The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-11
THE ExTRADITION TREATY.
The folloNingis the text OF the extradi'
ton treaty, in Us amended form:

Article !. The provisions of the tenth article Of
the sail treaty shall be aud are hereby extended
10 - apply TO aud comprehend the following
additional crimes not mentioned In the said artl.
Gle, namely, !, manslaughier ?. burglary; g. EN-.
bczziemcnt and larceny OF the value Of so or go
and upward; 4, malicious injuries To persons or
properly by the use OF explosives or malicious Ia.
luries or distractions to railways whereby the life
Of any person shal be endangered. n such Injuries
constitute crime according Ia the laws Of both
the high contracting parties, or according 10 the
laws of that political division OF either country In
which the oltusc shall have been committed, aud
OF that political division Of either country In
which the offender shall be arrested. And tho
provisions oi the said article shalt have the ame
effect with respect 60 the extndition of persons
charged with any ~ the soid crimes ~ II the same
bad 6c.n originally named and specified In the
Article , Tho provisions Of Article 10 Of the said
treaty and of this convention shall apply 20 persons
convicted Of the crimes therein rspccilvcly named
and specified whose sentence therefor shall not
have been executed. In the ease Of fugitive
criminal ALLEGED 70 have been convicted Of the
the coul OF the conviction and Of the scntenrc Of
the court hoi0rc which such conviction took place,
duly authenticated. shall be produced. together
With evidence pf0ving that the prisoner Il the per
son 10 whom such sentence refers
Article 8 Ths convention shall not apply 10 any
Of the crimgs herein named aud specified which
shall have been committed. or TO any conviction
which shall have been pronounced prior Ia the
date when the convention shall come into force.
Article 4 No fugitive criminal shall be suuon.
this convention, II the crime IN rspcct Of which
his surrender u demanded be one OF n political
chaartcr. or II he prove TO the competent author.
ity that the rcqulstion for his surrender has IA
TACT been made with the view a. try or punish him
for crime Of political character.
Article = A fugitive criminal surrendered 10
either OF the high contracting parties under the
provisions Of the aid treaty or Of this convention
shall not until be has had an opportunity OF re-
turning 10 the State by which he has been aircn.
dercd, be detained OF tried for any crime com.
milted prior ~ his surrender. other than the en-.
tradition crime proved by the facts on which his
surrender was gmnicd
Article g. Toe e1tndltion Of ingtiyes under tho
provisions Of the aid treaty and ~ the present
convention shall b. carried out In the United
states and In her malcsty's dominions respectively
subject 10. and IN conformity with. the laws rcgl
lang extradiion Tor the time being In force IN tho
surrendcring state.
Article :. This convention shall he fAiined and
the mtihcatlons exchanged At London a. SON ~
possible II shall come into fouc ten days aitcr IN
publication, In conformity with the forms pro
icrlbcd by the laws Of the high contracting parties
and shall continue IN force until one The othcl
OF the high contmcting parties shall signify Ia
wish 10 terminate H. and no longer
The treaty Is dated London, June 25
1885" and Is signed by Minister Phelp,
and Earl Rosebcrry.