 9 al hy tile Russian government.
Susctul agents of Germany. Great Rritain
and the United States, hay. heen deput,d
to examine the SITUATION al The. Samoan +.
lands. where the interests of these countries
have been imperlll%d b, internal dissensions
The improved relation with Spain. in the
matter OF trade with the Antilles, and by
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70 o''hp'e'e We arrangement ;" pefsis'eh'it
soug"' "S hef 'o' many Years
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F'"'"t"' "e nave treaties "''h many
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OUR fxrRADirIoN TREATIES
Our statutes regarding extrad'iiun might
= 'n' ""'aee""'', a"th"fu oN provision 'oF
transit across our territory from one foreign
couuirs 10 another of fugltIy-s surrendered
hs foreign government TO a third Stale.
Il is also desirable to remove ihp present
uncrrtanty and d-laS. that power he con-
ferred upon the Secretary Of statr 10 issue a
certificate ia case " Arrest fir the purpose
u rxtfadslon. % appear l,futr whHm pro-
grringS ar- p'uhius. H. also recommends
that express t.'si-lun IT. made fuf mneli-
AZ di-ch7t1" persons committed M ex-
tfa..5Nau : here The President : ~ the apin-
tau tLat surrender should not ," madr.
ilr trust, at tnr subject oi international
c"pyFehf aA. receive from Congress ttr A.
l"n'loa II deserves snd tha; ;h- just CLAIMS
ot authors be duty h"eded. the rrcoamrn-
iaiIan for 'hr rrpra! 81 the tax on painting,
ot inr.ien aftst, Is renewed.
IN relation % The estimates Of ihr Srcre-
'ar, Of State for he maintenance of consular
service on The basis Of salaries fuF Al officers
n 1hom -nea allowance . deemed advisable,
lhr Pfe~.drht sat' hc hopes no mistaken
theory 81 ecnn"n, vii! ptTpe'ia'r = lem
Nhieh 'A thr ras' was virtually closed ~ DE-
>et'ln- ia'fht-
TARIFF A>p REVENUE
Tb- President .sn.,i,H, t,.cts ~, II.
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hn.4, rhs, II m. interest of .r.non, ,n5
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