The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-12-07

aragua; to the Brussels international slave
Vrade congress; TO our relations with Ger
many, and to the condition of Hnyti)
A mixed commission is now in session
in this capital for the settlement of
long standing clai,ns o.-a;,,.t ths ~
,,,hi,o - - -,
H.. y, NeheNuela, anu ~ ls hopeo
-aa,,'a 9'a,sloouory conclusion WIN "e spee'i9
.sS-1N . At'o sofe.hineh. mas nVt hes.ate"
- - 10 earnest uesire tnat tne oouhuaig u's
.,, ~" le,'ui'is ueVWeeh Great britain anu Ncn
osa,, y ~ ~ suJuseeu auiSaoy anu III s.tlcV az
m,.,i ele .ls.oIic TUE OF the PIVes'
h.a,, Vl ene empire ol japan nv
-. ',' e''.s.l.su " the recent pfoinusat'oh on
- ,,e,.' con1tnii'g Naluanie Bua,ai
y. "oe,'y anu providing Tor responsible minlsti3
7, a. se'.'.'. sue soveIni'ienu' s,t'
- earnestly recommended That our ludicia
firm bos,s hv rov;dirs, ,he r,achie,, No.
sary to carry out treaty stipulotions in that re-
gard.
The friendliness of the Persian povernn,ent cou
tlnues to he shown NV ;ts s,enso,,s ,,eot,oept III
Americans engaged in missionary labors, and h,
the cordial disposition of the shah To encourog,
the enterpriseof our citizens In the deyeopinept
of Persian resources
A discussion is in PROGRESS touching the iuris
dictional treaty rights of the TInite1 states il.
Turkey. An earnest affort ,rin 10 mad, 10 d.nn.
those rights 10 the satisfaction OF both rovern
ments.
Naturelfzed Citizena.
Questions continue IN ar,4e IN o,,r reatlors viii
several countries in respect 10 the RIGHTS Of mai
uralized citizens FspeoalIv Is this the case wifi
France, Italy, Russia and Turkey, and 10 a less
extent with s,TItzerland Frone time to tim
earnest EFFORTS have been ,,,ada 20 -a.let, ~
subject nv convent,ors ,vitb tosa a,,,,tria A.
improper use of naturalization shoi,ld not he per
mitted but Il Is most important that those VIII.
have been dulv nst,,raI,zad sho,,Id a,,h arc, h
accorded recognition of the rights pertaininp T.
the citizenship of the country of their adoption
The appropriateness of special conventions 70
that purpose Is recognized in treaties which thi.
government has concluded with n number n.
European states and 1t is advisable that the din
culties which now arise in our relations with otbe
countries on the same subject should be sinilerl
adjusted.
m.
me recen' revoiuuon IN Brazil IN favor OF the
osuaonsnlheus u on republican form OF govern
liele 10 an eFent Oh great lnterest 10 the Onltet
''o'Vee, ' ou munster az ho ue Janelro was e.
unoe 'ns'i ueeoo 70 MAINTAIN Irlehuiy diplomaty
relaLohs with the provisional government, anc
ene bra1nen representatives at this capital wer
'nsorucoeu Dy tne provisional government to con
mus tneir iunetlons Our friendly ntercours
" sion ora-n nus therefore, suffered no interrup
Aoh'
our nlilsser mas neen turtner instructed to eX
,orulai recognition OF the new republic so soon
ne majority OF the people Of Brazil shall hav
'gnined their assent TO its establishment am
yvi,hin i,,',-s,. s,,,r - ,,..s... .,,..
prosperity prevails The harvests of the las
sumn,sr w.ra a~oan,iana,,.r ah,,r5o. .ne q,
trade conditions now prevailing seem to promis.
a successful season to the merchant and the man
ufacturer, and general employment to our vorlr
inc ,,aonl. '-'s-' W Oui "o'"'
Tla r,ror+ a., .t, - =,
tba tsscai as .,sd,, 49, 81 u ,oeo sae S'essuIy lor
narad and will I've ,,rsssnta - - n.'s oeV ple
10 ,,ith ciaarnass ar c." l. pre-
,ovorn,sar, a,a 80, .,a,e s is.ious =. oi .n'
ao,,'a facts snr ,,sa 49, e-, VI - W oo'''ll
Ths aearasa,s raos,,st.
es x,ars sss, oso osa "a a'"s az lor 's
-. s..s.s eo 90 @ ao,'ows: Ns
r,r, Iou ousoos. 20, ,eas l4lo9
,, loo oISs2
The ordinary expenditures for the same period
were sxoi olo.oo, ana the total expenditures,