New-York tribune., 1890-06-08
THE IRATE NEWFoUNDLANDERS.
THEY WILL now ORGANIZE VOLUNTEER
ForCr AND BUILD J.. ErITiCNIoNs.

THEY WILL NOW ORG ,NizE \ VOLUNTEER
FoEcr AND BUILD j. ETIr;cVTloNs.
Il. Johns. y. f.. Junc several Of Tho leading
resident, of thi, place ~ interview r',a;'ns III
fisheries troubles said thcy if that Tive FIRST step
taken bv The Government 81 NcW31ndlard iu sending
delegates Tts,lnd trd canada 20 pr"r"i tnc Gao
Of the i-'lni'r, agalns tho ar-"' -'onS d" the il'
ha> lc.u A ,ucccss. The ncN' s'cp VIII pNnah" o."
tic orc,uhaton Of volunteer force and the erection
oi f0r'laeatlons Tho people 81 Ncvippnchnd AR
shown. a steady Determination 10 MAINTAIN t''ir
b. .hte. The new -ptp-, sr" iuorc 'ni~p'N'n on u''
.lhjcct than are tho d,.-l'"-. tn" Herald -'F'
that Enclaid must r-lt Franc" or abandon h'i Inv
ish American possessions
Tho. CoIoni.t.~ commenting on IN IMPORTS u mo
,orclblc removal of hcrra- r"'- b, force from q"
French worship at ray ~. George -ay. That the hni
l,h tar must have dc'rll1rt'"i very Wurh DO p'a''
whom Lc -io.G ly aud -aw lu',h property injured
and Hri'l,h subject, ruined uy a lnnHiil ~ Ii".''
rcn. The Lru.h Na,al officer on trr -'d''n' t'
p,pcr s.,,. ,hoad 30. cl,d With poc.'li. Instead 'f
brccchc. aud adorned With lawn i"nr.. r'r l'''.
II there he any manly port 900 hand De- BE- ooe>rru"H,
lv his ah.src, II There Doe rife Iunt-h between ue
cluir ard the ships Il war. rlrcy can an 'n<cr b'
found 10 take charge Of tho squad. aud ma "riy 81
the officers cannot ht tho target at -'" l'id' Inc
.hius are iu NcWf0urdlaHd waters "~i't" i"T
fishery protection. hut 90 ralny te' a'r "'-' %
bolster up the French claims 10 TIC fisheries ana r''
Tho ftrt, II the invasion. ~ flr ~ no' arc
thee. I.rst the Sew i,uudAnd fishermen ~ Ay -.
george wcr ordered D. taAr mp th"i herring Lc'' ~
fl, French Narh officer. -cc"id. thr i'.'
a-u,cd iu,rluo, dd not land. bat Iair'I"d me hWi
n boats third French N1vai ufces1. armed, l'd.'
AZ sandy Point Ray IT Gcofcc ahd read % nuu'e 10
thc people ihat uucs, The n''- Nr,c .'nni' 'u'VL ~
moved They would bc cat loose i} the rir" ~ u'
French man 81 war. 49,. y....,
The furioi- addrc-' Of The Legislature o. ne Qn"cn
relative 10 The fishery trouble, hcr". plh-'' ''A
dar. ago ha, not set passed the L"sl'li'Hr H'u,'
n, publication wa premature. Inc Zoo in,l' Pun
l.lrd was a rough drGt ~ the propofi .'N''~, i
cory Of which. y s. supposed, Wa plrl'n,h b' "''
oue IN The Government Printing Once. i.r @i"4,
NAV be modified considerably hy TIE Lefi'l''"Ir h'
fore u !, ,cd.
Ottawa. Out June &C. II. Upper, in an Interview
a, to the cable report that Sir Charc, Iupp'r was
about tn leave England for Canada 10 assist In '''''"E
the Newfoundland mbroSlo. sa,s the Government H''
received mo- uilmatl1l Whatever from b""iHN~ H'''''
that such a mission j. lu c'rt"inplhii'il- . ,.
IlallfaN June =. plehfu.d Is Blich, agents "l ''l'
steamer IarIawa, odN received ri'tf'n if",
Copraln Faiqular, stating that hc h1l 'r.'N'' a.
nav - t,cnlsc. y f.. and that ti" customs "a
tnnritlc, had refused ~ allow HIN 10 lana l, '".r
tnr that place. The reason given vas tHa' l'
ncopc refused - pty any customs dnura ~" '"n''
inning INTO The country The llHrIiAa hii 10 pro,
,Drd ON her VOYAGE without having landed any "'
her freight Tor The Iay Of ~ George pr1pic ne m
.,c,ncr lct here last Tuesday On h'r regular tlp -
Cauc Hrcton aud Newfoundland ports