Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-08


dumI,Il"d ~ r,Juuruiug ~ the Int.Ttut II
CHINA \ .'Ius uui-r stipulation ~ uuI
treaty wttu Euuur hr htri concluded
With western IswriJ ! irit constrained
~ the b-gIuuiug ui IL" controversy 'u
tender uui gu,-i utrr-r tu iulucr all anne
ablr AItAtgrtnUut u the M iAl d,ihrulN
giuwiug uut II tie Japr trH- driuAndH tor
AdmIutr'tH ~" I"Iuttur "a huTrA, tut the
unhappy IIr,tu tiuu at actual Il rtl e
tee defeated thir krnlIy lurI"'rr d"II"I-
Iug "a" i!raiiu,jiS" NAi h"lwr"u The i~"
tnu-t p'N-Iiu, 81 ia" rnrtrru nAliuus And
aHhrtus that uut COMMERCIAL interests ~
thu>'' ,uuutI,rs m,y tr' II"sctN"'i ahd that
Tia" safety ut uur ,ItI"uS thvf" stall uut
be- JrupariIIrd ~ uId not h"rI ate 10
hrrd any Iu'IuatIuu that oar frIrudly All
tor the honorable termination ut huHtiiI.
urS wuuid Ice acceptable / buth hrlhgrr.
ruir
\ CONVENTION has been Il taIly ,uu,lulrd
TT IL" srttIru,u' 10y arhl rHtIuu IT the
prolonged It-put, Win Erun,iur, grow irH
out H the Ii,' "'7iIrgr rgaInrt kintu y u.
toe, - uatut,iIrd tiIau ui th" United
ta."r
orH HKkf.
A,tug ul"u thr rJpItrd discovery ut
l'Nar i'V"t "a uaIg - Il Aiu"tican cat.
u, thr trttuhu IIuiIhiiiuu Az 'n-i liu.
r"r.a,iuu 81 I've st"'k AMI ii~rh mrH'r
trNH ih,r country har h""u revived u
~ huIri hai GrtmAuI viii soon become
convinced that the rutlhItIuu II aS heed.
l'r- az II " unriulu. tu mutual interests.
Ihr tirruAu g"N-fuiu"ut uH- protested
against that lruNi-Iuu h the curtuaS
uHiiti Hrt which ImI-'-"r n discriminating
duiS uur. .truth Oi | cent Ipiund un
-ugStE Cum,ng irum cuuuirI"r pay.
iug nh rIIpit bounty thereon, clam.
itg that tnr "NHUti ~ ut ~, u duty
| IS ~ CuutrASrullun ut ARTICLES nv" AMI
nIn- ui th" treaty u ISIS With PTuHea
In the interests ul III" commerce h
both countries, aud t. Avud ,h" nc"ura
ilun ui t"nty violation, rr,o omin"nd the
REPEAL ut 30 mu,h IT th" statute as I'M
rurrr that duty, aui iuNlt" attention ="
! ia" accompany ing report "t the secretary
| II state =, utAiuiug the dlscussIun III the
| lurrlIuur IAI-rd bS tue i'rrInan protests
Inr u~uudniy ui BrliHh GuiurA stIll
| remains IN ulsIui.r istw-rt Great Britain
AMI Nru,l lurlA. Believing that lie early
r,tti"u-ut "n tntnc Just ha-lr alike hon
| uihhIr ,u huih paItnH IS III the line oi our
| r1tabh .hri luncy tu remove from thiS
| hruIzrhrr, nil rAusra of difference with
| Is,w-Ir h,.S uud the r,R. | shall renew the
| ,ilurtr heretofore mad- tr hiIEg abnut n
| rrrtuiAIun ut uiriumAtr relations br-
| '~r-u the di-putautr ami I" induce - ref
-rrnc" H. aihIttHu"u, r,I'"ri which tir-ai
| Britain 80 c"nspI, u"ur!y i'Norr III prin'
| 'ipi- Hwi rrrprCir ~ Ira'ti aud winch
II earnestly sought ly her weaker adver'
sary
HAWAII srRJk,r
| Since cnminuni'a ing the volnnlnout
| correspondence ~ r"gAri iu liawAn and
the action taken hy thr Hruatr and h"urr
of representative "u certain Questions
sulmItl,-i tu the Judgment Aud winter die.
