The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1891-12-19
President in His Message Uses Sig.
nificant Language in Considering
the Chilian Question.
Russia and China Receive Attention
in Regard to Jewish Oppression
and Missionary Murders.
The Tariff, Silver Coinage, Nicaragua
Canal and Other Important Mat.
ters Duly Mentioned.

rison transmitted his annual message to
congress to-day. In opening he said that
the report OF the heads of the several
executive departments furnish a compre
hensive view of the administrative works
of the last fiscal year relating to in
ternal aff.sirs. The work of the state
department, he says. has been character
lied by an unusual number of important
negotiations and by diplomatic results of
notable and highest benefit character.
Among those are reciprocal trade ar
rangements concluded with various
countries. Like negotiations with other
countries have been much advanced and ii
is hoped will be concluded before the close
of the year. Referring to the seal fish
cries question the president says he is
glad to he able TO announce that terms
satisfactory To this government havV
been agreed upon and that an agreement
| as to the arbitration is all that is neces-
sary To the completion of the negotiation.
! On the meat inspection question the presi-
dent SAYS: at Is gratifying to state that
Germany, Denmark, Italy, Australia
and France have opened their ports to
inspected American pork upon this
government providing for the adequate
inspection of the same"
| Anept Brazil.
"The recent political disturbance in
Brazil" says the president, have ex
cited much regret and solicitation, the
information possessed was meager, but
| this government expressed its solicitude
| for the peace of the country and the
maintenance of its free political institu.
tions and advised that moderation be
used in the contest for leadership. These
counsels were received in the most
friendly spirit.
| Referring to the lynching of the Ital
ians at New Orleans, the president states
it did not originate in any general ami
mostly to the Italian people, nor in any
disrespect to the Italian government,
with which relations were tnsv ST
friendly. The hope is exprssssd thu lie
matter will soon be aHIicabv s44led.
The suggestion is madethat it is tnire
ly competent for -oe0ngress TO make
offences against THE treaty rights of Tor
eigners domicilejA in the United States
cognizable in Ehe federal courts, which
is not now tb case.
| HWf act read TO Chill.
Much @Krace is given TO the Chilan
+, question:. After detailing what Is al
readSs known regarding the overthrow of
| BalNImaceda the seizure, escape ana sub
auent capture of the ltata, ETC., the
this civil contest frequent dlrect ap-
were made to this government to
belligerent rights TO me insur'
This was declined and that poll
throughout which this gov
when wrenched by civil wars,
ly insisted upon on DE part OF
tions. During ting progress
is government tendered its
bring about \ peaceful
W in this we Tere disap.
oN instructions tosOur naval
he inisters enioined upon
d IMPARTIAL Treatment and
no7I .nce, and am satisfied
ntei were obseIved, and
trnesspn srpn ce was used partially
r nv the interest OF hu :.
chNe an one occasion. No
on ne conduct of our
COLI 8 ,N. ,ers has been pre-
i OF, ,,oi. o. II so many of our
ar AaNA unofficial charges
Sctes 20 nifestly had their
lreneo, 90 and in a wish to
sVetesS .,en the United
%Nsps ipN The overthrow
y,s' ,AA" ~ Nnanv of his Off.
Nc N'\,N, 40 Nor their lives, and
y aa W,,,Seafthe commanding
ce" kuSsa Isels in the harbor
pSocA % Ign ministers Tor an
"TSSoie,,t x'eely given Ivy those
~. ~ Sing the American
,,ealeh u, United States naval
.ninister ana khe impulses of hu-
ofiiceH @nhE been willing to di.
manly r. of the political
&rect ts i'll in the American
rNefuEe4 "ho table conditions. 1t
letSa -: "A that the Agovernment OF Cnih
is 49, unnsition m view Of the prece
is -i,b which it has ZEN conrec.ea
dehS Iy deny the right a .h;a asylum nrs ana
TO pi as,ondence has nos lnus "a. pre-
: the enx denial. The treatment OF
: sen nister for q time vas sdo !, a. 80 W
our q decided protest. anu ,r;.ns1s %
!" gn,iring TO observe .ndoubtedly the
=, &C. res. which were -c;tament we're
I'd 1esa Of the prevailing elI s,hIv reiased
on at o,e rescinded OF suth IN the attack ON
&C. - ser detailing at ienss ensa,a;so the nres.
~, Aurican saiio,s far a I have yet been
,bel id. says; othr Explanation Of.
in al TO learn, III Ina been suggested
a. III bloody woiH - ., gin in hostility 10
iii lin that IL hau @ = the United States
~. sc men as sai'o ;s,',., OF their govern.
'u airing the uiil'o Individual act or
the ~ and not in al The attention of
the mai animosity ient Was at once
- Chilian gov and b statement OF
arr ,ed To tins 'ait,"te 20 Investigation we.
lerg acts obtained ~ subnitted. accom- |,
ga. Bad conducted to baadvised by any
panied by requ' fact in the posses
), ~ lher or qualis IN Gpvernment that
,rcej ION of the VI ve this affair of the
led night tend TO nsult 10 this govern.
"a. ,nnearance OF government was also
ment. The Ch' II qt1niifying facts did
F advised that ernu1ent could conf.
not exist this and prompt repara-
IDENTIFY expect ,egret&d that the reply
ton. 1t is to 5r for6ign affairs of the
"" of the secreta inn6Ut was couched in
Ise"s provisional &. a. This no response
deA'a an offensive !. Qw government il
hlh has BEEN iesul1 q an investiga.
ata' awaiting tas a ordered by
sun ton whicf Co Of Valparaiso
v.asty the crimi r. cially that the
C.. IT, It is rep is out completed
ao.. investigated n the result will
aossh and it is aunl(d to this govern.