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THE RICHMOND DISPATCH-TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6. 1898. -
THE MESA DULL
fC-C^TIXUED FROM PAGE ONT'.)
BJgA.*. ?-"-??3* " I ?- - - '-rr
ford, the American Minis'rr at Madrid.
was tclesraslie? confirmation of the text
of the fo!n\ ,-eaelutl?.n a,.?t dlreeted t<*
w?r?nunics,a It to the Government of
Spain, with S formal demand that It at
this government ft" '? ? " i?*?-""? "? "
San* "n conforma with the fourth
da,?? e. the resolution, and Riving Spsin
until rotm o? April 2id to r? .
n?-m*n?l. si,hough, as auove
shown. off??isliy ma?'.?- known to the
envoy heie. was not dellverc-a
*Aft?_r th? Instruction reached Genera!
ford on the mornliiK of April Zlst,
I - Ye could present it, the Spsn
lsh Minister of 8tate notified him that
? nt's approval of the Joint
un. the Madrid Government, re
In?, the net aa "equivalent to an evi
dent d???larotlon <*f war." had or?ier<-<l its
In Washington to withdinw.
t?jtr, ..- ?.rr diplomatic relationa
I md ceasing
all official communication betwoen their
r?*T? -lives Genera! wood
: . '1,-manded his passport.?*-.
and qultt? 1 ton Irtd the same I
CALL ?TOR ?OU7NTEERft
.- nled the demai
the t
r r.ipiure o? relations
w ;
,1 by the n
mer? ta meet t]
?m April 23d 1 proclalm
'
i I b?-tw en
t .
Cf i on ' s? nth coaal of
?Tur?.: for rolun
t t the
_
i. my ?i - : the 1
i lation, an,,
,-lon of th?
th
V
? Util
, ng the
,
:
April
'! the
: the nation ?c
? , | tlon of the
.-.lv? n
the povern
-ments with ted States -
i thai ?h? Ir neutral
ity ml The
with
f ?nation?* sfter
mong the
of the sti
were
, Men under
?
Tn the ,-,- . He, the nil,
?f the tn Including sbsttoence
( r beet
. . . -..
neither w tlon
Till". WAB ON.
Our eountry thus, SftST ?,:i Interval of
h ,li n ?. ntury ill nation??
i Uy conflict
with ,? foi nerv?
a;r;,ir.,d i?. m< The
1 ? VOl
uriteei - -.?. , I stan, and compl,
'u!>o the i nd call, of
May IS, l r 75.000 ?iddltlonal volun
Tho ranks of ihe regular irmi srers In?
! to the lut.i : provl : il by the act
Of Apr?l
the navy on the 6th i > of Augu t, when
It reached its maximum, numbered _4.l_'."
men and eppi On? hundred and
three vessels x\ ? y by
j. i : I to th?
ernmei.i, one leas,
of the Intern i Com
pany- fhe St. I'm'. .?
and Paris wer,- chartered In addition
to these the revenue cutters und light
house to the
Navy Departmeat -.. f-mpora
L part of the auxiliary navy.
The maximum effective li^ht,
the navj ?luiiii-i the war ? -.-? ?l lato
ta as follow i - . battl
at ?f the
. . six
., ..?_., thrae unpro?
^?fmmr'f.ht.e'en ruiib ?its, one
dynamite cruiser, eleven torp?
old r.s*?-y ltu-.u?lltig moni
tors, fourteen; auxiliary navy, elev,
auxiliary reoty-elght converted
I '
- led > oil lera, hft? n re?
? rs four light-house tenders, and
nineteen ml
' is to the alarm
- M.e Atlantic aeaboard les? at, ick
i ode by the enemy; to tbi
menl ,?f the coast signal service, and t??
the mining of our principal harbors from
I*.'_in.- le also complimenta
the ?., the a! :ny for II
vice during tho e. ar.
THK WAB I.'
Th?r national defence lund of SIO.OOO.OOO
I
.and t : which II
of th r m?.
tlm? i> api i
erament lo strengthen i' ea and
prepai itiona greatly i? ?eded In
(?,' \-. ,.i fUBd beim ite I?,
I
the ? - nduet <?t the w.y. the pat,,
of tt meam
in the war-revenue act of Jun, 1-th, by
auth
t ig ad
ditiv
ti - and
I ? 1,1!
? many
tlm, - over, w hl!e pj
to iio -' ; r i va -ms
, , ,nr
agin-,
?
tern to jpho] :
i honor
It i- roi u thin th, | this
mesa
trnoni
li-h .! r?f Ap-l! II
I?
[
RT OF '! I I WAB
Th<- President hei
PC the war, re? ? ictoi j
at
OfKK'l
, of in
vinci' nued ihren
the ?trusg lance to
j, propei ?/,'* he
? ?rrning
end ? ' M ty, thereby
t !' t he
**h?->i.
In sinking
the M
h ay?-- "Th
f OUI
1
h
1!
naval -id with ic
f.?r? m-?- ,o ,1
mandera i?? i be
gunnel .-.
1 II contri
.m ?->? ihij- asi ?Unding
? il i. ?r
lilel In the
< . ?
*, ?riion of ti??- i annal
woui'i i.? Ir.Mdloue to tingle <?u* any for
? ?.r."
RCt?**l .Ha*?,.
the i'
of oil ?i, ,
Strikingly ? h-??.. . ?il e;i
S An?, l?? ih< ?un? n 1er ?t
ai.tiui;?, while the pr
and au i-esslv? \,?-.ii .? \ ?i and
un'\< : To those who a
this .
f l'un m?
