The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1893-12-09

from Paso Del Norte 70 inc racine 10
naorsv comp eted. The commission re.
Gently organized under me, conyention OF
1885, and 1889. 4 Is expected WIN spteIily
settle disputes CROWNS glt Or the s-ltt .
ing currents OF tine Rio Granle river. east
% Nicarague has recently pas5el through
two revolutions. the party az nrst sue
cessfll having in turn ee.n dlsplaceI py
another. our now app9.at.i minister. by
his timely good offices. add IN peacsfui
adjustment q the controversy involved IA
the ftrst conflict. Large American inter-
,.sts estab lsilel in that country in con-
ncction with the N.cnraEJl canal were
not rloles. el.
The canal company has unfortunately
become financially serious embarrassed;
but a generous Urea inent ms bst eN-
tended to 1t by the government OF Nlca-
ragua The United States are especially
interested in the successful achievement OF
the vast undertaking tails company mas
in charge That IL should be accomplished
under distinctivEly Amer.cll auspices,
and It's onj1yrn Mt not only assured to the
Communicated between our Atlantic and
Pacific seab0lEis. hut to the shlps OF tle
word IN the interests CT civilization Is a
proposition which, in my judgment aotS
not admit Of question.
The legislation or last year, known as
the G airy law, requiring the registration
OF all Chinese laboTers eltf!ed to resi-
dencp In the I'ntel States, and the de-
portatlon OF ell not complying with the
proytsl on5 OF the act IN the TINE pre-
ssrr.bal met with much opposition from
Cinnamon in this country. Acting upon
the advice Of eminent counsel thht the
law was Unconstitutional. the great mass
Of Chinese l8boreTs. pending 1Id cal n
ouiry as to rs validity In good faith de-
cline1 TO apply for the certificates re
qulrel by It's provisions. 4 t 81 case upon
proceeding By habeas corpus. was brought
before the supreme court AM on M4y
unal sustaining the law.
II t. btl,Eei lh-', unle5 IN, re ~
u n
thereto cntit ci. who desire to reside ii
this country viii row avaI theniselYes
OF the renewed privilege thus AFFORDED, OF
e.7tHbM shlng by llwfM procedure. their
rigfit to remain. and that thereby tn
necessity of enforced deportation may D.
/; has dcvolvcl upon the United States
minister az PES n. as dean OF the Giplo-
matte BODY. and IN the ah7gnce or a rep
prrss upo- the Chlnrsa government rep
ara ton for the recent muricr OF Swedish
mtssi5narics az Hong, but th's question is
Of vital interest To al countries, whose
cluZe1s engage N Hsiasi3nlry work In tbs
interior.
ne ~ r,,cfrts ~ Inc government from
that the recC'lls u' - 49, ,.o,r ens Il
81 souri, uu .lS-,.tii 81 sif5 -iG IN o. and
Su's ~ n si5q g7lG7t2o There
us lI,,i.i ~, customs sos 90 ole s.
~ frsfn internal revenue slsl U27. el5 50.
or dutiabls imports amounted TO A2i--
sc sll. an increase OF N74Ss3.li Over M
pr-c sing year ana iniL.t1.,,,u ions 49, s ~
DUTY amour M 20 ~ 81. ~ AZ The
irein tiie fI,,,. 70, s,s1ts cxccf-led those
ln'.tIldi - - ., e ia az - The
OF T.. .liis.i.i o. dtat' l'eI rtJrlts was
,9te5 ~, ~ az, r,,1utifsctrcl tobacco.
IA ~, ri n and on frrncuiei liquors So
tss1gi n we exported merchandise during
- ,.,,r "a rp,ttfifIug to s1i7. Gt5 iq4, de-
crSas,. Of ylSa Gl2.g 5i frcm the preceding
year
''hs amount Of gold exported was larger
than any previous year In the history OF
Tho soy rnmeut. amounting To lgssp ~,
and exceeding the amount exported during
tho preceding year by SIS Sl.5l7. The sum
palI from the treasury for sugar bounty
was sgs15 I3o.ss. an Increase over the pre-
seling year OF s-,03a N3oi.
II is estimated upon me na1lS o. IN
present revenue lava mat the ftc'ipt,,, ..
The gpyernm mt Tor ne var oh,iii I,
Mnc - ls'l WI u ~ n. ~ ~ q %
gNpenlituFa S45s ~, ~ ~, ~ das.
l.HS.'ncy ~ S-Itg5 ~ ,,n,,,,t ~ none
OF H9ESinneT, ~, .. ~, 80, trctt,dei Il,
crease for th2 YER Of silEtnisyft'
mating orr population a. ti.l-'gy ~ ~ ~
tim, mentioned, the per cAliui Cir : -
was S25.fs. On the i,i',e ,i ua.s ,,,,,, Nm ;,
IN the tIet-uiy t,,iu 49,, ,ti,fcI va a
10 ssj.d1h5'3, ana siNet ,Ise IN "a
purchased at a cost Oh Sl-o' -'4''''
By concurren. resolution passed hy the
refnte Feb. IL 1900 and By tho hourc OF
r.,r.sent , tI,es or, Tho - ~ .prfi roi-,x.
,r,I ~ ,rgetic-7+ W. re,ussteI 10 tnvito
-, ~. 80 ,5r1. 10 az l',..,lio,,a ,n,f.-
aIlar' heEou u'ti' Ni,h SaE b"'e''lill.-''s
with which the Cnitei otltes mss or may
have diplomatic relations, - the end that
any differences or f9utes arising between
the two governments wlich clnuot be
adjusted by dip!1 matte agcncy may he
referred to arbitration and be peacelb-y
adjusted By such means. Ap7i is, lsV. tn
international Amer can conference OF
NHshlnstoh, BY res y, eSptsssed IN"
Wa mat alt tYIttoNe!s,es nitMI<n 'lt
!. 15 LII M ~, ri,,,r,s,a,,
,,i l,1,,I,,S,I no ,to .,,ern,n.g,t Of
oIsh ,,niIf.- rs,,-'see.4,,e,t in mo cf.sfar-
crcrs gd5uld c5nrnunTcats this Wis. 20 an
friendly powers. \ favorable response has
been received from Great Britain in the
shape Of q resolution adopted By pa A.
lucnt july 10 l1st cordially symplih'ziu-
with the purpose n view and expressing
III. homo Chat her rlniesty's gov. rn.nent
ystil / ma re9fty conner. ,l.t,n 10 the gov
-,,r,-,,t - Is,,{i.d St1tes upon the
49," ~ tba T,,,,,',,rrs1t TsssIntj95 nb5y,.
-, '"e
~ - III, 49,, .i.,t .t.,.,.,,,, 10 i,,, this
- -, - l,tS ,..7..t 80 -, n
- .t.iS futaSlVI O.tets - :,
bf.aI ana . tApt-s. M s'uS',e So 49,.
SdI9n {hht me senuntht OF W. 80 81.
anu hlnlfeu nations is inns luliioI ~ -,
manifested IN FAVOR OF the nhtlcnll ny
E4f H ms nj