The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-05
Old WORLD NE1 IS.


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interested parties, and two S4uocse.
The eempslcatsons connected with the
existing tenarnS fhre.fen IL ;n.r,e<3a
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isosel court. SeNcsi ard hf1n>
sies have been present dailv q
the sittines. seweli uroved ths In
euaita,,,e rharxrter or nn,ah~r a
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s1<oNed thar the extent ef the land
claims BY asreagners a. bought or
cessel WAS in excess Of the area of the
ISLANDS. Eran.i.x csva .xi.tsrs,. q -
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sass''a.s =. ans sssItnas' I'm" stsaeS< a.'u
s@1s0 Ae Desired to re nsaa1 on NE
losses OF German Planters. The c0n~
nlittee declined "a consider such losseS
Is inxofsinr \ oaesf,ax 81 sn5emnssr
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aslerates viii assist ia The sslafiSr &
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Il was s.ssreete.i thc ensert~ sssfrsesn
Berlin ana I.nsslnn wns,ld f~nd ".
throw the balance ssainSS n. Ame,i
EAR rnlirv h,st rafer 3eccIr,.r,sssss*s
warrant the helieI th.f Tia kn.lSsE
sIelerafes have hrcn issxfrs,ssf.,a ~ iS;-,
the American rsnyss.sssfafiv ~ es,-
posinr t,ernsa,, n~rfas, s;.,,,s ~, H
rights.
The rerert that Sowalf part-c~ .r,.&
RtIrksnshann are ~ss,,e n,sa.i assSessiixs m sli,
ard are socially isnoyya IS srtrn~' ~,
the contrary. they arr well rs.reivrsi
eyervwherr. - s
The hana,let "a be r;van ~ Ina
Ameriear, Commissioners q Esx1ne~si -
viii IL 4 bYillinnt alfair Therr wi}l
l,s present. hexisies All Tia n,evs,h h.r~ ~
the eonfererare tysr fssll S;c1nve 49,
corns of iii the coIsntr ries harirss rssss
rcsenfatiyes AZ Rerlin
The renoyf of m xuerv,a ex.fs.~.
man consul at An. - isxn~a -.
day- ifisa ,ams dsfsrs~ ~ ~ <ssse
s.os,slurf Tn II M Ersr,>o rh.Ss~~
the aslheren1s 81 Nnfnafn r5ss rril3r~
f36rman nl.nfer1 ana aasr~<h~. ~
efforts 10 induce the insnrrenfx IS
ahnnlox. th~s~ ss.sEss.<,~ sstsnH -
srcsshea s nssnn @ Is % n'an..s;asss n S'as Mr
savs fha .i;snrs~~s s,. c~-sss<. - -
naytiv Jue ~ An,sv;s.,, ;,s-sss.,ss,ss
The genera tenor ~ the res,ssrt ~ -
publicafion al the nrrsrf,f ;anrfnre
suggest q latent intention on tho pert
CT Bismarck to persist In his indenn-
nifty demands. An appendix to the
report gives the American c0nSuf's
edict prohibiting the supplying 81
spirits 20 sailors.
DIR. knarpe complains that toy
flags and handkerchiefs on which
are imprinted the American col
ors and 49, portrait OF The
president OF the United States have
been hoisteS promiscuously over NJ
tive houses since tie outbreak a. tho
civil war in Samoa. He aIsn saSr<hef
American and British haeu Wof6
hoisted on plots Of land pie<lGed NJ
the rebels" in lien Of cash fn payunexit
for arms ard aramunifion The conn-
mander of the British cruiser at Aria.
he says. declined to support the cIaims
to the land thus pledged.
The Samoan conference sas to-day
from until s 30 o'clock. The iand
report was the subject under conei3ef-
afion.s
DR.. Kainal read The land report to
the conference. which was exnlainex1,