U
o I ?
an,I lasting ?-ra-.lt >i?1<
due. N'?.. hh?>
n Han'ry ??!
claim our leais, _i?<J our ISSSSS by
b-tii, -?nd disease must cloud any exulta*
ti"i, It ,?n 1 i a ?, ,i- ,,, weigh
the awful cost of war, however ri-*htful
< ? signal the \ie> ,i ?, "
Then foil, w - .at 0f t\lr.
occupation ef ?Ports nd, finally
the *r--?sident auya. *Tha las. scene ol
the war was en*?-,.?,?, _t MmUIs. It?? i-,err
ing place. On August l*,,h. .-,ft-?r a brw
assau!, upon the works b> the land fore, s
in w>i ?h the ?V|u?_ron assiat?-?!, th?. caol
tal aurren.Ure i unconditionally The
casualties wars ?-?-?mpai-atively f?.w in
tb?? the < r?*u?,st of ihe Philinpine
L*, '^:,: -' eoropllahed when th?
?punish capeeit) i i ,. .'??ane?*. was de
stroyed by Anmlrai Dewey'a victory of
IBe 1st of May, w?b formally eei?|?>d *r
THK SAY.H V? II? ? WEBB KEPT AT
HOME.
Of ,'? ..oldiera wb-, wagt k, pt at home
viriu/ th?. war ihe l'i?sl?l?.|-t r?v?
Be ntt'.?-.- ti i ? abuuM h?ar tastlniouy t,
??., putrtotUm and devotion of that largt
poi.?..? ,i u?, uvu?>, ?Ahlch, ?_JiU?,ub1i ?,_
arer to bu order?*! to the poet of gre
expos-ire. fortunately was not rey
.?uif id? of the United guate?. The>
their whole duty. ?Mid, Ilk? tiV-lr conn
at the front, ?have earned the grat
of tho nation. In like manner tho ofl
and mtn of the nrmr and of tbe
who rtmalned in their department? ai
thilr stationa. faithfully performing
important dutl"B connected with th<?
und w <?m ri.'pieats for aaalgnmont Ir
field and at sea I waa compel??-?! M r?
because their services wem indlsponi
hen . ?are enUtled to the bl?hest com?
dation. It i? my regret that there ?
to be no provlalon for their suitable
coarnltl<?n.
The ?President makes suitable re?
tlon of the set rices of th.* Red
?luring the war, and prtxjeedi
folio?*:
OVERTURE! von PEACE.
The annihilation of Admiral C? rv?
followed bv the capitulation of l
?tlago, having brought to the Spanish <
< rr.ment a realizing tu nse of the hopel
nc-a of continuing a struggle now
come wholly unequal, it made overt
of peace through the French Ambaasa
who, with the assent of his govt.rnm
had acted as the friendly representa
of Spanish Interests during the war.
the 2T<d of July tit Cam bon presente
communication, signed by the Duke
Almedover, the Spanish Minister of 8t
inviting the United Statte to state
terms upon which It would be wllllni
?make pence. On the sot h of July, b
conimunl'-atlon addr? ssed to the D
of Almodovar, and handod to M. Caml
the terms of this government were
nounccd. substantially as In the prot?
ait'rwards slgr.? i, ?
On the luth of August the ?Spajflsn re
August Tth. wes banded by
?n to the ?Secretary of ?State.
? i, unconditionally, th?* terms
pos? d as to ?Cuba, Porto RICO, and
In the Ladrones ?group, but ni>i>??n
h to Introduce inadmissible reeer
tlofis In regard to our demand as to
pine J ' ivliig that ?
n of this point could neither
practica] nor jtofitabie. 1 directed tt
in or.i? r t.? avoid misunderstanding
matter should be forthwith close! by r
posing ?the ?embodiment in a formal i
tocol of tbe terms upon which tbe n?
UatlOns for peace were to he umlcrtak
:ru" and Inexplicit Tturi-estions
the Spanish note could not be accept
the only ?reply i??.-tng to present as a *i
iltlmatum a draft of protocol <
' ng tha precioe t.-rms tendered
in our note of July 30th, with ad?
.?f d? ?tall as to the appoi
ment of commissioners to arrang?
ition et tho Spanish Antl!.
On Attgusl l;''ii M ?'nmbon, as the plr
poten? aln. and tho ?feorotary
nlpotentlary of the Uni
protocol providing as 1
"Article I Spain will relinquish
claim of ?sovereignty over and tifio
Cubs
"Article II. Spain will ?cede to t
States '!?e Island of Porto R
and i?; - now under Spanish e?
. y in the v eel Indies, ?and ?aleo
Island in the Ladrones, to ta selected
the Vil*, d Stal
? 1 Ths Vnited States will
copy ?and ?hol?*l the city, b-ay, and harl
of Manila, ?pending the oonciuslon of
treat) . which shall determ
dlsposlUen, anH governm?
of th.? Philippin?
i ... ! rtn article provided for tho i
nt ooi?n*nlsslona on 1
r th?- United States and Spain,
d Habana and Ban Juan, respect!'
r ?the purpose oi arranging and c
.an the detalle of the stipulai
itlon ? !' Cuba, Porto Rico, and otl
Spanish IslantJs in Um West Indi*?.
'I In nf th article provided for tho i
?polntment of not mor" than five ccrr.m
Bioners on each side to meet at r?irls i
latei than Ootober is", and to proceed
th? negotietton and conclusion o? a treu
of j ?to rkttftcatl m H?conU
rs conetitutional forUM
il?? i .-. ? . iiitrie8.
': li" sixth and lest article provided U
tigs iturs of the protocol, h?
tuitleo between the two countries shoi
? ! that not! ?e to that ?
hould be given us soon as possii
by seek ?government to the i-ommandi
of Its military and naval forct
Immedlntely npon the conclusion of t
protocol J i sued a proclamation, on A
> tiding 1 '?11:. M :
. |he United States. The n'ecsra
orders to ?thei end were al once given
i'ii. The blockade of th? , rta
Cuba end S;-.n Juan de Torio Rloo waa
like manner rala ?i. and on the Utfa
August the muster out ??. 100,80 volu
tears ox - near that numbt r n
t i I?- ? ,... ,1? :,! , .?.,
to?- Js; of December 10i,l_ officere a
men had ?been mustered out ?end o
charged from thi u I 9,000 jr..
win be mustered out by ti.e 10th ??f U
month.
