New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-01
AN UNDERSTANDING REACHED.
RESULT OF THE FISHERY NEGOTIATIONS.

A TEMPORARY ADJUSTMENT MADE. PENDING COM
PLKTs AND FINAL SETTLEMENT OF EXISTING
TROUBLES.
OTTAWA, JAN 81 (SpeciaD.-The dispatches re-
ccved here from Washington tonight represent the
fishery negotiations as being practically closed
In reslonse to messages from Warrington the de-
partments here continue, however, to forward
information for the use Of the convention to the
British and Canadian Commissioners. In reply
to question by iHE TRIBUNE representative I'D
q quarter likely to be well informed tonight IL
was intimated that an understanding satisfactory
to ach of the three high contracting parties would
II was expected, be soon reached. AitDOugn eA,
trcmc reticence is still observed, IL Is lhicrfeu
from the language OF members OF the Governmcnt
spoken tonight that the proposed arrangement
of a temporary character pending complete
settlement possibly by reference OF the points III
volving damages to a disintcrcsted power; turlner
that Canada will then open her ports to American
shipping and rescind or modify the recent oiicn-
sive regulations against vessels carrying tne stars
and stripes In any case. settlement or no settle.
ment, il is now certain that the rights claimed
by Canada will in future be exercised IN spirit
Of unusual forbearnce
General Press DispoichO
OTTAWA Jan. 81 1t is stated here that reports
from Washington about the failure of the Fishery
Commission to make progress are untrue.
Cabinet Minister declares that many of the points
of difference have been settled. The Americans,
# is reported, are Withdrawing their claim re-
sew s cntoriancd in Official circles here that
the conclusions arrived al by the Commission
tn the h fGs U sns spaures
of both countries, the only exception being where
commercial privileges are involved by the decis-
ions OF the Commission.
FISHING INSIDE TIE TlIREE-MILE LIMIT.
MAINE FISHERMEN TAKE ADVANTAGE OF FROZEN
IN CRUISER
ST. JOuN n. B., Jan. 31.-For several days the
Dominion Fishery cruiser Dream has been frozen
in in st. Andrews Bay, and Maine fishermen have
taken advantage Of her misfortune to fish inside
the tllree-mile limit. Reports from the Bay state
that large feet of American vessels are fishing
in Canadian waters and that there is an abundance
Of fish, The local fishermen complain that through
the severity Of the cruisers captain IN carrying
out his Instructions they have suffered great loss
and that they would much rather have Americans
fish In their waters than that The cruiser should
get clear OF the Ice.
SULLIVAN LEAVES TULLAMORE TO-DAY.
Mr. BLUNT STILL INA CEIL-ExCITEMENT OVER
THE TRIAL OF Mr.. cox. NJ p
DUBLY, Jan. 31.-Timohy d. sullivan will be re-
leased from the Tullamore Jail tomorrow morning
His wife and large number Of friends have arrived
at Tullam0rc TO welcome him. Preparations for
triumphal progress being made at tho towns
through which he Will pass ON his way to Dublin
Numerous addresses and floral gifts are arriving al
Tullamorc for Mr.. sullivan.
The prison officials have made no change ia their
treatment of wilfrid Blunt The distinguished pris
oner is stll confined in cell, Notwithstanding tho
advce OF the prison doctor that ho DO sent to the
hospital
The trial OF Mr. Cox Member OF Parliament Tor
East Clare on charge Of violating the Crimes Act by
addressing tho tenants at Kldysart was begun to-day
IN that place. Mr.. Cox tried last week at Ennis
on charge of addressing proclaimed League meetings
and sentenced TO four months Imprisonment he
appealed and his release on ball he was rearrested
on the charge on which he Is being tried today
Tn people Of Kildysart and the surrounding neigh
borhood gathered this morning and headed by priests
marched toward the Cour; House. They were charged
by the police, who used their batons freely and sue
ceeded in clearing the streets. Many persons were
injured The people collected again, and finally the
police decided to allow them TO remain. The court
room was filled with priests.
Tho trial was adjourned The people oherod no
violent resistance to the police to-day, but Intense ex
citcmont prevails. . -,
The trial Of Mr. Blame, Member of Parliament for
the authorities took place to-day and resulted In
conviction. He was sentenced to fonr months I'M
prisonment. Notice Of appeal was glvcn.
Two evctions made at Kimlhill, County Clare,
to-day. The Sheriff protected by a force OF 200
policemen mob in sympathy with the tenants
the evctors. The police charged the people and hot
skirmsh took place.
Messrs Roche and Boland, merchants OF Iongford,
have been sentenced TO three months Imprisonment
each and nine farmers TO month each for taxing
part I'm an unlawful asscmbage the occasion Of tho
release from prison OF Father Egan
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