The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-10
IMMIGRATION rHRoUeH CANADA.
An Agreement Between the United States
Canada. and the SteamshIP Con,panIes.

triplicate CODY OF the international agreement
negotiated with Canada for the control OF i'm
migration through Canada into tho United
States. Tho fact OF the Secretary OF the Treas
ury having approved and ratified the agree
mont was this afternoon telegraphed to the
Hon. A. NJ. Burgess Deputy Minister OF the
Interior OF Canada. who. in the absence OF the
Minister OF the Interior. is acting in that capac-
ity. From the fact that the agreement was not
executed by the United States until to-day.
Treasury officials discredit the statement tele-
Rraphed from Ottawa yesterday that the
Canadian Government had refused to ratify tho
instrument. No official intimatlon has reached
the Treasury offlcials to lead them to suppose
that the Canadian Government will decline to
ratify the acts OF its Minister OF the Interior.
The full text OF the document which is re-
garded as being OF great importance, is sub
joined:
in consideration of the mutual benefits and advan'
tages which shall ensue to the steamship railway and
pottation npanies OF tho Dominion of Canada
and to the United States OF America by the inaugu
ration Of immigrant inspection stations at the potts OF
landing In the said Dominion for foreign grants
destined to tho said United States by Emitted states
Commissioners and Inspectors OF immigration, acting
under the provisions of the United states
laws now in force. or which may hereafter
be enacted. so far as the same may be found
applicable. and such rules and regulations
the Secretary OF the Treasury Of the United States
may from tmo time impose in virtue of the act OF
Congress of tho United States approved March s93
the undersigned steamship. railway. and transporta
ton companies transporting immigrants to and with.
IN the said Dominion OF Canada parties of the nrst
ton OF the Tnted states OF the second part SUBJECT
qy OF %n Sehs Of tho ted
Government, hereby agree:
states shall be- anded q. the ports Of afsH oueSee
Point Levi yanconysr or such other ports a, may be
TO psrf 6 M
grants apart from the public until after Inspection
tinted states at ports Of landing enable them
to make such inspection as Ia required by the laws of
fhirdSfhas the United States officers will inspeo. all
i,nilns as rapidly as possible. and will furnish Ger.
& or him. %
the officer OF the United upon the Canadian from
United States without further examination or hin.
fourth-rhat the steamship companies shall supply
the United states inspectors at ports Of landing lrioF
immiErsnt: whether infant or sdul, destined Tor the
Full name are seH single
wssasr able = read q TI,!s as1onshSy, gaes sst
whether he has through Ticket or money TO secure II
ii SO Who and Hhero he expec,s 70 md
M o, the er n, "a COM
migrant en- route 20 any part Of the United sta.esa
Or Vessel. from the port sn.Ty until after ho mas sx
hibited hts certificate or passport herein provided
5 So . ~ s
Ing the United states into its Territory: ''-
10 s 15 e o,
said Inspection and for the care of snsh inning, as
United States there shall be paid to an Inspection
n.d the s% Of 70 ns Thy ny s
e 50 tor essh immigrant sdm.ttea United
9sS s' Il:
ssc e m h
seventh-Tnnt The word Immigrant" a. used in this
who intend TO remain In the United S.ate- who are not
EishshETHst ali parties 10 this usreement shall in
good faith perform al the obligations assumed by each
positive rights Of others oyer whom they have no con
%a;eTsa. .h,. agreement .h. take sase. tn:
% hs tho 2, s
either o. the Par,ie. hereto on sixty days written
notice f the ot hst! g.rfs Si Allan Limo
PlTIp roRK.ssE 4 60; for pSnn,on Line.
u. CoSSxLLr FOR Han.a Line.
fasas e. ma nr cr sHf I hy e. y Co.
signed saP, mi. TX .y on Sep
hsE'sy
N,
1s wa
or Ganaaa tna,the G9ysrnmsn, Of Canada WI afford
a, ne ports Of entry referred to in nj: agree
Inspection Of immigrants destined tho United
may :. By n of the Gsd
that the Government OF Canade will designate suit
y to eonanes ths nseessars e1antHss;sa and inspss
ton and VA afford to the Officers Of the Government
rsoection as may be Necessary enable them to prop
Sst %er 10 hs eontsOn
and railway companies shall before the agreement
to the .Sovernment Of canada that Canada
Of the Uned Wsa do not and
comply with the requirements OF the Canadian nni.
hereunder by tho Governor in Council, -
su., Deputy Minister Of the Interior q Canada
sErr .. 1893. j. g. CiRLIsLE, Secretary.
grafton for New York. said yesterd lay that he |
and Superintendent OF immigration Stumpf
to- sonsu
horities about the admission into Canada OF
immigrants bound for this country pr. senner
' an with 0 AeSanGsr Mckim s Bnre uS
ieputy Minister Of the Interior Department
3anies. He said that it was agreed on
Rs r United H nqfs
nave Inspectors Of immiRration in all the ports
II entry In Canada. The steamship companies
ikTteu per tuA vi MY couto on
he railroad eompanies agreed not to trans
,ort to or across the United States boundary
my immigrants that had been rejected by the
United States inspectors.
DIR. Senner says thore Is practically no In
'pection OF immigrants in Canada at present.
except In a sanitary way. and that there IL only
me immigration depot In Canada: that was at
Quebec. He says that the number OF immi-
grants this year is double that OF any previous
ear, and that W lille in former years only 40
Der cent. OF the INN, grants landing in Canada
we're bound for this country. now at least 90
,er cent cross the border
Fighting In the Streets or Tucumsn.
BuENos AYREs. Sept. a-Fighting has begun
n the streets OF Tucuman Tho rcbels have
eized the railroad and dislodged the Govern
nent troops and are now trying to surround
he Governors position at Cabillo.
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