?PBtACB TRBATT W-OjRK.
ant to the ?fth article of tho pi
1 Willium 11. D-ay, late
tary of Htate; cu'?hman ?? . Dav
William P. Prye, and Qeorge Gray, sen
the United states, an.j Whitela
K-i?i ?to ?be the ?p-eaee commkMioners ?
the ?part of tbe United ?Bieten ?Prooeedli
in ?i ?to Parie, ?they there met, i
the ist ??r October, five oommisslons
stmllai : on tha pai t of gpal
rheir negotiations have made hopet
BToi - bat 1 trust scon to ?be aii
to ?Jay a definitivo ?treat) of peece iWo
the Senate, with .- ?review of ?Um
. a ill??.
NO SUGGESTION AB TO "COLONIES
1 do not ?Ulli tu., the go?,
iture el the new posse;
sions which will come to us .is tho r?
I of the war with Spain. ?Such diseui
?Ion will 1 after th?- treat
?i peace aball ?be ratified, in tho mea
tun", au 1 until the- Congress hu.s log?
lated otherwise, it will be my duty t
continue the military governments whlc
i. ? azieted alnce our occupation, an
glva to the people security in life ?an
pro uragement under a juj
and i?? neat nt rule.
QOVERNMENT FOR CI HA.
.? we are In poeeoselon
?mi bave ?pacified the island, it g
nee? ? t giv? aid end ?direction to It
form a f-overnment for them
?selvei 1 bli : hould i?? und? rtaken at tb
a ? li : m? ?n,? nt et ni Istent arith
and asi un d eu?. ? m. H le important the
?,',.i relations ?with this people shell ?be ?
th? < haracter, and ou
commi rcial n los? ?and r.
It should be .ver our duty to SSI
? ,? y proper we?* to bun.i up th? naet
;? ??' ' ol the ; the in
thei
t.. term s government which shell be fre
and Independent, thus realising the ?bee
sepit : the Cubar peopie.
. : h rule must ?be replaced by a jusi
relent, ami humane ?gevernnMnt. cr<?
ited t?y the people of ?Cuba, c ?pablo o
i rformlng ell International obligations
an.i which shall enrourage thrift, Indus
try, end prosperity, and ?promote
and ?good trill ?among all of the inhabi
tante, whatever ?maj have ?seen their re
let lone In the past. Neither revenge no
?pension should bave u piece In the nev
at Until there is complete tren
quillit) in tbe Island, end a stable gov
ernmenl Inaugurated, military occupa.
tlon will ?be continued.
GENERAL FOREIGN RELATIONS.
With ?the one exception ol the ruptur?
with Spain tbe Intercourse of the Unite?
states with th?? ?great family of natloni
das u? d with ?cordiality, an?
the doss of the eventful yeer finds mot.
of the Issues that oec?eseerily arise in th?
complex relations of sovereign Stal
justed, or presenting no serious obstad?
to a Just nd honorable solution by ami
cable agre? ment
I have found ni-e.t.-lon to approach lb?
v. '. .?.ernment with a view to re
moving dlfferen ?.s of rato chargea im
posed upon the cables of an An
?a In the transmission betweei
m A: f nies of Urugua]
>' ' .? ?: ? f tiit?;; ?i meat n
., and to the I nlted ?Stal - * Ji
relation i mai t.?? permitted ?to expr?s
my ?sense of the limes* ol an internailon
ai aareement wherebj tbi Inter?
. nnectlng cablea ma]
be regulated on a fair basis of uniform?
ity. The -world ?has seen the postal aya
um ?i*\ ?n a congeries of lode
?pendent end exclusive services ?lato i
a? ;?? red union, of which gil oc
t!??' manifold benefits. It would tx
strange were the nations not In turn
?ghi to ?realise that ni??i?*rri ci?..;,/.
. much of its pi
t.? the annthlian on ?ai apace b) ir,e ?
tj!? force, demanda that this all Impor
? as of i ommunii etlon ?be u herit
age of iH ?peoples; to ?be ?administered and
regulated in ?their common behaof. a stop
traction was taken when thi ii?
.?ilor.al convention of 1181, lor the pr<>
t wub-marlno cables, weg -oign??!.
and the day Is, 1 trust, not fur distant
when this m.a-ilurn for tho transmission
of thou?h! f'om land to lan?l mey ?be
?brought within th?.- domain of Interna.
tlonal concern u* completely as Is the m>
? Cirilas?? of commercu and eorre
spondsnee upon tht face of ?Ihe v\ater*?
that divide them
DKMAND PIIOM AUBTRlA-IirXGARY.
tin ib? 10th of September, 1?T. a con
? ni'-t took placo ut Lattlmer, Pa., between
i? tmdy ?of atrlkltig miners and the Bherlil
or i.usei-ii? county and his ?deputies, in
which twenty-two miners were killed ana
forty-four wounded, of whom ten of the
killed and twelve of tho wounded ?were
Austrian and Hungarian eubj?ctn. This
UuKloraMe aveut aroused th* solicitud? til
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Hen.i foi "Fa ?, Eland, and Hair" boon,
mailed free. _
?pili.H, mumwni m?? mmmmmm?mmmmmmmmmm
the Anstro - Hungarian Qovernment,
which, on tit*- sasumption that the killing
:,n,? wounding Involved the unjustifiably'
miauae of authority, claimed . .
tor the Buffer? Apart t: ?as tbs Search
Ing Investigation .-? , i action
-i the ?_i..,,.vl*. ,,f pennsy'.vanla, the
i-? di r.ii authorities took appropriate
hi? the in? :its of the esas. In 01 d? i
? ? i? in a !" -it;?.i to meet I
complaint of a friendly Power. The Bh< rift
and inn deputies, having been indicted f,?t
murder, were tri.o and acquitted, .?ft. r
protracted pi ? lings and the hearing of
hundri -is of witn?
t?.?- killins was in th> lh,e ??f th- ir i
duty t'> upl..?M law and preserve public
order in the State, a repreaentatfve of
the Dspartmenl of Justice sttended the
tna, sad reported its coursa fully. With
ail the facts in it?, poaaeasioo, tnia gov
ernment txpecta to reaeh a h:irm<">n!ou<*
understanding on the suh.ie.-t with that of
Austria-Hungary. BOt? I nstsndf a
new? I claim of the latter, aft?r learning
the rcsiili of th?- trial, fer Indemi I
Its injured ; ,?'.'
