The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-12-09

- cV cftsiutt WIN ali ibese
Countries sit', ahlrii the United star :
as no. sf-a''y q conventional Arrange.
rug cosrA RIGA COLOMBO. Dfsrury.
nave dstihesi II iitilng 10 exur,.,s tn
uie governments of Gotta ri, and
colombia the kindly desire OF the United
s,AtUs 10 see their pending boundary
dispute nnsiiy elosed by arbitration. In
conformity with the spirit OF the treaty
concluded between them some wears
ago.
RELATIONS WITH EUROPEAN POWERS.
Our relations with the French r.pub-
lie continue 10 be intimate and cordial
! sincerely hope that the eKtrsdition
treaty With that country a. amended by
The senate will be consumms,4-i.
"hiie occasional questions affecting
our hatarsliztd citizens returning 10 the
taha oi Their birth have arisen in our In
<noursr With Germany, our relations
Win thas country continue satisfactory
Inc questions affecting our relations
WITH GrrAt Britain have been treated in
spirit OF friehdiiness. Negotiations ARE
10 progress between the txo governments
Win view "a such concurrent action as
Viii make the award aud regulations
ayf~sd upon by the Behrin. sea tribunal
oi ARBITRATION practically effective. and
u lie not doabtei that Gr-s, Britain will
cooperate ffuely with this country for
the accomplishment of that pnrts,s.
The dispute growing out OF III. disrrimi.
nation ot tolls imposed in the W-iisnd
canal. upon eaIso-s oi cereals bound 10
and IRON tii@ lake ports of the United
esAt~s. sae adjusted by the substitution
Of more e9ul,abl- schedule oi charges.
and my Predecessor sher~atun suspended
his Proclamation imposing dieeriminat-
Ing tolls upon British transit through
| our canal. A request ior additions To
the lis, OF -ntraiiisbl- osfrnsrs, covered
by the existing treaty between the Two
| roahuae~, IL under consideration.
t~Sisfs AT tsstE eifH nAYff.
baflng The pAss year aa American
rssah~n employed Ia = Subordinate com
t'~feisi Isssation IN iiafti. ati-. suffering
pfosfATtssi imprisonment Oh An nn-
loshieSi shafg~ Vi engaging, Mas finally
itt~fasFd upon iastlc-'s examination
L fsot argent representation to the Has-
Tan government, y suitable indenuit,
sas fsasd 10 Tie sufferer
ht las o. iia>ti sailing sees~i hay.
ihs discharged her rssgo H. refused
clearance un,li lie du,lts on such s-a,su
have t~rn pasd. Tie hardship Of ihis
sis~asase upon Ans~slcsn ,hip- o~ MR.,
. no sosadast the balE ot the carving
trade u that oDuh,ts. has h~~n in.is,.~i
on With a sirs III pfey~nt,tg i frxuf-
f~ncr OF the cause OF comp ain,.
otA NHAsEsr sorahrkN NnioitnoKr.
atsR NJ. a. ,
he III tho, ,slo.- and ira~ntlN na,ur-
.hssh sla"ald ai~A ,s shsts,ftt re the Ia.
| ,rrs0afs II tao n~tsht.t ~ riu,iliss
lee s"fa oi swssars'a0g the tiantnn. n,s
making The i.oandArs t~tSvsn II C
! otunts GO stotn fAso tni Note TO t''-
| t'srsise. 10 nos sseafiv cphpjl, '.~i, Ihe
esssas ia is~aon 'r~~ntis o-.snis,~i nis'i, the
sssass~u;l"s,s OF iss& as.i 1850 !. J.. sx.
i~stsd. siii .i~~~t 4, .-itit i-isr'.f sr"~.
! seq LAT al ihs shstisng "s' f-i,ts Vi tie
Has i.Fsn'ir tstrT ''A,i I'll ~ Fsst.
ssHkfras tNtthEsYs ~ sttthS1cA.
