The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-12-07

hclecllOn or food Ss,a. M
waters Of the United uSs ~, y
Ion Of Canada arc % II sats
The boundary Of ! ppp't.s,s's
mains In dispute betwa.,,ns J
Venezuela. Believins" ",sa ,hi' W,
ment on some Just h,s,aaa saa
both parties is In tha eaSis N slh
policy to remove from ny ~ y
causes of difference Win Wi ,'as ~
sea, | shall renew a tba pow
made to bring abbut @ = sssi
lomatic relations hetwaaaes esh
aud TO induce a referenseaa ea
resort which Great Britst .
favors in principle and 'rf.. rs.,s1 y
ard which is earnestly sopss. ,se'' ]
adversary. 'ousnt y
Regarding Har,s
Since communicating ma
respondence in regard IA ne N.Y. ws
action taken by the sena,a aa hss
resentatives on certain orsas aug
to the Judgment ana wiSs. asnua
congress, the organization y
in place Of the proyj,iona,, S =,
which followed the denositiaai. da.
has been announced WITH iAvl ",
effective operation. The NV ~
IN such cases has been sess,a @
government. asso'
| The Bluehelds Incl
Prominent among the ou.,.
year was the Bluefields innia..
known as the Mosquito Ina',a sa
| dering on the Atlantic ocean MAN. -,
| jurisdiction Of Nicaragua n
1860 between Great Britain !.
the former government eynrss,
the sovereignty of the latter I,
and a limited form Of selfsors
guaranteed TO the Mosnu,o II
exercised according to Their
| themselves and other dwp1sa
| limits. The 50 called nstv.
| which grew TO be largely nala
for many years disputed tbe d
| Nicaragua over the strip and
right To maintain practicaiIs
government. Early in the NH
of Nicaragua 10 maintain sNs
the Mosquito territiry led ID
| turbances eliminating In As
| Of the native government ana i
substitution Of an impractical
administration In Nicaragut N
dents were to participate. ha
| lowed by an insurrection whiA
subyerted Nicaraguan rule, end
ficers and restoring the old 1
This In turn gave place TO the 1
government established and Bva
aragua.
Although the alien intera
| against Nicaragua In these [
have been largely American I'd
merce of that region for sn(
been and still controlled by ou
| cannot for that reason challelsl
| ful sovereignty Of Nicaragua Il
portant part Of her domain
For some months on and iua
the time two of our naval /liN
stationed at BlueieldS for lh.
of all legitimate interests Of
| In September last the goyernnl
uaga expelled from lis terfltQr
more foreigners. including tve
for alleged participation in ths
revolutionary movements agas
lie at Bluetields already nlel
through the earnest remolsti'
government the two American
permitted To return TO the peas
ment of their business. ouF
manders at the scene OF inese
by their constant exhibition q
good Judgment contributed y
prevention Of more serious eoe
to the restoration OF peace an
cret that in the midst OF ines
there happened a most sFase
failure of Nicaragua justice.
citizen named Wilson resldll
Mosanito territory, was lRal
Argueleo. the acting soFefasi,
After some delay the hhau
ested but So insecureiy egal, a
fhot he escaped and ne7iu
repeated demands i i liallr't a,I
capture has been llhp9ss.us w.,
his fight beyond Nieafasasa i-'aa
The Niearaguan antiefll.iess y.
notice Of forfeiture q lhea aa
fhe canal company on efoaaae eaa
meal and not embraced y y
rereded from that nosl,loas; q,
The ROW With sal
The government q salvaao aao
oyrrthiswn by IN abrupt pof n
certain Of It's military aaf u,
while hotly pursued =! has, ~,
ents. sought refuge ON gu uo'
States warship E,Anlilsth9n ;.haa,
4 Salyadorean port, al'hO9, a I
of asylum Is not lawn tha
ment. yet, IN view q w 4;
which threatened the ,.a,a, las'n
from consideration OF aullia.
afforded shelter hy en3 ,,,n ~, y
and when Afterwards a',Hsa VI .
tranty of eytradition WIN .o, Z,
on charges of murder afsb, i,
/ directed that sneh y ;n !
Voluntarily left the sh,p !
one of our nearest ports =,
could be had before ! ~ ~
oempliance with the tefh1s =,
ON their arrival at San /,
proceeding was prolnplls !
The United States dislfiss .,ac
that the acts constitntlnssa
tansas as were political. ana !
the accused except oa,' n
was held for an attempt y Il
unon / was constrained y :.
for the reason that an az ds''
was not one Of the efl'ii.e i :
him and upon Wili.u : hai
Salyadorean authorizes y
ed. with
Unreasonable and nnlus' ,
Spain on the vessels NV Va,
United States nave -. Nv ~,
, 70 ti,ae during the las, ~, :
est rcmonstrance Oh a;at. al !
, eminent. In the ilhii,eaa@.ep enose
! penalties have been liai,oSo a,o,n
t sells and goods ny eus.r 80 !,
|, Cuba and Porto Rico ~ ,ir
i the most trivial chafa1,'' -
: or bills Of ladlns. aas
: amounting to fhousallaes lnes
{ Deen levied upon e,s eatan, /
i vessels whcn the sooal Nm
entitled to free entry, arr, y
acted even when the e., -
Z tected and the spanissn ,hs he
] before the arrival o. 10
This conduct Is in strah-r 80
considerate and llbefa. and
! the Spanish vessels ' Wo
t ports in like cases. vo,io, m
: tlement of these NeAa'ts
e vet been reached. t,rre,
) T,he Mora ease reli a;ns
annual message, relllaina relllnnas
the diplomatic corres, ,na;a /,
iect which has been ia' ,his
= -, ~ eaau that TINS