11H i .1 ; IA N B X1K : "i TION.
Despite the brief time allotted for pre
i tioi the exhibit! of this country at
the Universal Exposition at Brussels in
?91 anjoyed thi singular distinction of a
lat-jr.-!- proportl ?n of swsrda, having re
gard t" the Bumber and olssaea of articles
? i'?.-r> d, than too- 5,. of oth? r coun,
The worth of su,h a result in tasking
kn?"?\vi our national capacity t.? supply
the world'a marketa is obvious.
I trust th.it the Belgla ? restrictions Dn
the ImportstioD of cal fr m the I n
States, originally adopted as asaltary
r - Ion, ?rill at an early day b>- re
ax, . as to th lr press?t testarea ? I I ird
ahlp ai?''? discrlmlnstioa, i sa t , admit
Uva osttls under dua regulation after
:. I am i?"!" ful, too of favoi
change In the Belgian tr< atment of our
rved and salt, ?l meats.
The year's events In Central Am
ure here mentioned by the President
NICARAGUA CANAL
The Nicaragua Canal < un
der the chairmanship of Rear-AdmlraJ
John ?,. Walker, ap] .,. I July .;. 1491,
tn?- authority oi a provision in the
sundry civil set el Jui?-, Ith of that j::o\
t?a. .. orh completed Its labors, sod the
re, Ita of Ita exhaustive Inqulrj into
proper route, the feaalbility, and the cost
o constrootion of an Interoceanlc i
by a Nicaragoaa nui?, will be laid b,
you. in the performance ,?f its task th,
commission r?c?*?Ue?i all possible ? oui
and assistance from the govemmea
Nicaragua and Coats Rica, which
testified insir appr?ciation of the import
ance 11 iiviru; a speedy end practical out
0B a to ill?* great project laut has for Su
years engiossed the attention of
the respectivo ?ountrles.
As the scope of the roCOBl hn-uiry . m
. the whole aubjoct, with the aim
king plan.- an?,
by the most eooventeat route, M neo, iaa
i ii\ included a review ol th?
irveya sad plans, and In par
i- those adopted by the Maritime
? mi . under h.? existing ?on
ns from Nicaragua a,ai Costs Rica,
il to this extenl grants neces
I i part In the de
tl ma and son? lustona of the i
commission ss thej have t, lo and muai
hold in the discussion of th? i>. ii
th?, Cosign -.-.
CONCKMUON ?"H.Mri.K'ATIONB
T'litit-r these clrcumatan . and In \iew
of overtures ma,l? to the Oovsmmonl <?'
Nicaragua an,i Costa Rica bj other in
tiea for a new canal concession ;
?m the sssumed approaching lapa
seta of tha Maritime Canal Company
With tl I BSV, nul I?. .
my ?'on? lotion that i om Id ra
tion* of expediency .-?nil interna;?
policy, a? betwi-en the aeveral govern
ments interested in the eonstrutTtlon ami
control or an Inter ooeaalo c-4n,,i by thla
route, revoira ill?** saaintenance ef th??
quo until the canal comniisaiou
ahall bave ?reported, and the Called Staie?.
shall have .'? ? ! opportunll
i.ally upon the wboll n .- during
the pi 'Ion, without pri
: of any change in the existing cm
.
N? verthelesl. it appsars thai the Gov
ernmenl ol Nlcsi ?aa of ita iasi
over? Ign o befors m< rging It, i
In those of tl im? 1 I'niteJ
of Central Amerli ?. (sin,
r.,i ?. has granted an options] con
ceealon t<? soother association, to become
live on the expiration of the present
grant. It ?lues not appear what survey?.
have been mad? or whi.t route is proposed
under this contingent grant ro that an
examina,km of Ity of itx plan?
essarily not embraced tn the report
of the canal commiaaton.
All theOS elrcum.? tances suggest th>
urgency ?>f som<* ?i? ltr.ito action by the
?'ongress a, this session. If the labors of
the pant are to b?? utilised, sad tha llnk
lng of iho Atlautt?* and l'acillc oceans by
a practica! waterway l? m be readied.
That the ,-onstru??M?n of such a maritime
highway in now m??ro than ever Indlspen
to lhat Intimate and ready inter?
communication between <v-,r Eastern and
Wesiern seaboards, demamled by th? an
nexation vt the Hawaiian It-Und?, au?i
tho prospectivo expansion of our Infl
and Commereo In the Pacific, and th
national policy nom more Impere
than ever calle for Its control b>
government, are propositions wh
doubt not the Congress will duly ?
ointe and wisely ac< upon.
OUR INTERESTS IN TEE ORIE
The T'nlted fetatea has not I
different spectator of the extraord
event, transpiring In the Chinese
?pira, whereby portions of Its mat
provinces are passing tinder the et
?f various European Powers, bul
prospect that the Vast commerce, t
the energv of our cltisens and th?
crsslty of our staple productloni
Chineas uses haa built up in then
Kb-ns, may not be prejudiced thr
any exclusive treatment by the n??v
*.ta, haa obviated the need of
??juntry'a becoming an actor in
? ena Our posiuon among nations hi
i 1 a me Pacific coast and a constant!;
p.nndlng direct trade with the fa
Orient, gives na an ?r-aaltable ciaii
c??nslderat|nn and friendly trentnut
this regard, and it will be my ah
subserve cur largo interests In that <
ter by all means appropriate to tho
?tant policy of our government. '
Meanwhile there may be Just i*r
for disquietude in view of the ?unreel
?revival of tho old sentiment of op
tlon and prejudice to alien people w
pervades certain of tho Chinese provii
As In tho ease of the attacks up?">n
cltisens In Sseehuan and at Kutlen in
tha United States Minister has beer
strutted to serur? the fullest D
protection, ?both local and Imperial.
any menaced American interests, .in
demand, in case o' lawteea ?injury I i
son or property. Instant reparation
te to the reea
In this connection th?? PresMe-nt
provee the reoommendetlon of the
rotary of the Treasury that an ?pproj
tlon be mad?? for a commlaalon to si
tbo r?)inm??reini and Industrial condll
In the Chln-so emplr? and ?report a
the op* | for enlarging our ti
It direction. He continues as
lows:
PARIS EXPOSITION.
