The sun., 1900-12-04

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pLe,. and Just -, ,.-,.. ,,u,, .,c,. al,
cons,dr,ss, w." p,"Ce, p'W.,e,y ,rc,,nistr indcnnlf.
| cnlon' such 40 this t9NrthnrN nhur nhr,miu m ,m.
| .mre me'l1l. cases llHy nv r,'i ,.h cd
N'N"l the rl-dse- ~ eNls'lhs u"t', ~ - MI h.
'l' ne lh>U'" in Nlhth sue p. '.l''', " y, 90,
i","n ~ regard lo hrt unl"flunn'' ~, ,n.s .,,te
M "pn r"r' ''.t, "Ln W." I,". ,r,ri,,n rg wcre
~" l't''H Wouh NV" 10 hhN Nl.'l -" W."
! ~, f''lp'"ynl il'dlN rr't- cnn.'ili'n ,,,d,
i"L'N IN" nLs'ir 70, commemorative ,'n.
/ ms wear ma w" ghSfc.' apltvl ih.'' ~.
Ter upon the tei"al COURT junsd, non ~, VIZ
't-' ui lh,rfhilvh'l cases wli'te w WV, WV" 10
Z ic'ron-imlly ol ~ Federal noNernhth, nI1l nh,1l.
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~ h'''u iH'eh ~ "h'I M"" n.lipun,'" n.liu' ,,,,,
th" ''ln'e hud h"u.' J. :, incNlu,'h, ~ w. oa
+ o. Z" '",n"i' ~" sla'utW, "ini-si"' "h'n nui J
l"i ana may aghln l"ad u" 7n'h hntn"nud
q rt.ui'- have pointed ni' th' ii"'',,uy a,"
~" w"o'd'i, I"i htI-,iu"n oi IilH '',"r ,r, -, ,'
- "nINl'u'uf II |IiN measure tl I'NiN'
'u.p'" toward ~" tnu"hs WIN "ih'h We "
sovereign equal MAKE lienil"s fcIui'ihgfe'lpT"-
"a! nhsefv1u,c ,, -
VINE ur Italian t1N'Inln'n. nht1r',NN III vi
yrds 'u'h a'llnh - me ptl,ldit "l;,'' liiuv'';,
r inPHt S,s,n,a r'eIH"n w H% 1,T'"sa a"snrS
an'e |iih pfrseieh,. ana ~ we" 1l lhr L,m,
faached bv The biiI nov pending. congress
max" gracious provision for Indemnify I" We
b Italian sufferers IN he ,aiur FORM ana pro-
portion a, heretofore
h\'hiN' N'S' >"' DE '"',f va ~ -.
~ ny inangufal addr''- i't'rfed 20 INC
Eti''hl SUBJECT bI IVA lillH W 'u'Nt N''u-
lNuchihg must hot ,' tuiethttn w hr hreat
ana civilized 'puhlrF nae me / nlu'u n,H,!s.
courts, not tn"b~, mus eErctie me lrhat.es es
81 me mw me p's.erya.lom %, pip' ~ cnnr1. ",ue
anu ,mH 2ra. h n a. .afe,y ~ uon whtch
our toverhhlent S"'lifeN Ieale ! A.,
lhiI ! mot urtehtII Ieiterate ana aeaih III h
vlie the attention ol my cDIhF\ih men 10 'hS
rePtoaoh upon our ia ciI,i,Iav4m ,n.sd -, dscadsd
strengthcniny oi Japan's relation. to other ,
states me 9tNtI"iih.ll "i hti ii.uVis,,u,hba ,ha
judicial aId adhlnistratVs .So rn ,ne
treaties "hich TOOK elect July .. lsss nus pro
t"rdrd without in,efHa,lo"a, if,I,on, H. hTa
inE tII" comre'ence OF me JnpahrIe 10 hoiu
In the treatment OF the difficult Chinese prob,
tinS japan hae 'clel III laiiIlouipuS M Gomez n
WIZ! we olhrr iHNeiS, nIu u', s'mv,"" ,aiia,
oPethIHu lla,ei iI'll aieu w ,''n p{,im I'D in
brin.1ng about an understanding preliminary
To- ~ettlemeni OF the IS,nrs br,ween the rover,
ana NINA dHlan : urclat 'tt,n.s @ III III Inn"r , ,' VI
"t @ ie nrG tra ,hafnTth @ nave
been FRANK and nni'lve A. d IhC.or ,'r prpde, p.o-
noting the general interests on peace en' Hruer.