NaSsAsia Has ss-crf,ils passed. 'itn.ti. h
,~., ts-so "tas,... iit~ isA,ts at ttst snc.
ss'ssi-tl tsAatsas tn turn t--~n hiSr asssi i's
sis1,i'ef oar DeSty appointed minis
Irf bs ~. tausrAs sss.I 'ti'fs'. ai'i'@i ih
I<as~ TAI a.ipsstIsisi't ot th~ 'oi'i -
swrsy insuitysl ,n ihr Hrst t=-''hHf- Use
4 lsrgp AnsrtFsn Interests rtsst'lirhc IN
I thai tuau,fy In .uhno ii"n sih 'ir
| Nicaragua canal svF~ n", hi"i"s'"d.
/ Th~ canal oanrsnt has unfortunately
| ts~Ssstr finsnstaliy s'-' isusls rin'.sr-
fAssesi, bas a gricfnsis tea.'n'ht las
! L. rsa ~sirndcpl TO n hs III" gus'rht'"n'
a Nicaragua The Jiii~i Static -
rspxtaiir interested IN TIA. surSr%-'ni
ariscy~m~u. OF tie sa.t undertaking
thas o,u t,Ans has IN charge. Thai II
should t~ accomplished under dt'iinc''
/ ,spiy kmsrisan Absplss-s and 't+ ei' ips.
,neui assured not opis TO the s'SrT'f %,
,h,. country. a, channel 81 COMMERCIAL
eumusun,ca soh l-ris.cn our Atlantic and
| Pacific svalssAgds, tiu, the shlls. oi ihs
uu,li "a the Intervals al civilization. -
proposition which, IN my judgment
aues no, airn,, oi question.
| p,.TtruE. nuT SO HrVotr-
| Guatemala ha. al-a, ls~n Nls''ei h'
ihr t.,li,.cal ,iciNst,uic- which have
st,,r,esi he. Central American n''sh
ts,.. bu, the dissolution OF It's l"ei-ia
,u,e and the PROCLAMATION Of dictator
.h,p bay, l.c.,, unattended nv civil VAR
| Nsw rsyRsptEtoS TEEsTiEs.
| An rx,radi,ion treaty with Norua!
has recently been exchanged and pro
claimed.
The rx.radiiion treaty with Russia
} ,ign~.i in March. .lsss. and anen"''
and confirmed by the senate IN fcHu
AIRY last, ~as duly Proclaimed last June
ArrtIRs ~ SAMOA
led hv a desire la compose difference
and contribute 10 the restoration 9
order in Samoa. which for some year
prvyiou. had been the @ene oi oonfie'
= INC foreign rre;cn,ions and native str'i'
= The Cui,esi states. departing from u
I. p.ltcy consecra,~d hy century o' OF
.eYyancr. entered four years ago INT
the treaty. Of Berlin thereby t"'om'n
? ,oin,ly hound with England and "e'
= many TO establish and maintain Mahe'o
: Iaur~ra a. king Of Samoa. The t'ea'
p,oy,dsd for - foreign court o' lnsn'
and a municipal o. neil for the distr''
NJ Ap,s. with a foreign president there'
. authorized TO ADVISE the king "
!. nnnaI for the sci,tmeut OF native an
n t,,r;sn land titles, and 'cvcnu" sys'e'
Q Ia, The Kingdom. II entailed upon u
h three powrr. that part i the c'st
o ,he new government not met 10y 'hr re-
n .nna ri the islands, Early In the NE
. hi. triple pro ectoratc the native on
!, "n.ions IL was designed TO queii wr'
i revived. The rivals dehed IN" su'"o
/. ity Of the new king, refusing 70 W
4 ,axc. and dema ding tbs .I.','"n o'
!. ruler by native suffrage Ma's"I.'
!, .,,irani to the throne. tnd
). large number Of HI. native adhet' =,
Il wsm in open rch~'lion on one o, y
y islands. Quite lately. at the rr1ues.
!. The other power. and in 'nltl'mrnt
/. It's treaty obligations, this r"Isrn'n .a
!, AIRED 10 mite in a joint military go
!. srnmcnt OF such dimensions ne W., mou |;
n rr,lably secure the su,r"nder Q, the e.. !,
!. .urv,.r,. without blc"'rhed. Inc wa
i shin Philadelphia Was "c'or, , y
-, unJ,r rrlers Tor Samoa anh .@'o'e :.
-, a., ,Lrratcuc,i conflict WAS pt