There Is now every prospect that
p ir: i ipation of the united
universal ?Sxpoeltlon to be h- id In P
? will be on a sea!,- conn - I
with th<? advanced position bel
products and Industries in ?the wot
chief marta.
i appointed Mr Fei-tnand W. Week
?Chicago, commissioner genei ' (to
< ed Mr. II P. I!
int commii ral and .?
rotary, and Mr. Peck ?at onoe procet
to Paris, v-i? ?re ?his eucceai in
ope and vari? ty of tb
States' exhibit has ?be? n most ?gratify
- th>? ???tni
Ited ?area 'if th?- exposition
"ne half that of the World's Pair ai '
gned to th.- Un
?been Inore te? ?I from the al
lute ?allot ment of PI, \
port? ?i by Mr. ?Sandy, to
feet, with correspoi
Id for a trul?. ? i
ti?? representation of tho various imp?
ant branches of our country's, devt !
ment. s e e e a
: PHODTTCTS IN' BUROPEt
The commercial grrnngement mad?- v
Wruae.i the Bth of M?>
of s? '?'.ion I of the
<?i" 1897, went into effect on tbe let da)
June follosring. D be I
of our export trade from
rai ment ?Furth? r r
ng, and? r s? ctlon -t ot th
v,ith a view to th?? i? ?trade
. tbo two countries to their mut
advantage. Negotiations with other k
ernmente, in part interrupted by the
with Bpeln, ?are In progreee, ?under t?
as of th?> ?tarift ?sot i h
?able to announce some of tht- n mite
tlons during the pi
-, the same end with G
msny he .? l en ?sel on foot. M?
-, relaxed to nvln
imperial ?Gov? i nmenl of '.
of our Inspection of pork i
itlon, end it li trust?
. dminlatrstion of ?thi
hi ?be
cognised as a guarani
: food staples i
!.- th? .r ui
,rv. I tra
to th of v. bruary ?is
I th~ *
portal ' b fruits tr??ni this cot
bed then n tly been decrt
rmany, on the ?ground of dangei
ilnatlng the Ban Jo a at
This pn cautti nary n
rmany on the
tal>? i. In s.-v? ral Stales of *
i m .-. pest, t
. pul In
ing r ?to German fruit-growing I
mid the ?scale obtain u lot
ment In that eountry. Temj ?
* ,;- afford.**] in ?the si ? of lei
if fruit then on th- way, by Inept
? nd admla rton when to md non-1
f., ted. "Let? r the proh ?.
? it? drle i fruit but w
relaxed ? r< a? to apply on!
.n?i ?fruit waste. Ai
1 tbe alarm ft t~ht ?I '
land has adopt n
lar Inhibit. m. i :
1 lovernment to i
prohibition in fas ?r <?f dried ft
?ENTENTE WITH GREAT BRI 'AIN.
Hi itain hat
continued on the most friendly footln
r quest, tbe protecttc
? . th.-.r Int?
.... i by the d
i il? an i ?cone ilar repr? ntatlvea ?
Great Britain? who fulfilled their del
lUOUS tl .ist n It h tait an
a con mendatlon. I m ?
wed t?> make fitting allusion ?to t_
of Mr. Rameden, ber Mejesty
? .
??? am, efter dl itlnguh h? ?i ?servie
and untiring elfoil - during it
that ?cil '
It will, give i
says th.? ?President, if I shall be ?autboi
iz? ?i t?) ?communicate t?> you a
conclusion of th>? ?pending
with Greet Britain in reenect to the D?
? L It la the ?
rnmenl >ve all sour ?
Ion In our :
with the neighboring ?Dominion.
II.W?. All.
Pending thi
of the
plenlpol
of Um ?republic f Hewett provl
the snnexatton of tl
lutlon t?? accomplit h th?
accepting the ' ln< or
poratlng thi < ? ?b ?l territory into tin
i r?lon ! by tie? ? 'ont
appr ved July 7, ISM I tl
reate,', the Unit I Btal
delphla to convey ?Reer-Admlral Miller t?
Honolulu, end Intrusted to bis bs
mi orta tl act, to I
to the ?Preel I? nl of the r? public of Hawaii
with whom th- Admiral end tl
state> Minist? r wi re auth?
appropriate an t'a 1 rrlni
?he aoverelgnty of the ?telenda to thi
United Btatea Thle wea il lm
August last, t?y the ? ei titled
>opy of the 1 Dol?
?.-. bo yielded u?> t ? the i pre
th? Unit .1
ubUc pro
of the Hawaiian : ...
Ref.i ring to t Bat
Comm
it i.? i?. li? ved i bal th . lenda*
r will ?bave
; the '.'\\v
the relationship of those mtd-Pe
; inda to ??>:r ?bom? I tilon a '.?. I i I
both in the high? et d? gr? n
.tlons of the community ?the
-seal its ?lot aith ?as, end
polltici I heritage, whili it tl.?
rams time Ju
who for tl
heve i?? ?feed to I
imm i
Ig harmony with ou ind in
fulfilment of ?.
oueetiom ' ndlng ?be?
Hawaii and
of tbe alles l
treaty Imta
b>- tiie payment ot a : Indemnl y
I Japan.
Und? r t the Joint
With Cue '?
i irlth ? ther count)
anchenged until
provide. '! of Hew.
gi ntrles continue to ?fulfil th ir
ommerclal agi nclee, while
States cousil.ue.it Honolulu 1? .
for all app ei \ i?- i pertal Ing to
trad? and the revenue, it would ?
for- ign ".?? - tie In ?the
illan [elende ?-ho??!?,? receive new ex
eipiaturs from this gtvernm? nt.
