The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-12-08


legislation as seems to tns necessary aud
rApctient.
The ssass DspAstMess.
The history Of our recent dealings
si,h other nations And our peaceful re-
laliohs sith them at this time addition.
ally deuiohstfats tho advantage OF eon.
slstrnily sdhrsiss 10 . nun bot ias,
foreign policy. free from enYloas OF am.
hitboas national schemes, and eharar.
tefisrt by ~atife honesty and sincerity.
Daring the past year, passaaht To .
las VI eongfcss, csaia ia ls slon~fs were alb
Pointed Ia the Antsrfp industrial en-.
p,sigtoa. Thoush tho Anticipation Of
Amethsa exhibitors fell lar short Of
completely illustrating COR national la.
svnai,y and industrial achievements,
yet u cas- stiil rfrii,ablS. In ylSw OF the
bfiet ,imS sllosrsi Tor preparation. |
have ~nieayofed 10 impress upon tho
Belgian government. tho neeiirssn1ss
aisd Positive hartntalnrss OF tie rrs,sin-
lions upon tho Importation os erstaia
Of our food psodas,s and hare strongly
ursr.t thai the rigid snprss ssion snd in
speetIon under oar lass are amply su..
neicat 10 prevent tho expectation from
This country Of diseased cattle and an.
shos~sotn1 meat.
van caiiiAs CLAIMS.
The comm ssbon organised under the
conevhsiyn which -. hal rntrsrsi into
With Chill tot tho s~,tl~sn~hs OF tho oa,.
standing claims Of rssh government
asainss the other. si!sarnssi al tho cnd
OF tbs r~rsai 81 palai~i for its coatina-
ancr, i~Aling undetermined . husn ,~r
Of Amsrieaa eas-s .hieh had teen duly
presented. Thes~ claims arv bos barred,
ahd heso,iattsns a,e In rruxfuss tot their
sabtnissioa 10 . usbansi.
arxxAsY's csETtn nxnAnao.
Actlon ut.sn tho reported discovery Of
Trsa. fgvcs in casss~. Of Amcrsean i'm
t.orla,tons 81 livestock and fresh meats
lrues this { santry has h~rn revived. I,
10 hop.ri that 1.vsHsny ssIl soon hCconc
eparincr.i shsi tho lahsb!iioa 10 a. need.
.sss as IL 10 hsrmial so tns.aal sn.~s~sss.
Tho ',rstnan sorurntncnt has ~rcrpssd
Ia that prusistsa Il tho customs o! Tho
lAstd at ~htch tnrpwcs = dis~Tinsnai'
ing daiy IL lilo Of . crht . tsound on
susArs e1snins ironi cDan,stes paying an
stg.ost tsoan,y ther~on. claiming thai
tho enactins OF each dn,y 10 in npntfa.
sention Of articles 8 sai . Of the tr~aiy
o! ts2s 18th rsussis. In shc interest.
u! tho cutn metre Of 10th coantrses. and
tn AVOID ~vvn tho accusation Of u~a'y
VOCATION, I rr~Dm u,r nd Tho repeal oil ~
mach u tho staia.p a. .mt.ss~s that
duiv. AMI Iavi,r at,rniloa 10 tic &C.
comparing rrt.ots OF the s~cs~tArr ol
state. Containing . diseusssoa OF tbs
questions raised by Tho German pro
tests.
vHn MoSsou p"cTsiSn-
The boundary Of British Guiana It'll
remains 10 dispute h~tu~en Great HFi'
ain and Nensrnria- Relieving that III
early settlement, on snmc iust isasis
ahsr honnFahlr ,o both PARTIES. 10 in III
limo OF oar established policy 80 rrtnov
iruu ,hi. hemisphere all eaus~s OF dit
iereucr utth t-pwer beyond tho scA.
,hall rcne- the efforts heretofore mad
o. btinT ah-pst restoration OF diplomats
relations lrt~c-n tho d,spu,aats. and &
iplrca arhitra,ion. . resort which Srsa
Britain so oonspicuuusly favvrs IN pfin
o'plN and rrsprsrts in practice, and ~hic
is earnestly sought by her weaker advei
sary.
Tuu HAWAIIAN prrrnLtc.
sInoc communicating tho volgminou
correspondence in rcxarl so Hawaii an
tn" acton taken by the senate and hous
Of representatives on certain question
sphm,'s's ,p the jpdsmcn, and wide
discretion 81 congress. the orranisa,ia
OF a government IN place Of the rruyii
tonal arrangement which followed u
deposition ot the queen, has bccn A.
nourCHd wi,h evidence OF it's eifecii,
operation. The recognition usual In sue
cases has been accorded the new rovcri
msn,.
Under tho present treaties of extrl
dit'on with Italy miscarriaacs OF iusii'
have occurred. owing To the refusal
That government to surrender its ON
subjects, Tins far our efforts IN n
sot'a'e an amended convention olivia
Ing this difficulty have been unavailiu
Apart from the war In which the
lanI is engaged, Japan attracts increa
'ns attention in this country hy her ev
dent desire to cultivate more liberal u
tsr''is sith us. AMI to seek our kind
AL IN furthrrancc ot her laudablc drsi
tpI complete autonomy in her domcs,
AFFAIRS AMI full equality IN the family
nations. The Japanese empire OF tod
hno longer the Japan Of the past, Al
onr relations with this progressive n
u'n sh"nii not be less broad and liber
hah those with other powers.
PUNISHMENT ~ MEXICAN tNsrRaESI
TODD will fostered by many intercs
w common has marked our relatio
n'h our nearest southern neiehbol
,'aco heing restored along her northe
frontier Mexico has asked the punis
m"nt ct the late distnrbers Of her ira
ln'nty. There ought to be n,
u',ty OF commerce and navigation wi
ua' country To take the. place Of I
ne which terminated IL years a,
me "iandliness Of the intercourse
Neen The two countries has steadily
creased under the rule OF mutua, CO
s'uefa'lon, being neither stimuli
CONVENTIONAL arrangements nor
ss by jealous rivalry or selfish d