The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-12-06

these claims should be adjusted, and they have |
been subjected by both governments to
thorough examination upon the principles as
we'll as the facts which they involve am con-
WINGED that settlement upon the terms men-
toned would be an equitable and advantageous
one and recommend that provision be made
for the prompt payment OF the stated sum.
Thus far, only France and Portugal have sig
nified Acknowledgements to adhere to the regu-
lations established under the award OF the
Paris tribunal of arbitration.
Preliminary surveys Of the Alaskan boundary
and a preparatory examination OF the question
Of protection OF food fish in the contiguous
waters of the United States and the Dominion
Of Canada are in progress
Since communicating the voluminous CORE
spondence in regard to Hawaii and the action
taken by the senate and house OF representa-
tives on certain questions submitted to the
Judgment and wider discretion OF congress the
organization OF government In place OF the
provisional arrangement which followed the
deposition OF the queen has been announced
with evidence Of Its effective operation. Inc
recognition usual In such cases has been ac-
corded the new government
Under our present treaties OF extradition
with Italy miscarriases OF justice have oc-
CURED owing to the refusual OF that govern
ment to surrender it's own subjects. Ihus lar
ton obyiating this difficulty have been una
vailing.
Apart from the war in which the island en-
pire is engaged Japan attracts increasing al
tention in this country by her evident desire 10
cultivate more liberal intercourse with US ana
to seek our kindly aid in furtherance OF ner
laudable desire for complete autonomy IN ner
domestic affairs and full equality In the 1ahiiy
| of nations. The Japanese empire OF to-uay -
| no longer the japan OF the past. ana our reiu :
| lions with this progressive nation snouia nUI
be less broad and liberal than those "i'h
| other powers. :.
Good will fostered by many interests IN
| common, has marked our rela1ionS WIN o"-
nearest southern neighbor.
Peace being restored along her northern
frontier. Mexico has asked the punishment oi
the late disturbers of her tranquility Ihere
ought to be new treaty OF commerce auo
navigation with that country to take the pl ~;
os the one terminated thirteen years ago. nc
friendlincss OF the intercourse between Tue .me
countries is attested by the TACT ourihs III. .,,'
long period the commerce OF each mas steau1I'
Increased under the rule Of mutual conslueEa
.ion boinp neither stimulated by conventional
orrorcemenfs nor retarded by jealous rlVairle'
or selfish diStruSt. ~,
The problem of the storage anu use Vi tn'
waters of the Rio Grande for 1rriSation shou''
he solved by appropriate concurrenI ao..o. -.
80 Two interested countries. Rising III tn
Co,orodo heights, the stream hOws lnteruiit
tont,y. Welding little water during INC -.
roonths to the irrigating channels aireauy eon
structcd along it's course. Inis eoa Ii,nU
Is often severely felt IN .no r,roo
where the river forms
, honn1orv. !, Moreover, the frequent ehahse
~, as course through level sands o1tch rais
, .,,orrocsinr questions Of territorial ]urls"ie
tion. ,.;ons NJ the yea
.ho R,ueHelds incident, IN what Is hno"
". .,a Mosuuito Indian strip. bordering on VI
4 Atlantic ocean and within the 1urisuet,o ,.
e Nicorapua. BY the treaty 81 'soo 49," ~
Creat Britain and Nicaragua .he ioinI
4 arnment expressly recoghlzsu 800 form
: ~ latter over the strip and limlteu iolui ~
snu .ornrnment was guaranteed TO inc Nio.
@ eol .. Indi,ns. to be exercised aceoruins
n w. oustoms. for themselves aux. on.
,,ors within it's limits. The so-caiieu na.1
4 .r,ent which grew to be largely llaoo W
4 sosot tor many wears disputed the soversis :,
n,icoraoua over the strip ana cialii'cu =.
d s;cht m maintain therein d PracI,Sa. - ~
1t ,>andent municipal government. ~ ,oi
Ir ,ost wear efforts OF Nlcarasua ur,torv led
ssoyereiqnty over the MOSQUITO n the su,
y w., disturbances, cuimlnatlne III WV :.
;<nn
- presaa s,hsitution Of an impractlcapAe eon
tenipSo1a ,n;nistration in which Nlcarasua a,
=, poSle0 oa;dents were to participate. atiu
aiion .,,n,yed nv an inSurrection wv ~,
"ts' i..h,orted Nicaraguan rule, eApeiiiIs =.
til,ie oaO and restoring the OLD orsan.I1 W..
oIlSe tnrn. gave place TO the eHiosus s, too
o. ..ornment established anu ep.'o10 "
n aqua ,,,o, interests arrayed again
IN >;.oraeua in these trahsaos.U ,oercc Of tn
n. ,ar,cly American, ana Ing .V Noon and still
., region iU by our citizens we can
Ia Ia caleny leon challenge the rlghslal so =,
el for that reasea ,s,,,a over this important pa
C. eighty OF Nieaf"s
he 80 some months one. anU hava heen 8.
ne FQ! so .,vo of our naval ships nave aoo -,
ID we t,n A. Bluefelds for the pl . In s.
tloh is;nate interests Of oAr c,t'A Manacua
~ lan,har last the government t,reIve or me-
~ pL ems from its territory w e"''' America
In. fporeicners, includiae, .,nation in I
u. for a'Aes Sc revolutionary movements ae sn'
OF seditious " at Bluehelds already nncn'io !. !.
the repupi,,U .ha earnest remonstranceS % :. :
itn put througn me two Americans have oeen
W. government ,.,,rr to the peaceful manas e ~
me miteea " ,,siness. Our naval coinhsn -
10 OF theiI ~ those disturbances, ny .ao =,
-. Inc nYh;bition OF hrmaess "a ,,roventior
ens and to .n ,ba nsir
ton OF qn sssse occurrences there nap pt Nj
The midst OF sn0o and irritating failure ol -.
md most grave TO An Ameflcau
csc raguaI' WILSON,, residing at ra -.
she izen nams territory was the 20
~ the Mos o tho acting governor , 2, ares,
Arguelon delay the murderer was al .aa,
but Sc amd our
i i s'a ~ DIGIT
ged beeh impossii ,',.;s diction. =
,ro- EiSaragu authorities having sNsm
The Ssopaeisure Of their ,ennsIeal
nee nal e soaahrs;,ced in the CONTRACT n' -
DIV div nyS that position. =
recon. death Of the car q 81 aa aorrow v
The assaapropriate expressions Ver nm
ash sympathy sps1esys Cd family ana tho RUSSIAN
I, me-