Tl e attention of ConaTsea is ealled to
the fact than our ?nsiiUr officers ?having
rased I exist in Hawaii an?l be: ig about
to ?<-fi?e In other ccuntrtes coming under
he sovereignty ot the l":. th.
provisions for the vbif end I
Bon of destitute American seamen in
these countries under our consular regu
lations will !n conse'.pienci- terminate. It
i? proper.. therefore, that new legislation
should be enacted upon thU ?subject, In
?ni. r to meet the changed conditions.
?UK EXTRADITION LAW.
The difficulty with Mexico rei{ar.lln?j- the
.lematu* for the extradition ot Ji-eu?
? Guerra la hero referred to, and tu con
nectlon with It the President saya: In this
relnHon I may ref? r to th?? necessity of
some amendment of our existing extradi
tion statut?*?. It Is a common stipulation
of such trestles that neither party shall be
bound to give up Ita own citizens, with
th? added proviso In one of our treaties?
that with Japan?that It may surrender
if It see fit.
It Is held In this country by nn almost
uniform course of decision? that wn?re
a treaty negatives tho obligation to sur
render, the Presiden, IS no* Invented with
li - ?1 authority to act. The conferment
of such authority should be baaed oa thai
sound morality which shrinks from af
forillng secure a??yliim to the ?ruMior of
a heinous crime. ?Again, statutory pro
vision might well be made for what ta
atyled extradition by way of transit,
whereby a fugitive imrr? n-lerod by oat
torelgn government to another may be
conveyed ncrn.-?* the territory of the
United st-it's to the -fairiedlctton of the
.
The problem of the Mexican free zone
with regard to its Inconvenience I
i>r.,vof*a,lve of smuRKltiti* into the United
states along an extenslvs ami thinly
guarded land border is mentioned at this
point, and Mr. McKinley suggests that
"Congress eonalder ths advisability of
authorising and Invltlu* a conferen,
representatives <?f the treasury depart
m.nf?* of the United BtStSS ami SfSKlCO t..
I? r the subject in all Hs complex
bearlm*?, and make report, with pertinent
re-commendat'ona, to the aparate ?"v
rrnment.?* for the information of their
rongressea."
PERU'S ABEOOATIOM OF treaty.
The Government of Peru has green the
prescribed n?>tliV-,?lon or its tnt?niion to
abfogata the treaty of friendship, com
m< : e, and navigation ooncludsd with this
country August H, U91. As that tn
contains msny Important provisions ne
to th? maintenance of commerce
?. which C'Uil?! with diffi
culty be replaced by ?tlstion ?if
i provlslooa withtn the brlsf
twelve months Intervenlni '
treaty termlr itea. 1 1
lions by l *?-r ? i aa to the particular pro
il, in the
of ?reaching an arrangement whereby the
remaining articles may b? provisionally
see sees
'.: v R'? PEACE PLAN.
Tn i prop ' f tin ' Rossis 1er
??f the vast military
IshmentS that w? Igh so h?-uivilv
upon ma t.-, -, sopl r in Um? A p ?' ?
ccmmualcated to this government, with
n ? -r?ie?t Invitation to be represented in
the c??nf?.-rence whi?-h it i? ilste I
? e with ,i view t, ig th?
of sccomplishing bq I -
His Majestj was st once Inform?
? ?i of the < rdf i1 syropatl ? iv?
ernment with th?^ principle Involved In
his . t< ? -1. rt proposition, snd ?of ?l??- rs
:' the United States to take pa?
In the conference. The sotivs military
of th? United B mea tured
by ??m i?"!' il nloo, lei rltorlal area,
taxable wealth Is, snd under any eon
oeivable prospective condltlooa must son?
il uo to bo. in time of pei
I? na than that of the armed Powei
to whom th" ?"-tar's a*>p" il Is esp-"*ially
led, thai the question ?an have for
oa r.?? esp?acia] Import as park
ing an auapicloua atep toward tl better
men, of the condition <>f modern peoples
and the eultlvatlon of pesca and K?*od
?rlll fim."ng them, but 'n thla view it be
hoove? us as s nation to lend eoaateiusnoe
and aid to the beaefleent orojeet.
BALING CLAIMS.
The claims of oarnera of Amerlcaa seal
ing vessels for saisure by Russian era
In Bering Be? are being prasssd to a
s, ttletnent. The eqnitltM ?if 'he ca?*?s ju
tify the expectstlon that .? measnrs of
reparatloa will eventually be accorded In
harmoay with precedeot and in the light
of the proveo facts. * * * *
swipk CLAIM To ALLEGIANCE;
The Important question of th ? ?I Mm ol
Bwitxerlsnd to th.- psrpstu il csntoni
ace of Krn ' i- a, 'Isena "1
? hp -? nol msde h pet A progri
ition, ,*:ii ? ml 'cverstes in ibli
regard still ? ,? ? Inue,
TURKISH MATTERS.
ti,, it. ?i?i, nt aaya that th.? new*ry<-ae
1 envoy of tha Unit? I states t?>
th? Ottoman Ports carrlsa lastra l
.< to the dispo-jal of matte--? In
with Tuifey tor a number
Of ;
FINANCIAL AFFAIRS.
Alluding to the financial sffalfS of the
country, the President says, in part:
' Ths Secretary of th,> Treasury reporta
that i of the aov, rameo, fron
? i ! sources during the fiscal year ended
June ?, 1M in? udlng 1*4,751.2B received
from the ?,A? of the Pacific rai'.t
21 335, and its expendi
tures to $41
PRC4tTP_K*_TVB DEFICIT.
"it is ast?mats?. upon the basis of the
pr?s, law s. thai the r? i
of the government for the year endin
June "71 M7, and It,
?74.647. reauiting In a d -
. of Uli.QO
RETTREMI NT OF OREBiNBACKS.
