The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-12-09

this gave nOtloa on Jauuary a. isss, Of
the termlr alton Of ths convention. TO
take eneu; twelve mcrfhs from that
daee. at the same time invElrg the con-
cluslon OF convuutica o0WNrd which
usgoaations are On to-. In .his reli-
Zion / may refer 60 aie usVessity Of
RJIne nmendmeri Of our existing ey-
tradtiNn stafwo. n e a common sitp-
ulntvS Of such treaties that netthsr
party shall Be bound % give up 10 own
cNizens. fhar fhe added provlrlo in one
OF our trs0iies. that with Japan that
81 may surrender n q see ~. II Il held
In fhlH country by an almor uniform
course OF dccisiore. that where a treaty
negatives the Obligation 60 surrender.
che president Is uot Invested with legal
authority 20 act The cornrm1ae Of
such aw;horlty would be 10 sht line OF
Shst sound moraEty which shrnks
from affordlrg secure asflum 10 shs
author OF a heinous crime Arair.
Rtatuiory provision might be well made
for what 10 styled eNtrsd-hn by way
q transsi, whereby fuEhl.e surrrn-
dcred by one Foreign E0vsfumtrt 90
Ru0theT may be conveyed aoross the
terTtory 81 che linked States % ehe
jursdiction Of che demanding state. A
rscommendauon In 7his behalf. made In
she Presidents message Of 1855, was
not acted upCm. Tha msttor IL pressnt-
cd for Jour combination
SMUGGLING LEGISLATION.
The problem VI the Mexican free
rome has been orien discussed with re-
gard to ks Inconvenience 0s a provo
catlon OF smuggling into the United
ttasNs ahong an extensive iina and
shiriy- guarded land boTder. The sfSo~t
made by the toifg resoiutN,fn OF March
i, 1888. % remedy the abuse charged by
euspendlng the privilege Of .fres trans
PYrfatbon 10 bond across the territory
Of the Untsd ssetss 20 Moxloo failed
% good retuh as IL g,atsd In rep1rt No.
lol Of the House OF Representatives
spbmtIed In the last sessson, March
u. 1928. ~ the question 10 ona 90 be
oofOuntgffly met BY wise concurrent
lSgislstlon Of the two Countries looking
70 the prOtsction Of the revenues by
harmonsoua moastes operating equal
~ on ofher eide 81 the boundary, r.ith-
e. Than BY conventional arrangemctita
! auEgeet bhet Congress consider the
faNhabllity 81 au,hSrizinE and invit-
lnB ccnferCnco OF representatives OF
che ertasury departments Of ths Unlted
FtAtes and Mexico - consider the sub
jeot In all Ns complex bcarmgs and
moaddtlohs 20 ahs respective goyern-
menis Cor tbs Information and sho cOn-
elderati0n " thclr couaruSsea
WATER BOUNDARY.
The MeNoin water boundary commits
H.on haa adjusted ull matters Hubmlttcd
. u " me satisfaction of DO,h govern
meifH save lu three important oasaa---
that Of Chsmizh 40 NJ pago, Tex,
whore the two commissioners failed 30
tEtec, ana wherein, Tor this case only,
fhla government has proposed 90 Mex
soo the ADDITION Of third member. the
proposed elimination Of what are known
a. DANCES small Isolated Islands
a 80 81 A.. -
the iao Grande. from the operation OF
the treaties Of 1854 and 1879. ruoom-
mended by the commissioners and ap-
proved By thlu government, but s,lN
under corpderAiion By Mexico; aud the
hubjeot ol The equitable distribution Of
nViera Of the RIO Grands." FOR which
the Commissioners recommended an In
fsTnational dam and reservoir, are APP
proved by Mexico, but SIN under con-
Edsratson BY this government Pending
there auoFllona n 10 necessary 30 eN-
send The Rfe OF the commission which
expires peosmbst &c. next.
rhs coronation Of the young queen Of
The Netherlands was made the ocoa-
sion OF httnE e0nErltularlons
The oiaam OF Victor N. MuCord
Hfatnst Peru. which for a number OF
year, has been pressed by this govern
fnert and has on several oouaehons az .
tranted the attention OF the conErcps.
hAs been nstsnao,orlly adjusted. a
propprol was airnsd May ~, 1855, where
BY. the fact Of liGeiuty being adntsttsd.
Gs question OF the amount Go ~
awarded was submitted % the chief
Justice OF Canada ~ solo arbitrator.
HIS award sets tho indemnity due the
claimant at $4,000.
PERU ABRoGATBs.
The government Of Peru has Fiven
che prescribed nuflno0fion OF It's inten-
ton 70 ahroFato the treaty OF friend
chip, commerce and navigation, con.
ciuded with thls country August a.
1881 AZ that treaty contains many
Important provisions necessary 80 m,
maintenance Of commerce and good re-.
iationa which could with Hfiouny b,
tsplaced by the nomination OF renewed
proyiHour within tne brief twolvl
months Intervening before the treaty
tsrniiunter. 1 have invited auEEeriOni
by Peru - 10 che particular provlg.onl
" q desired % aunul In the hope o
reaching an arrangement whereby III
femsintng articles may be provisional
~ naved.
NEW AMBASSADOR.
HiA majesty. the ozAr. having an
nounotd his purpose 50 raiAe tho I'm
psriai RugAsn mission az this capita
20 the rank OF an embassy, / rcspondo,
40, OF March 5, 1888. by commissioning
and Ocoredltlng the actual representa-
tive at ~. PetVrsburg In tho capacity
VI ambassador extraordinary and nlenl
pOteutiary. The Russian ambassador q
thia country has nnco presented Dill
credentials,
The proposal OF the czar fo
a general reduction OF the vast milf
taIy establishments that weigh 81
heavily upon many peoples IN time o
peace was communicated 60 this gov
ernment with an earnest invitation q
be Represented ~ the conference Whlcl
Il ~ contemplated 10 assemble With
view 90 Discussing the means OF accom-
plaiHhing 20 desirable a result.
His majesty was AZ once Informed o
the cordial sympathy OF this govern
meHt with the principle involved IN nj
exalted prnr0Hnl and OF the rsadtnea
OF the United States 70 take part IN IN
Conference. The active mfhtary fore
81 the United states az measured b.
our popufrlou. territorial area and tax
abs wealth as, ana under any comedy
pble prospective conditions. must con
tnue 20 be In time Of pence 30 con
fplcuouHiy less than that OF the arme
powers 10 whom che ears appeal (
Especially addressed that ths quosH0