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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-10-01

To, dav met one Of the examiners
and asked him whv the committee bad
made such a peculiar report Heiepleo
in effect as follows. au I almost IN these
exact words: The committee had
nothing to do with the affair. 1t was
controlled absolutely by the district al
torney. The question OF competency
was not considered. T0ere was no I'm
parchment of your efficiency or per
sOnal integrity. You know from the
questions | put to you (at Provo regard
ing religioR) why you were ig Ored.
This examination was Ostensibly
made TO find the most comp tent per-
son, possessing the other statutory
qualifications for the position. Religion
was properIu no part of the question.
and no man. whatever his posi- ion, had
any legal right to dictate to be COM
mittee. But in this, as in othe things,
the law. the Court, the bar and the citi-
Zens proposed-but the Distric1 AttoT-
ney disposed.
Yours respectful v.
DAN. HAMER.
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MASSACHUSETTS, DENIS.
John S. Andrew Nominated
for Governor.
THE PRESIDENT APPLAUDED
DecIsration of Dem ocratio Principles
in the PIatform-Mi miscellaneous
New Notes.
Massachusetts Democrats.

WORCESTER, Mass, September 3d.
The Democratic State convention was
called to order at 11.3O this morning,
Hon. B. A. Collins in the chair. John
S. Andrew, of Boston, was nominated
for governor by reclamation. The res
buttons applaud the course of Presi-
dent Cleveland, and particularly his
hedges respecting civil service reform.
The resolutions declare We demand
q iudiciOBs reform of the tariff; all
needed protection to capital and labor
engaged IN various indus tries that can be
assured under revised scale of duties,
which will afford all the revenue re-
ouired by the government, and relieve
The people of the heavy weight of tax
alton; honest money must be main
tanned; gold and silver coinage of the
Constitution and a circulating paper me-
6Ium. based Oh both cOinages and easily
convertible into either, must be de-
tended against all assault. Such a policy
Is essential to the stability and mer-
camille prosperity of the country. The
citizens of Massachusetts have an abid
ing interest in the ocean fisheries,
on nv her vessels and fishermen, while
taxation, direct and indirect, is imposed
and revenue drawn by town, state, and
federal governments from the hardy
fishermen who fish under her flag, we
shall oppose all efforts to admit rivals
Under a foreign flag to sell their fish
free Of duty and taxes IN the markets Of
the United States. We welcome the
10, l.,
the long and earnest struggle made by
the Democrats of Massachusetts, for
a repeal OF the tax on the poor man s
ballot We have right to congratulate
the WOrkingmen that at last the Repub-
lean party has surrendered,On this is
sue, and that an amendment abolishing
the poll tax qualification is on its way
to the people.
James 5. Grinneu nominated John T.
Andrew, Of Boston, for Governor. The
motion was put and carried amid cheers
and music by the band. The motion
for an informal ballot was lost and
An1reW was nominated by an almost
unanimous vote. a committee was ap-
pointed to nominate members of the
State committee and another to nom
mate the remaining officers on the State
ticket, after which an adjournment was
taken until 2.30 pm. The balance OF
the State ticket with the exception of
lieutenant governor, will be made as
tou0ws: Secretary Of State, John R
Ihayer, of Worcester; treasurer,
William Aspinwan, of Brookline; audi
tor, William f. Cook, of Springfield ;
general, John w. C0rcoran, of
Clinton.
The platform was presented and
adopted without debate.
Frank K, Foster was nominated for
Observation-Disclosures; Mr.. Aspinwall
declined to serve as a candidate for
Treasurer, and Louis Warner, OF North
ampton, was substituted. The COnven-
ton then adjourned.
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Discussions Among the Anarchists

COLOGNE, September 30.-The Gazette'S
London correspondents say: Dissen-
sion has broken out between the only
two German Anarchists clubs in Lon
don, and threatens to Leaf to violence.
One club has Frehejt as its organ and a
Belgian named Dave as its leader. Dave
Is an intimate friend of Johann Most.
The other club named AutOnOmec has
the anarchist as its organ and an Aus
trian named Penckert as leader. Only
three weeks ago the two clubs met in
Cleveland Hall and expressed sympa-
thy with Chicago Anarchists. Now
they have drawn daggers against each
other.
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General Miles, Renort.

WASHINGTON, September 3O.-General
Miles annual report, embodying the
story of the surrender of Geronimo, has
been received by the Acting Secretary
of War. General Miles, it IS said, re-
ports that he accepted the surrender of
the savage chieftain. agreeing as among
the conditions that he should not be
surrendered to the civil authorities of
Arizona for trial, and that he should be
taken away from that vicinity.
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Ten Years in Prison.

