Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-05

law OF the land. The volume OF
infcign regulations Tor 1892 lust pub.
lithoi contains case iI point wherein
arguments were used by foreign gov
eminent Ia suggestive parallel with
those outlined by Justice Gny In an.
nouncing the judgment ofthe Supreme
Court OF the Uaited States. Tns cir
cuuisiancns OF tho case were that Leon
Splitter born In Vienna, Auitfla, emit.
grated 90 tho Uuitod Slater, was
nnturalizud In New York And returned
To Vienna In 1890. Ia March, 1892.
splitter was notified by the authorities
That he was expelled from Austria.
Minister Grant brOu ut the case TO the
attention Of Count kalnoky, protest.
ing That tho treatment Of Splitter was
IN violation Of the treaty Of 1870 be-
tween Austrla.Hungary ami the
United States guaranteeing certain
hsb's rud protection thereof " cili.
Eehs OF the respective Countries.
Baply.ug 90 Minttor Grants com.
plnlnt the minister OF foreign affairs
eaii spit1cFa emigration 10 the United
states vas manuusuy Tor the purpose
% oVadiug tho military duty; that tho
eApultlou u such Individuals was
p'sei upon tho consideration OF public
otdtr anu that every State has a right
70 oNpai Foreigners from It's territory
Tor reasons NJ above stated, and tho
gul1iilnH of whether and whom tho
'r.tona ilr such expulsion exist can be-
Judged only by tho Internal point OF
view.
This sentiment accords with the
We've expressed BY Judge Gray nni
lhc language h similar. Minister
Grant notified Count kalnoky that
ihis government coIli not accept that
Interpretation Of the treaty, u position
T. which hu was supported by 5ecte.
bry lD-t1r, VINO in "a iilpatch dated
July 2ul, 1892, said. $50 long az the
treaty remains ia forcn the United
States government will insist up. n the
strict compliance with ils Tor tna, and
after a careful exauination VI tho caao
in point ~ Is rolunctAuty Obliged to
dissent from the views expretaed by
the Austrian Hungarian govern.
mont.n
THE sIimNSAuE OF THE TREASURY.
AZ no time since specie payments
were resumed on January |, 1879, Inns |
We net gOll I'm tho treasury OF the |
United states been 40 low nH on 5atur. !
gay. The amount 10 $50, 08p, 2i7. On |
January /, 1879, II was sii, $3.50. |
since that It;iod 10 gradually m. |
cryasol until March, 1883, IL reached |
SIS $4,000, which was the high. |
water mark Since then the net gold |
hUidiuEs Of the treasury have been on |
declining tcAle. While no uneasi. |
nesH N ioit ut the treasury department /
because OF the continued loss Of gold /
from tho treasury, attn Secretary Car.
li-lc Is not uum ndiul Of the fact that
tho limit may be- reached where tho
confidence rvp1sod In the " atury by
the people may be shaken.
How 20 rCplOie the treasury with
gold has been a problem seriously con.
tiierod by the administration for some
time.
The suggestion has been made that
the secretary Of the treasury has power
70 Issue gtoenbacks In exchange Tor
gold, thus incfea,iug the amount OF
gold and increasing the amount OF
grtenbacks outstanding TO the extent
OF the gold thus exchanged.
IL ~ understood that the question
which VIII be discussed It The special
meeting of the cabinet to DO hrli Mon.
day will 10 the condition OF the treas.
ufy. AT this nesting It Is believed the
attorney general viii render an upin.
ion on the question as TO the right o.