"In my lodgment ,he present eon lltlon
of the Treasury amply Justifies tl??? iBUBO
.ihite enactment of t-i?- legislation r?
r ago, under w hlch a
tloa ., > . . - ihould be p
iti s trust ?fund, from which greenh
ui.?l upon pr?
im, when once ?redeemed should n?n there
ifter be pi pt for gol i.
"It la not to be Inferred thai oth?-i
legisla to our cum ncy la no
ntrary, th
?1? msnd :'or it."
STEAMER LINEfl TO "COI/ONIES.**
The says that in view of th
n enl acquisition Of territory by th?
United Btstes, there ahould be establlah i
regulsr and frequeat ateamahlp ,o:n
Am? rican fln-r with
wly-aoqulred islands.
"TELL iW-FEVEH D IMMISSION.
in *?i,-w, also, of the lacn Msd Impor
of the piropo ? ?! formation of a
mlaslon of sanitary experta to investigate
yellow-fever problem, owing to the
militar?, occupation of Cuba ths P
dent recommend- that iv,ng-esa pr
tor such a commission.
INCREASE OF ARM7.
Ths r.mmeodstli n ths **
of War for the lr Ol the
tabllat t to 10".?.?
U the president's ur.'UHllfied ap
pr??\ sL
MUSTER-OUT OF VOlAJNTEBRfl,
i!,? saya it Is his purpose to muster- ou'
th, ?.u'Are volume? r army as aooi
Congreaa shall provide for the incie.,
galar astaolishmonJ,
NEW OOVBRNMBNT BUILDINO.
Hs ;? ' tomms da tl.roc tloa of build
Inp for the Department Of Just!
;ts also the advisability of mskl ?
lupi . ' art.
INCREASE OF MAVT
ii.- earnestly approves ?f th? recom
mendstiona of Secretary l.??ng ss to th<
increase of th,- navy, sad recomm?
hs grad, i of admiral aad vice
admiral ho temporarily revived, to
filled by officers who bava , dis
tinuuish.il themselvee la ths srar srlth
THE NEXT CENSU?
'! I Pr. .-Mem .- ,!
and legislation providing for th
tlon of tl DP whit? Ir, n tn
Aun Terri!
U ?i ?i?;? l < <>a-?ip.
? Bvealag Post.)
., tha aaeet auperlattvs hnsabui
ths Bttuffcal wor,?i la the aoalj
SM. n i itaalst pr? claimed I
who would like t.? apare, ? ? th?
it did not ?know h?,v.
: m was waa
D . : bO S : ?I?'
ind I ? llS, the p",als rinit
y (.- a ?aid h.? laughed a'.
il y turtle d,
cret i mug poetry ;
koewledga oi the art o? paralas n.i?
aeau mid t,e boot, ?
a mus?? u. gaping j
thai -t of und,
iiki!.?-; mualc lies in *t-i?j; |ng li
-.
aro pu; tOgethei
dorr.
knot form ire
lj iln.se
beam ,i that th
critics an- usu
tr* public lu unoerstandlng the b
of n??w fon . snd i-i-izt varied th
same thought when he said that crlti?
<re "the rear-guard of the musical am..
In Its march of progress."
Mr. Philip Hale, '?,?e of the critic,
SB i."t believe la analytical progianur.? s
his recently un>aith?-d un am
. of that form of pedantry, wr
In !*.".l by the western humorist,
l'hoen.x. For tho edlfloattOfl <>f ,h
writer? and readers of analytical
grammes, it i? reprodaeed here, it'?.
scribes a composition entlt?,*?i "Th.
Plains: Ode??S>?nphon!e par Jalea Tar
box:
"The symphonie opens upon the wld?
and boundless plains lu longitude IN d?
1887?11,894,000
1895?19,526,000
1896-21,973,000
1897-22,585,000
The ever-increasing popularity and the pre-eminence
of Apollinaris is clear to all from the foregoing quantities
bottled at the Apollinaris Spring, Rhenish Prussia.
THE TIMES, LONDON, speaking of APOUJXARIS, says;
These figures are more eloquent than words.
-rees west, latitude H degrees, 21 minute.-..
I second north, ami about sixty mi>i
'rum the weit banks of Pitt river.
.These data are beautifully and cUarly
expressed by a Ions (topographically)
Irawn note from a H Hit clarinet. Th?j
lundy nature of the soil, sparsely doU?s<l
with bunches of cactus and art??m? ?i?.
the extended view, flat an?! unbroken
:o the horizon, sav.? by tl?.? ?rising ?MBOlM
n the extreme v*ge, denoting the vlcln
ty of a PI Utah village, are represent? d
by the ba.-.t drum. A f?".v notes on the
;ii?:<?..l.) call th>- ait.tifion t?> a solitary
?uitelope ?picking up rn. h<- :l .-'.ins i:.
foreground. The sun. having an alu
.r minuten, Mages ?
ipon the ?scene In Indei majesty.
?Iradually the BOnnde roll forth in a
??jng" of ?rejoicing to tli?* <?>"J ot Day:
?f th*/ in*en~
And ?grant immensity
NOW then wo
?Beholding in ?gratitude
Th???> In this latitud?,
furious thing,
which swells Into 'Iky Jim along, Jim
?along Jump,' then decreeceado, m??s ??
menos, poco podtn, ?I.? I away and dries
up."
'i*he reg] secret of nuil md?
ng lies in two tl ation end re?
?' 'it'.-jn. F.w per.--??ns WOUld fail t>? a??
reci.v . ?imposition if they could
i?-? iiaiur?.,! to Unten to li ettenUrely
i??/.? n t?mee, Analytl immee art
iseful only to ?Btudentl of the art of com
pofalng.
iiir.ii H?eckel, ?of Mannheim, was the ?re?
ipient <?f over s:\ty letter ?fr im Hi ihnrd
r. ft me i ?Tinted In
be "Wegn< r Jahrbu? h" ot IBB, The Ber
lin ?pnbllsber, Fischer, is ai??ut to issu?
volume oontainlng all of them. The
tor of thi.-; volume ?Intima Weg?