PORTLAND, Me-, September 3O.-To-
night, Cashier William E. Gould was
brought into the United States cour
room to plead to indictments against
him, charging him with the
misappropriation of the funds of the
bank. He waived the readiDg of each
Indictment and pleaded guilty 10 each.
The prisoners + &c expressed not the
slightest emotion as the District AttoI-
ney moved for sentence. Judge Webb
then sentenced him to ten years in the
States Penitentiary at Thomasyille.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-10-01
Bits From Berlin .

BERLIN September 3O.-Herr Schwabe,
German merchant, long residing in
England, has presented an art hall to
Hamburg, with 1913 oil paintings. many
of them very val able by modern Ger
man, English and French artists.
he report OIL tn German Life Boat
Association shows that the society now
has 100 stations, and during the past
twenty years has been instrumental in
saving 1878 lives, includlng 288 saved
by the rocket apparatus.
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Most Excellent

il. ATKINS, Chief of Police, Knob
vile, Tenn, writes: my family and I
are benefciaries, Of your most excellent
medicine, DR.. Kings New Discovery fOr
consumption; having found it to be all
that YOU claim for it, desire to testify %
its virtue. Ny friends to whom / hsys
recommended 1t, praise It st every Op-
portunity." DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption is guaranteed to curs
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma,
Group and every affection Of the Throat
Chest and Lungs. Trial Bottles Free ss
2. G. N. I. Drug Store. Large Size LO. .
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The knights Say the Strike Must Go

The knights Say the Strike Must Go
ST. LOUIS, September 3O.-The Knights
OF Labor in the west, and more par
tcularly those in St. Louis, have de
oided that strikes, like the boycott,
must go, and that it should no longer
be recognized as a necessity of the
order. While this important decision
Is not publicly announced, yet the in
formation comes from unqueStiOncd
authority. The fact is that some of
tne knights consider that this has been
one OF the greatest obstacles that the
order has mad to meet What action
on this important movement will be
taAen IN the Richmond Gonven-
g0n' Is yet uncertain. st. LOUIS
oelesateS, however, it is understood,
are instructed in favor OF a law which
WIN WIN dispense entirely with the strike
sysIem: Arbitration will hereafter be
we pohcy Of the Western, in all cases
VI wages and labor that require adjust
u men T.. The st. Louis Knights may ask
uLt hlchmond convention for a COM
;-ll.Cee' whose special duties it will be to
nv eSLLSaJe and settle all difficulties of
E rliS character with suggestions from
N1allu Master PoWderly.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-10-01
The Grand Duke stakaa

LONDON, September 3O.-The race for
Grand Duke Michael stakes at New
market to-day, was won by st. Mlran,
Mephisto second, Lisbon third. New
ket October handicap was won by
Springfield, Scetilla second. Cambus-
more third. There were eight starters
and Melton was favorite.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-10-01
the sha Ike in Charleston

CHARLESTON, September 30.-The day
has passed quietly, nothing happening
to disturb the peoples returning conf
dsrc9 in the stability of things. &
slight tremor st 3 p. m. is said to
have been felt by some persons, but not
generally throughout the city.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-10-01
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
September 90. 1886.
WHITE HOUSE.

J. W. Tate TOoele City; r. AngOve, Bing-
ham; J Mason EvanStOn;J. PiStOne, ]. HOl.
der, Stockton; ". White, Denver; c. Hanni-
fin, Milford; J. p. Mays, G.. MeClellen, Frisco;
w. Clark, II. Dale, Sandy; NJ. P. Kelly, C A.
Reilly, Douglas; Lucas, B. Small, J
Boyd, Bingham; c. Birch Butte; A AOsier
Stockton; ". :. White, F. Young, GunnisOn;
c Brewer, Ogden; \. d. BAIL San Fran
cisco; I. LINN, Kansas City; J. H, Mcase, Z
Mayhew. Uin1ah Agency;J. II. Ryan, Reno,
New: .. McInniS, Bingham; D. c. Murphy.
AI5a; \ G. Sutherland, Provo; c. H. Church
and wife, Miss 9. Z. Church, NJ. Church,
Miss NJ. y. Church, Union City, Pa.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-10-01
The Irish AmaZons

DUBLIN, September 30.-At Midtown,
Malbay, County Clara, to-day. while
the sheriffS were employed restraining
a man named Kelly, the married wo-
men of the neighbOrhood attacked and
Overpowered and Imprisoned all the
officers engaged, while their husbands
secured the cattle and removed them
from the locality.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-10-01
PERSONAL.

