Omaha daily bee., 1892-03-06
RECARDLESSOF CONSEQUENCE
English Poachers Will Not Be Allowed to
Depopulate Bering Sea of Its Seals
ACTION TO Be TAKEN BY THE GOVERNMENT
Secretary Noble Takes Commissioner Raum
TO Task-Destitution in Aiaska-An APP
preparation Asked For-washing-
ton News and Gossip.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., March 5.-The Bering
sea matter has assumed most serious phase
and public officials mako no attempt TO dis
guise their grave concern at the outcome,
and unless Lord Salisbury recedes from his
present position and consents to renewal OF
last years. modus vivendi. restricting the
cutch Of seals to such rs is regarded neces-
sary for the welfare OF the natives, it will be
necessary for this government to undertake
alone the protection OF the seals by the en-
fcrcement of laws bearing on the sub
jcct. Probably special meeting
OF tho cabinet will DO held on
Monday for the purpose of considering the
subject and deciding upon plan OF action in
case Salisbury insists on his last proposi-
tion This proposition Is that not only
should Berlng sea be open outside OF the
thirty mile zone from the Prbyioff islands to
indscriminate sealing, but that the catch
within that belt should be limited to 3O,OOO
seals.
Erroneous Impressions Prevail.
1t is quite clear from inquiry at the capitol
that with the exception of n few members OF
the house and senate committees on foreign
relations the senators and representatives
are IN state Of ignorance OF the present
negotiations between the United States and
Great Britain respecting NE seal fisheries.
There is among them very general, but
erroneous, Impression that the treaty OF
lolela.io.i Juo. ia,auI ,,I ,i ~ W, ;ssua
~ - ~. III -, ~ 81 Lie, go - i ;m nronross
,ha sann, ,o,ors aro 70 rema,p unfinished
@ sn' , soai,hs " i,b, a., en,hnr .t;nniotion
NJ. ny ps poaono,s misnuu' s ,iaoa ,ba, r,;nds
f,, my LAW T.; ,ho uat,er aud have
fGI ~, u, ~, H., ~ oss;,n of ,.o
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;,sH AZ, M az nooo,t ,hi IL bout ~ eI
Me- h, ,it,;ts,;on liz onS Nv ibn narration of
which the seals in Bering sea were last sea-
''n n.a f ~; ana,ona at.o boia,,eT That tho
,rh,..s, :o u, t,oat o,, t.ns oionse rene,v.
1,sa,y Iy'lt f.a,t ,e ,ha foct
that IL this were so tho president would not
be engaged In strenuous effort to pro!ong
fs lie In order tDat at least lew oi ths
seals may be preserved rs the suo1ect Oh
aroitration.
International Complications Feared.
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