J ot aSn Sr coa cam hardy h be ,e oyeresiinated % ~
, ,ovnTsSihs I. i or ",,,,,Ip. 'ArAs, sc,,r,o.,.
Inc vaiunbIc alu ana kil,u! ,ou' i t ustes -
tended 10y We Japdnesr nOvrini'ens anu n.it, naEHi
officers 10 Ihe pa'''esihp oregon arc e'"'e'u'''
A'yopTmGp1ai1nTIHat was made last summer of the
discriminatory eni0tceinen, o, h9oothc da guar,
artlne afhin.t JHIahese on We I",,,, odS' T.,
california ana toi9lad9 thdet lne ntamn % as.s taWs
OF those states Inc Ia,,r, l, W inre ,,,
cS%H,ia%ns SSSH Ha o 20 rerurfeace o either cause
OF coinphlht ls apprehenGeu .,,ru,,, ir our
no no'aW2ry @ ,drh, isS "
commercial intercourse with Mexico continues
To thrive and the two Goyerninenis, mesect no
opportunity to foster their mutual interests III
all practicable Ways -, ,,o s,,,.
Pursuant 10 the deClsrauoh or uie supreme
Court thnt the awards Of tie late Joint com,
obtained through fraud. the sum awarded In the
first case. $3.50 oe has peen rsturned "
Mexico, ana tlt amour. oi '"e We" d""'o WI"
convention 'ndeiiieH enutndmL ne NE ulns
or the DoiH oi te onndar anu rr,isSian
has s,eLeer'ehI beep sIsned ""''' D0u"oA '"''''"
rur u.crr CONVENTION
I'll, ,i'Ss','-,, ,ta, ..,,, =,
II is with satisfaction tnat ! am it ape Io an
nounce the formal NOTIFICATION az he hague
on Sept T. oL the osposlt ni fh,iiCatots oi ine
Convention ,or me paetnn Seprnsen' p % OF T. ~ -,
ternatonal dispute. by elf'eel, lowers no Heiy
the United states. Au-'ra. beiS'qnni pen,nark
Enclandi France, rerpany, p tum; S,ay trisa Sns;a
Portugal, fouinahla, RUSSIA o,aln; npain
Sweden ana NORWAY, Snd ,he Ne,nsiLhos
japan ano ias n "n,,,o, -, ia porn,on,,
| Court of Arbitration has been organized and
has adopted rules Of order aid y constitution
FOR the International Areiustion Bureau
| yention providng for the appointment by
each sIgnatory power Of persons Of known
| competency in questions of international Law
| as arbtrators ! have appointed members
| OF tbs Court Hon Benjamin Harrison, OF
| Irdiana, e1-lresident of the United States:
| lion Melville " Fuller Of Illinois, Chief Justice
| 81 the nted States Hon John W GrgQs
| OF New Jersey, Attorney General 81 the United
| states. and Hon Ceoi Cs Gray of Delaware, IA
Judga of the circuit ,'uu-t of the United states
A an incident OF the brief revolution In the
! Mosqulto district OF Nicaragua early IN 1899
| the insurgents forCibly collected from American
| merohants duties upon imports On the res
| toration of order the Noaraguan authorities
| demanded a second payment of such duties
| on the ground that they were due To the titular
| Government and that their diversion had aided
| the revolt
| This uostion was not accepted by us After
nrolone ead discussion a compromise was effected
| under which the amount of the second pay-
nen,s wns deposited with the lWitish Consul
~ San Juan de- Nortn in trust until the two
Goyernments should determine whether the
frat uavments had been made under compu-
siou 10 a de fac,o authority Agreement as
10 his was not reached and the noint wa.
voiv-d nv the act OF tho Sicaraguan Govern
men, in requesting the British Consul 10 re-
iurn The drposits to the merchants
M.nacine differences between several OF the
can,raI American states have been accomno-
dated our Ministers rendering good Offices
,"yrard nm under standing
,xrvuocr.ytr CANA,