Mrs. OBoRN, OF Union, wasin the city
yesterday, on business.
H. s. GowANs was seen on our streets
yesterday.
A. D. You've is once more in our
midst.
Jor TRAVIS took in yesterdays races.
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Married Couples, Quarrels.

An exchange is responsible for the
settlement that ''if- married couple
avoid the first quarrel they will never
have the second" This is true, but no
more so man the statement made by
Goldberg, the clOthier, that If you once
buy your clothing from him you will
never 90 anVMh here else.
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On Schedule Time

TIL nnnFTANooGA, Tenn. September 3d.
tn. last tennessee, Virginia 81 Georgia
cayed i = under Mission Ridge, which
rebniit' IA las .aSt winter, has been entirely
turonoba uu TODAY trains are running
-O0gh on schedule time.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-10-01
Half a MILLION in smoke

LONDON, September 30.-A' block of
warehouses was burned at Leicester
Yesterday. the occupants being Barrow,
leather manufacturer, and Wright,
boot and shoe dealers. Loss, $5y0,U0O
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On the Diamond.

WASHINGTON. September 3O.-Wash-
ington 1. Chicago ..
BosToN, September 30.-Kansas City
1, Boston ).
New YoRK. September 3O.-Detroits 3,
New York l.
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Ninetv Dars, Ouarantine.

Topeka, KS, September 3O.-On the
recommendation of the Kansas Live
Stock Sanitary Commissioner-Governor
Morton issued q proclamation to-day
ordering a quarantine Of ninety days
against the entry of cattle from Illinois
and Ohio and the Dominion of Canada
on account of the prevalence of pleuro-
pneumonia in these localities.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-10-01
A Painter Dead

MUNICH. September 3O.-Franz Adam,
historical painter, is dead.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-10-01

THE SALT LAKE HERALD is the most
popular paper in the Rocky Mountain
region.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-10-01
aedberg & Fernstrnr,,

W. OeTg q E'ernstrOm.
az pric ere making up fashionable suits
and see oT winch defy competition. Cali
Se' our new line Of imported clothes.
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Another Plot to Blow up the Gar.
BERLIN, September 30.-It is rumored
that the plot to blow up the Gar while
travelling, has been discovered at st.
Petersburg.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-10-01
Provo. September %, 1886.
2srH-ArrERNooN SESSION.

People VS.. Charles Roberts; battery ;
evidence insufficient; case dismissed.
In the matter of Charles Hardy, for
resisting a United States officer, the
jury find verdict of guilty as charged.
30TH-FORENoON.
People VS.. Cornelius J. Vansdale
battery implicated with Emil Jackson
Jury find defendant not guilty.
United States ". James W. Loveless
unlawful cohabitation. Trial in pro-
greSs.
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CAPITAL CHIPS.
Notes From the National
Headquarters.
MILES TERMS TO GERONIMO.
Union Card League-Ninety Days
Quarantine-Ten Year in Prison
Plot to Blow Up the Czar-Elc
Washington whispers.

WASHINGTON, SeptembeA 30. - The
President to-day appointed John Nc
Lean, of California, to be interpreter of
the United States Consul-GeneraI at
KanagaWa, Japan.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-10-01

and Mrs. Fd. som have gone to Buffalo,
NY, for a visit of about ten days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-05
Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST MADE
Dby J. L HoldermAn and Cstharine Aolderman d,
vile, 10 ths undersigned trustee, da ed on the
10Th day of June, in the year OF our Lord, 1884,
sud recorded IN the e ETk's Office Of the County
CnuTt o Marshall county, West Virginia, on the
10Th day OF jun, A. D. 1894 In Deed OF Trust Book
No. s, folio $50, I will, on
saturday, the 9Th Day of March, 4. d,
1886,
begiuning az 10 o'clock IN. Of raid day, sell ut
pU Dic auction the premises, 70 the highest and
best bidder, tue property conveyed By sad deed Of
trust, or so uuCn thereof as MAJ BE- necessary TO
pa the eNper@s attending ths execution VI the
trust inelud NJ the tTustee's commissions, and 10
IN. following being the quantity and description
o. the land and prop arty thereby convey ed, that
Is 10 say AL the iOllOSing property situate In
MARSHALL county, West Virginia, that ia ID say,
parcel Of land bounded Is follows: Beginning on
the lire betEeen VIM. Mhiteman'o sno hcI K
hs;mer Hrr thence along the Marshall county
flank road south 7S' east 80 fee; thence at right
sug'es south lh4So wet - 75-l0O feet 10 stake;
then o south 6I1So west 10 IS 100 feet T. q STAKE;
thence nCrta 1875 west 20 feet 10 whiteman's
line; Their CO l06 feet with said line t. the place OF
hegnning, being the tame property convey ed TO
J. L. HoldermEu By Henry Horkheimer and others
by deed dated June II, iSSi
TEENS OF SALE-One third OF the purchase
money, or so much more - the purchaser may wish
10 pay cash 10 hSud; one-hAli Of the remainder OF
the purchase money with interest in one year
and the residue thereof with interest, in two
years from the day o. tale, the purchaser giving
his notes secured by deed 0f trust on the property
sold for the deferred payments,
GEU. B, CALDWELL,
Trustee.
], c. HSRvET, AuotiOueer. feb 2Osvt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-05
COM AiSSIONER'S SALE.
William Rennard, Complainant. |

