The Irish standard., 1896-11-14
KING OF SWEDEN
fiS Will One of the Venezuelan AZ
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washington, Nov. 1.-THE king of
Sweden and Norway, Oscar IT,. has been
chosen by treaty between the United
States and Great Britain as the fifth 0fi-
cial arbitrator of the Venezuelan bound
airy question. S
The other four arbitrators are to be
designated, two by the chief lord justice
Of England and two by the chief justice Of
the United States S#
This is the final and most important
feature OF the treaty for the complete adj I
justment Of the long pending Venezuelan 4
controversy. IA
Tie treaty was concluded in Washing
ton Monday night at the British embassy,
Sir Julian Pauncefote representing her
Britannic majesty, and Secretary Olney
the United States. .5
Since the return Of Sir Julian from Lon
don three weeks ago, negotiations toward
q s{1naL settlement have been proceeding
Most Of the meetings were Of such an Inn
.portant Z character that they were held /
either at Mr., Olney's residence, or at the Il
British embassy. gsR
!, It happened that the concluding meet-
Ing was at the embassy yesterday, ana
special interest was given to it from the /.
fact that. Lord Salisbury, the British pres
.miaf, .Wae to make speech at Guildhall,
London. IN the evening. issgss
4 X ID the annual event at which the pre-
mter usually, takes occasion to review the \
status Of the most important internation-%
al ,auesnons, 5;iy "
~ Il, For this reason, 1t was desired ifspos-S;
1sib6 TO. acquaint Lord Salisbury Of the
final and satisfactory adjustment Of the
Venezuelan question, in order that he
might make such announcement as he
though 1T concerning it. .ss.S, q
z When Sstrectary Olney and Sir Julian +
reached their Anal conclusions, q cable
gram wasSat once dispatched to Lord SAL
isbury, notifying him OF the result.
.';,|t ~ J. .g..,.5t The Tariff:
Z Devils Lake, N. D., Nov. lin an In
terview, which Is published In his Devils.
Like pa per as an editorial, Senator Hans
rough develops q new idea relative To the
support OF the sound money Democrats Of
the sMcEinl policy. He says: is5
majority sitter March next. and this IN
sures the repeal of the ad valorem Wilson
Jaw and the passage Of a revenue measure
termed along the lines Of Republican doc
thine There will be enough Democrats in
t t s III fie1 silver an,s s a
+n1ay be- offered to the tariff bill which will
bSaSen there; & With the free III silver
samend fnents disposed OF, the silver state
Repph4 teams. will vote IN favor of the tar;
Az bill on Its final passage. On the clIr-e
,Tencys lueation, i do not believe that any
sRepublic6ns senator. and include those
from the III Yer sta tel, will UNI ertake to
sembs the new administration. "
I. warrington, Nov. Senator Garter,
81 ntan14s Ays that he saw no prospect
or any q Important legisla ton ct this 9ses-
sion Of con gfess. He did not believe the
tas4 sessfo would BE devoted Is the APP
5propriaAion bills ana sparring among the
poll tita1 rites for position. AS to tariff
IAgiAlA an the next congress-, Senator
rtsf safd that ne did not believe the
would obstru t. n no mia tter
Whist hi silver Repa hlicans might al,
bis 1pit[inl those who were c1atmtng and
believed 1.-THE hard tirrie1 could be cured by
slsat,ejts s4llow The FepubI ieal1 tariff
ionat bs enact ted Il 81 they would
I1eet rih hight Ia the naxt a1npatgn
II rRlEME 10 III, u ), MAGNETS.
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I'll perna men Agnet
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