Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-08-08
STILL KICKING.
Canadian Indignation Over the Black
Diamond Seizure Seething Yet.

Canadian Indignation Over the Black
Diamond Seizure Seething Yet.
MONTREAL, August 18th. = Over 5000
words of a cable Message were sent on the
seizure of the Black Diamond 10 London.
and In Canadian official circles it is under
stood, from dispatches received since, that
England will shortly make remonstrapce
to the United States which will be strong
enough to satisfy the most rabid Yankee
phobes and have tendency to put curb
on the alleged indiscriminate interference
with Canadian vessels in the Pacific Ocean
and Behring Sea-
Mr.. Chapman, the Private Secretary to
the Minister of Marine, says The Black
Diamond is safe where she is. They will
hardly come into Victoria to take her out,
as the English men-of. war might have
something to say. No doubt explar atoms
will follow, as 1t cannot be conceived that
they mean to fight over it."
CALMER VIEW.
OTTAWA (Ont.), August 7th.-The Deputy
Minister of Fisheries looks upon the recent
seizures as one of the best steps that could
be taken to protect the great seal fisheries
in Behring Sea from being entirely de-
pleted. The whole world, he says. has an
interest in their preservation, and the mari
time powers of the world, he believes, will
unite in protecting them from the wanton
destruction which has been made among
young seals in recent years
The owners of Canadian sealing vessels
when starting out on their trips to the
Behring Sea this season, were told by the
authorities at Ottawa that they did SO en-
urely on their own responsibility. and
must abide by the consequences if seizure
followed. The Dominion Government
could afford them no physical protection,
and 1t they got into trouble no assurance
could be given that they would be indem-
nl1ed Tor any loss. In fact the owners of
these Canadian sealing vessels were dis
couraged and advised not to embark in
Behring Sea fisheries until the matter was
definitely settled.
THE LION GRowLs.
MONTREAL, August 7th.-A special Lon
don cable to the Gazette says: The an
nouncement is made to day that the I'm
perial authorities have decided that British
rights must be protected from outrage in
BehriDg Sea. 1t is believed that when the
United States see the determined attitude
of Great Britain in support of Canada
they will no longer obstruct peaceful set
tlement. Sir Julian Pauncefote, Lord
Salisbury and Knutsfote have been in
constant communication during the last
few days, and the announcement of their
conclusions will be given to the general
pubic tomorrow or next day. 1t will be in
teresring to see what the United States will
do, and if they will continue to seize seal.
ers in the Behring Sea-
Subsidiary High Court in America.
LONDON, August 7th.-The High Court of
the Order OF Foresters, assembled at
Bournemouth, has granted demand of
the Loyal Courts of America to establish a
Subsidiary High Court in the United
States.
emperor William ut a Military Review
LONDON, August 7,h.-There was grand
review at Aldershot to- day. Thirty thou
sand picked troops were in line. The En-
peror reviewed the troops, accompanied by
the Duke of Cambridge.
Accused of Being a Spy.
PARIS, August 7th-Gaptaip Buiac for
merly a member of Boulanger's staff and
sfterward attached to the Foreign Office,
has been arrested on the charge of being a
German spy.
Parnelrs Health Impaired.
LONDON, August 7th.-Parnell's health is
broken. bis physicians have advised him
u go to the south of France and remain
there until next summer.
They'll Riot No More.
PARIS. August 7th.-The Appeal Cont
has confirmed the sentences imposed upon
ID. Deroulede and NJ. Lsguerre for riotine
at Angouleme.
An Ovation To Pasteur.
PARIS, August 7th.-Two thousand SIN
dents assembled before the residence of NJ
Pasteur to day and gave him an ovation.