William Rennard, Complainant,
vs. ~ A. S,-,.
Tillie Bernard John Remand. ,ns =. w, ~
iniabfB under the aga Of t-sn- Co,,,, N' =,
ty-one years, nd Kate North, CS1y
guardian OF said Tile and john SA""0s'''
hannaId, defsLdanils.
10y v1k1UE Or DECREE OF TBR CIR
ID cult Court OF Ohio county, West vUginiE,
made ana entered in the above entitled cause On
the 18th day OF Ueoemb.r, 1880 vii, on
Wednesday, the 10Th Day of march, 1880.
beginning NJ o clocs q the 4 out do. OF the
Court House OF Ohio county In he city 81 hs.ling
WA, proceed TO re at ublc suo' Ion, the follow
ing named real e'tas. that IL 10 ssy, certain psIia
or portions Of 10 nuDbe ed Cd Tho plat Of tie
East Wheeling Companys Addition 10 NO city Of
wheeling. West VirsiDia, o, one huOdret aud th!r.
teen 10 and one hundred and fourteen ulN, and
being al The pToptTty conveyed TO Benz amin IL
Rennard, now deceased, by A. N, Adams and ma
II DIS Adams, bis wife, ~ two ss,srsI deeds bran-
ing date respectively ~ iollows: Une deed Gated
February "a, 49,, and duly HooTd,d in the orbcs
Of the Clerk OF the County Court OF , bio county,
Weat Virstpis Ia DEED Book No. 20, page 10, aud
the ther deed dated March y, 1870, aId duly ~.
corded In the once Of the Clers OF the County
Court Of uh'o county, West Virginia. in red
Book No 63, page los, save and except such part
portion OF A d lot nu inferred sGo hundred and
thirteen tlls). and ,uch part or portion OF lot
mum 6ered one bundled and fourteen uit Of ihs
property above conveyed a. vas conveyed BY he
said Zen amin II. Bernard 10 cecilia Oil 'bpIe By
deed dated April 9, 1873, and duly ron Tdsi In
the ofioe OF ths Clerk c. the ounty Court 81 OHIO
county, Wet Virginia, IN Deed BooI : o 6s, pas
90.
TERMS or FALE-ODe third, r as much nGrs
as the purchaser nay elect cash on ths day OF sale
and tho residue IN too equal instalmenis pay tb.s
respectively In sz and iseNe moths Gum re
day OF sale, the credit IbsrsI1ent bsarIg L. taer
from the day sale, and The paTCha,er sIsoltipg
notes therefor, with satisfactory p'IsrpAl s'corty
payable nj I'D respective dates ard tie Ute TO %
retained until TIE whole OF the pDTcb1s money 10
paid, and q conveyance directed by the court
GEOEGk b.. GIIBBisr,
specisl Commisionsr
J. c. HERvgY, ASetiOpeer
hereby certify that bond has been aiven By thu
said Geores Il. Il GiIohIisI, epecial onmi,sjopsr
IL requirtd by law, aud bs the terms OF the deass
sntsi ed In the above tpiitb cxute
Published the inst uns February Sth, 1886
JOHN ". MIrCc ELL, Clft
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-05

The esteemed Inteligencer seems to
think that every time the REGIsrEs men
tons anything about West Virginia post
masters it is calling to mind some unPleaS.
ant ghost of departed pOstof6ce. Such
is far from the case. The REGIsTEs IN
quoting the statues on Wednesday, Ord so
merely in answer to question that had
been raised, whether if the appointments
Of our Presidential postmssters aud Inter
nal Revenue Collector were rejected oy
the Senate. other men would
have to be appointed. Ihe
REGISTER has no idea that the appoint,
ment of 9 single West Virginia postmaster
will be r, jscted and is highly gra;ifed that
such ia the case. The REGISTER is not Of
the stripe that looks with envy upon the
good fortune Of mem 1ers of irs party, but
shall stand by them and rejoice with them
The REGIsrER takes pleasure in doing a.
TESxTsoS epjoins when he says:
HGlaues at the Wheeling orb Of change
And greet IL ~ith kindly smi e.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-05
Cameron Notes.
n u..t

