The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-28
IMMENSE RELIEF
IN SITUATION
Sir Wilfred Laurier Has Agreed
Not to Make War on United
States at Present.
CONSENTS TO ARBITRATE
Citizens May Now Leave Their Hiding
Places and Resume Their Usual Oe.
eupstlOns Great Rejoicing.
CONSENTS TO ARBITRATE


NEW YORK, july G'--A apn'sna "
the Herald frpm Ottawa ont sASSi
And Nor Is not 90 be thohsh' o.
raid Sir whfrid laurirr Ia 'ho Guardian
iariAmsnt IN q'iaiiiylhg his H'ii"inc''t
li,at iuannuih as negotiations Tor unc
stt,umeni OF ano Alaskan boundary had
faded tho only Uso possible ways u ss'-
Tins q weno arbitration OF war.
Tho CANADIAN premier Today gave u
che Herald an explanation q the oo'4eri-
iiun os Caiada.
As a menocr Of tpo commission and a
tarsh4ian, In uho ncgotauoil.. be re-
aA,d. 4 am MT ~ iibory % giye 60 the
pub,lc any morc uran ! have already
done Information b,arsng on t,'s diner
cnrc baBwccn Us and the umtod States
think uan say ta,iu much IN eSpana-
,ion. howcvcr;
practically rhe w.bolc dispute now -
esrcum.orlbod TO lhc question u the 60
,ubli,hmcn. VI tho boundary line IN the
fo,!on Of no Lynn canal The pubiic Is
awarc that the Canadian oonontion ia
tiasthc line crosses taa Lyan canal nsur
its ea,rane. whcrois tho American
conton,ioa Is maj uhe Inc g,ga around
thc bynn oAnal. icaying the cirtirr canal
IN Amrrisln tcprtiory
"lg tho conpagioa were reduced TO the
tSao, lauron u ,l'o ano. uink tn' 80
m,bn mghs prove TO bc Of eompas'lss'c
tss,. But tho Americans have es'ao'
Hahmeuss al skAs@,ly and az pyc1'' Our
Wow L. lso Anerlc1sis g, Ihas poini are
ON British territory. 6at We have TO
rccosnsGc the tac, ,iHu they arr there
az tho salny
IA ouc ZINE ~ h7ught We could have
mad, the eonpr9mlsV and a'yungvd ehat
batmdary by convsaAon.d agreement and
mutual col'szl,iA ! anu btiaying no
e.ura, Nhca / sAy that the commission
oou.d M, agr,s on such a cosuprouli'V.
"rar,vforo as We caias,' agree among
,unc.yss We Inus' ask The assistance o
li.c,adiy at0crtois The poiNs to be
submitted TO ripe ar1lrA,ors might be
thc fOlSNiig:
"Flp,-Nh1oh Is the r.gh' lEorprc'"-
uon Il the trci-y IN rs''rd TO ae loea-
uon OF the poluiacy line ON the Lynn
cand' Is = ihe Canadian or Am''''''h
O. utenuon3
''ScSond-in the ovcl' OF the aro"r''ofs
naarng tha' ghe Canadian d'"'ehl'n
Is shc r.sh' oae, chen the subsidiary con
s.dcras'on wohd have TO be deelaed'
what disposition shall DC nNade OF pyea
ord sk-'J" wh'oh are AmcF''ah Sc
''vmonts We u''lA 'na' '"e Ne'''~ ~u'a'
'rN'y onors q pre1 cent ''r '''e '''u-
ton "' tha' aNesV>l' an aware '"-''
'ho Ara'r'oan ao'h'Fl''vs o'''''Nu ''s''
,he'c Is a dhe'ehoe o''"''h the N'1''-
lnela prcdoeeW ana V"S ease now 20 oe
l'Spos NJ OF Va WHs' tna'' as 'neS al'0s''
-'ihadA never p'''eS'SN as"'''s' "'e
Nmors'"n Occupation OF sN"S""S anu
pyca.
I'VE do NJ admit ths contention IN
point OF Ite'' bu' even II u were iouhu-
'd on fact the Sro'V''V'rs "'uiG nave 70
'pnslder what eanF'i's m'sh' "r'ss a''e'S-
'rUm ana uee"" d'oor"'nslS'
''lW5ush ! nave SFouS views on u''s
point myself Tor ooN''os. reasons 1 ~
frVl'n from eNpressiNS them
In case TINS miV0''r '"'nD' o' suo-
ml'tcd % FH''aU'i' is Va'S'd" IN 'a''r
q. sr1u''hS u oy war s'r ""i'" was
asked
'Noh''E wants war he rvph'" Nu'N-
ly Il distinctly saad' wheh 'aiieu "'-
yentioa to the tact th'l Vhe nesNVs'V'ohS
had IAiled and that he dues@oh o'ulu
only be settled by arbitration or war;
but that war was out Of the question:
ANA not 10 be thought Of VIII so iur-