; the time of his ?i? nth, bed b
brain ?the c? m? irlo tor three
i on the subjects or" Frederic tho
Martin Luther, end I tard,
?f Weimar. This stat? ment is ?said ?to r? st
in Wen. Ft wn ?toetimony; but to tboee
?.vho kiaiw him I l..?l.
?Few things ere more extraordlnery tbna
the stupidity of the bulldem of ?COI
hails end op? ra-housee. ?Hottentots u
know as much of ?the liws of aeo
md hygtem usually srlnce, l?n
i??ti, ... p., hut certain bell whioh
il?tege?ther, %?MMo, yet the* only way of
Dg it consists in shutting up th?> ven
;iiators ?and lighting the ?see. In the ?sum?
BOT, therefore, It Is lnsuff-rably h?jt, while
in winter the tedies ?have to sit In furs
?n ?the -boxes, end ?the quality of the air
breathed is ?vile. It is i it it ?n the wrong
-?dace, t< o, for if thi windows ere ? :
the iti drown the muelo, New
fork ha* halls to niaf-h.
?mihecrtbera of th" opera at ?"??vent Gar
r?, win be . ?mo ?new
On, Th 1 'ally
?ys;
"Hitherto the hah: . :?'d to tho
olgnrette heve bed t?> chooee between the
. ;.-?' end a crush i
through whii-h ledles ?pees. Now, how?
ii r iia- amp!?- ipece over the porti??> le
:??!, .-irai t?j i?-? enclooed with
gleea The new smoking
room, wiii.'ti can !? v. rmed during the
winter, will ?be furnished with ?iivans,
- will,
- r course, ? luxu
!ii? nt, wh, OOt of the
?.i ind tier, and it would not -surpris?
:... ?r ou a hol ?summ? ** night we I i
th? IgdMe* sal? ted for tho ?BOW
divan."
A ?lisi-ussion 11 now In progress In '1- r
many r? ?spectlng tb lmpOfd_OB of "petits
i" for i-'i- ?anim
?portsnt compositlone In that country. The
Ocrmen law. like the Krit
. in. ?to ?Impoee e ?fine ?si '?n these who
?ilng ?French ?nge or perform ?Ft
ptanoforti or org en 11?
on the Utle-page of I
:?r? ssiy stared t rut the right of perform?
rv? ?i The <; irtn m ?; rvern*
?ment '? I this c?-?n
i. althi u
?.r t" publ Itlng
i?, ir vien s ??n tl In ESngl
after clergyman and oth? ? J In
tMriteble ??r i.? nevolent ?bed
been m rriOd for h ilf-crown ?9n?es and
r"'?rt>--.?hiniTf-r ?penultiee, tho matter was
? me mode the subjo'.t of a
. act of Parliament.
The pro . :i??r'.i
:omlc opera. "Der i< tut er," la an
nounced for Janury, 1 Blch.
An np.-riM?- ?Storm B? m i 1 ? miponl
Dnlly Mai!
prints this gossip spro
"It : t in Vienna that Dr.
thnt eity ?tin
competition o? Herr Mahler, ?the ?new fit?
?f ; ?? imp ! ?err
Mahler, for recial r? ?
to the ?anti-Semitic party; m .
is, i?? ha> pow r behind him,
? i
rard;. W) 1 Wll
tlm? II ?:?i :
ItMbter, n?.:- ?.?i? - ?,- v | ?,
rel of the pr
whom, at i??as?, ere like!
Is a project 0
_it opei .
?urtiet i v ni i;?, ?st an
iuredly have a ?better ti?-i?l foi I
,i an than tii- y neve at ;
. i? i H?n r _
Beoout event?. in l'aria have shown that
r will still ply if
h
effect.?. Formerly ho had aimo-i ;t m?in?>
t the ?grand ?( a. :' ine
-a? 1 with his < "Meyer
-\.i ??reo, i know btm. i?
ty." Th N ?. ml r Sc ? (
Nord BOd Bu?l has a p r-i nt of?
Humperdinck, ?with -m ertic}e m wrhi *
s deleted ? ?bet ! I ? ?be?
out ?11 ?1 I?
a he was teaching, v. i . the
prise ami toi?| Wagn? '. *
Browning reelly : Mr.
i ? innrenther mid in it Titr?es:
tut ?seen him tench
ment or hum a tune." To which ?Cb
Fry repli?e In
?. - mi e ?.ii?. ?i ??ti ?Bf timing a
!? -.? -. in \'> u . , !?k Craseent, wh a, .
?sxpcessHii w.tv. , If in i :. with !
-, ? the
txseutlful ?setting ??f t.?. ,.vg a
Worn m Uke a i lewdi , sir
: m ?kensio had writ* is m Vr.
. ?' 'it >_
i i.i'ii.r ?shnrmlng ?setting ?ae ?
er th .u In th?
than
entern M over I
h.-r." Whereupon he sat iamn t?? ?the
elanofort?- un?! huir.:; ' t ,
mporlsed t?. \p __
OWU ?.? ? ??mp.uurneiit. "M;. .
? * 1 \S !.- .
1?)t thla ?'.own and thus .;?<! a
n.-nt recoil! of song written
composed by Uobert Hr.?wung."
A coi'.fh it not l??}.-? a rever. It do*? aoi
t. ?run i ?-ertaln c??tti-s#. fare it
f in.l .-ff ' tU i?'?- wl.h (?ne M.
Cough ?ms? remedy for ail
und for the m.ist aevt-re <?as.?i. \\-e r?.
-?r.imend It becaus?* If* gt
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DISPATCH Olr-riC?
S. ULLHAN'S SON';
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Headquarters for Xmas GooJs
N, m IS THE TDffl TO
Sl'Pl'i.Y FOR FRUIT CAR -
BUI ER HAB JU8T RET? KM
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Nea Mix, i \'??i? <-,
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Plour,
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New Cranl erries, per quart..
Potted Mam or r
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Old Port V
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or, |- 4.
New Sour Kiaut. ?per quart
Silver King iPinesnti Patent Fnml*
|y Flour 1 .
or, per bag.
Large box? s Mustard
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or, per gallon . 40
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