CAMeRoN, w. Va, March Airs.
Fitzgerald, one Of the Oldest citizens of
Marshall county, was buried to-day. She
was 81 years Of age.
The Council last Monday appointed T.
s. Murphy sergeant, street commissioner
and lamp lighter at salary OF $40 per
month. 1t was open to bids.
Our saloons are ell closed, not drop to
TO be had in the town, yet we see people
who act, talk aud wslk as thoug b they were
drunk We like temperance, but We have
hypocrisy. -,
Jake Kemple, the man who did not get
there Eli, will lecture in the town Hall on
the evening Of the 9Th inst. =,
DR.. E S. Davis was called to Richmond,
Va, last Friday on account Of the illness
of his father. a dispatch from him states
bis fathers death occurred shortly after
be returned home.
Daniel Kinney, who has been keeping
bachelor ball for over year, his wife
having left him, was agreeable surprised
at her return one day last week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-05

Or all the public and private bils intro
duced into the two houses Of Congress
during the past three months it is stated
tina; only Que per week has been placed
upon tie statute books. There is little
truth in Senator EvARTs expression thst
II think the press and the people fail to
realize how far Congress is really only q
place for the expression OF opinion-tOr
talking"
But there ia good deal Of comfort in
this fact, notwithstanding. The people
are generally governed too much instead
Of too little, and should feel grati6ed when
Congress sdjourns without passing many
bad laws.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-05

IT is pretty generally accepted in the
United States that JANIS MADISON stands
q, the head of the aulhoritive expounders
of the Constitution. He was one Of tie
trainers, add his exsgesis has the value Of
inner knowledge. Thus great man, how
ever, could no, fed in the Constitution su'
thority for Senatorial interference with the
right OF the Exc :uuvs to remove officials
for reasons satisfactory to himself On
the contrary, he said: Il think it better to
give the Senate SIS little agency az possible
IN Executive matters, and to make the
President IS responsible as possible
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-05
Sealed Proposals.
PUBLIC BUILDINS, CITY CLERKS OFFIc
NNrr.r.r r..L- az I. o. &c

PUBLIC BUILDINS, CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
WHEELING, ". Va, F,b. q, 1856.
SEALED PROP0 'ALS WILL BE RECEIVED
y al the Office If the City Clerk uutil Friday
March 5 1886 a. oc.0ck p. u, for the reG'Oval
OF ali Kitchen garOage ant olal from within the
city limits for Toe year commencing April ], lSs6,
the titA 10 be as tOlloEs'
For the First district Comprls ng all OF the First
ward.
sor the Secood dis rict, comprising the Second
and -sventh wards.
tor tie third district, comprising tee Third and
Fourth WAR
For the solrth district comnrisng all south
Cf Whesliug Isek I, CsldvelIs Run.
Foo the fifth district, comprising all sou'h Of
Cald lis Run 20 tbs 20 itoeru liue OF the city.
No person wit he awarded Tor more THAI one
district nor ran they IN crested IN any pro-
pOsal for more thRn ore di.tlicf.
Proposals. n &c addrss ed to the Chairman al the
Conn ittel on healIn, the Committee reSeryi. z
the right 10 eject soy or AL bids
mrIu FRANK BD ~ Frs, City Clerk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-05
STRANGE SOUNDS FEOn TIE ORIENT

STRANGE SOUNDS FEOn TIE ORIENT.
The publication Of the facts that led to
the Presidents message on the Chinese
question, will siartle the country, and
makes il plain that this question "a about
to be brought 10 crisiI. If reports be
true, China viii demand the severess pun
ishuent for the men who attacked her sub
iscts in our Territories, and viii ask indem.
nifty for the outrsges. If this is not done
the imperial government threatens to pro
cesd 1T oSce to make rsparstion from
American residents Of China.
These threats, if true, mean . great deal
when coming from such . nation 80 China
The United States know what kind Of .
customer they viii have to zeal with if re-
talistinu il attempted. American trade
With the Chinese would be destroyed and
American eiuzsns driven out and their
property esDGscsted.
But the laws Of our country, if carried
out to the letter, ought to satisfy the in
perial government on one point The
existing treaty does not provide for in
Identifying the Chinese, but Congress can
arrange this matter if the demands are not
unreasonable. If these things are done
all may be well
One important thing that this crisis viii
in all probability accomplish Is more
satisfactory adjustment of the treaty rsgU'
hating Chinese immigration It Is becon-