The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-03
A PRocLANArIos.

Of criminals was conc uded and signed
al the City of Toxic. on the Goth day of
April. 1886. which treaty was amended
by the Senate of the United States. and
being in the English language is word
fof word as follows,
And trhereds, By the terms of said
treaty, 1t becomes operative within
sixty days after the exchange of ratifica.
! tons, and the same we're exchanged in
the City of Toxic on the 9th day of
/ September, 1886.
Nor, therefore. Be it known that
l, Grover Cleveland. President of
/ the United States of America,
! have caused said treaty TO be
made public to the end that tie same
and every clause thereof as amended,
may be observed and fulfilled with good
faith by the United States and the
citizens thereof.
In witness thereof. I have hereunto
set my hand and caus q the seal of the
United States TO be affix-d.
Done at the City of Washington this
third day of November in the year of
/ our LORD, 1886. and Of the independence
of the United States the one hundred
and eleventh.
(Signed,) GROVER CLEVELAND.
BY the President,
TT. BAYARD. Sec'y OF State.
The FOLLOWING Is SYNOPSIS or THE
TREATY.
The high contracting parties engage
to deliver up to each other under the
circumstances and conditions of the
present treaty all persons who. being
accused or convicted of one of the fol-
lowing crimes or offenses committed
within the jurisdiction of one party.
shall be found within the jurisdiction
of the other.
First-Murder and assault with ir-
tent to commit murder.
Second - Counterfeiting or altering
money or uttering or bringing into cir
culatiOn counterfeit or altered money;
cUunterfeiting certificates or coupons
OF public indebtedness, bank notes or
other instruments of public credit of
either OF the parties and the utteTance
/ or circulation of the same; forgery, of
altering and uttering what is forged or
altered; embeZzlement or criminal nal
yersation of public funds, committed
within the jurisdiction Of either party
! by public officers or depositors.
/ Fifth-Robbery
! ing or breaking and entering in the
DAA4AN VI AAG VI p4DAAC az
I thorities, or the offices OF banks. trust
companies, with intent to commit q
( felony therein.
Eighih-Perjury or subordination of
perjury.
Sinth-Rape.
I Tenth-Arson.
Eleventh-Piracy, by the law of ma
tions.
Twelfth-Murder, assault with intent
/ to kill, and manslaughter on high seas
on board a ship bearing the flag of the
/ demanding country.
decentralization destruction or
attempt TO destroy railways, vessels,
/ bridges. dwellings. public editices and
other buildings, when ii injuries human
/ life. Ii any person demanded be held
/ fer trial in the country on which the
/ demand is made. it shall be optional
I with the latter TO grant extradition or
/ to proceed With the trial: proUided, that
unless the trial be for crimes for which
/ the fugitive is demanded, the delay
shall not prevent ultimate extradition.
/ IL ii be made 10 appear that the extradi-
ton IS sought with a view to trial or
/ punishment for q political offsnse, the
/ surrender shall not take place, nor shall
any person surrendered be tried or pun
ished for political offenses committed
]
Tense other than in respect of which
the extradition is granted, neither Of
the contracting parties shall be bound
/ to deliver up its own citizens or subjects
under the stipulations of this conyen-
I ton, but they shall have power to de-
! liver them up il the demand is proper.
APPOINTMENTS.
The following is among the app oint-
ments of Postmasters to-day-Csrlton,
al Deer Lodge, Montana, vice Z. s.
Stsckpole, suspended.
The COLD WAVE.
Its learned at the Signal Office that
the coldway which is now passingover
the country extends from the upper
lakes TO the Gulf, and from the Rocky
Mountains to the Atlantic. Its point
/ Of origin in the United States was in the
northwest, and it has maintained q
southeasterly course. The cold wave
signals OF the Weather Bureau are dis
PLAYED throughout the Atlantic, Middle
and Gulf States. At am. 70 day the
Thermometer at Washington indicated
seventeen degrees, and IL has varied lit
! tie since that time. In Northern Min
nesOta IL WAS twenty degrees, aud fur
| ther north there was still lower range.
! The zero isOthermal extends through
out the upper lake regions, then tends
southwark TO Milwaukee and Chicago,
passes through the country lying be-
/ NV IN Heokuk aud Springfield, and
ives tHard past Fort Buford, DakOts.
] The temperature indicates no change ia
/ the weather. and the officers OF the ser
vice are OF the opinion that this VIII be
/ maintained for al least two DAYS.
A.Cowboys' Quarrel