| rTrtiun IT cuagirs-, Tia" organization of II
| government Ia place uf tue pruvlsi"naI
| arrangement winch followed h" drp"'
| Hltiun 1T the queen, hAr -n announced
| with evidence oi IT. effective operation
The recognition usual ~ such cases hat
been HccnrIrd the hrw government.
| lndrr our present treaties ot extra
dIt,un with Italy, ulsca rAg-H nf justice
ave occurred, OWING I" i.r refusal al
that government L. surrender ltr own
subjects. Thus tar uur Efforts tn nrgoti
at. Ru An,nlrd convention obvIatinI
thlr ilti. .uiy have teen uuavaiIing
| ApArt from the war ~ which the lslAnC
rmmrr ~ engaged, Japan attracts M
rr'a-Iug Stirutlon IN thus county 10y hrI
rvlirui desire H. CulllvAt" more ll"ra
| mirrc,dIrpr with Us and tu seek uur kindl
a!d ~ turth-rnnce nt her lauizhl- d-slr
i,r complete autonomy ~ her d"n-rtl
affairs aud tull equality ~ ia" family "
nations Tnr JaImnrs- rupiir ~ To- la!
II uu longer the japan ot the past, Au'
uur relations with thl- prugr"sriv" nn
uru rh"ul not h., lrss I'r"ad and ltl-ra
than Those whIch u,hr I"wrrr t',dd Vii
f,st"rrd hy many Interests ~ c"mm"n
has marked oar r-irtlunr with "ur near
rst southern nrIghh"T
AkNH.u
Peace h-ing restored along her north
! -iu frontier, MriIcu has ask, thr pun
,rhmrn, ui the late dlSturhrir uf her tran
luIlty. There ought ,u h- new treat
1t Cummrr,r AMI navigation with tia
country to take the place nf the "nr wh,r
terminated thirteen Irarr AZ" III
frirudiinrSG 1T the Iut"rruur-- h"t~r'
the two countries II At rat.ri hy the fac
that during this Imrlni the commerce =
each has rtrAdlly inrrrHH"d under IA
rule of mutual cunSii"rAtlntI, l"lng n-iil'
rr stimulated hy conventional arrange
mrnlr nor ~ ari~l 10y J"Al"ur rvslr"
~ E-ih ii irrir"r,
| An indemnify l"hil~r'l hy "fh"' ~
gracious at inr the murder III lNSI
Leon BALDWIN. An American cI'iIrn, by
hand uf IuArAudrrr ~ nurang has b-''
accepted And IL being pad IN install
, m,nlr
, IRRIGATION rRuHLkA,
/ The pr, hl"m Tor the slurRg" aud uS-
/ the waters IT the Rlu UrEuI" for irrig'
/ tlnu should hr solved 10y app upriAt" c"t
current action of the twu Interested CouI
irlrs Rising ~ the Go urAiu heights II
stream hu~S ln,"rmItlIugly, yirhiinR II
= tie water .ur,ug the dry months 1" II
urIgatIug channels already c"nr,rur''
along Ilz cnurrr The HrHrrliy ~ ui,'
grv-Trly felt IN the regions where II
" river forms n common hnundary Mnr
, over ils' frequent chAng"s ~ iis 'ouil
}" through level rRudr often rails" rnhN
: RAISING questions II territorial JuriHi,
tnn,
-, TIM AusQllrr lNplANs
!. Prominent among the Questions ~ t.
r. rit"n,al jurlsiict"n-w"mlu"nt am"
/ the questions IT IA" year wac the b
IN hrlds inciIrnt-iu What IL known ~ I
n Mosquito Indian strip, h"r'irring on
uf Atlantic ur-an aud Within the lurir'iirii
II uf Nicaragua By the treaty IT 1850
h. tween Great Bri,Am aud Nicaragua,
- turm-r guv"rntn"u, rArr"Srly r"'tgnf
ri the sovereignty Il the latter over