THE BEHRING SEA.

Samoa Times and South Sea Advertiser, Volume I, Issue 51, 12 October 1889, Page 3

THE BEHRING SEA.

f, i j Ts:k t.o'r.ir; r>f a Canadian floating » ; «-!ioi'no.- in Rcbrinfj Saaby a United 5 j St be revenue ctitt<v has created ' '. c-.ii udcrahfo excitement in ('nnadj», ». j ft triig'it have l»c«n expected. Tbie -1 seizure hidicatee a ti >'»»» purpose on I j the part of the Administration to , I j» v-oit the rijfhu of the United , >; Ktites to exetiMvo jurimliction in \ ?' tiio 'j.vxUs n half of that sea, aa con- , • | vtyed tootir gutoroincnl W Russia I at the time of Uic Alaska ohuhmtjeJon tf»a» thu Btit'sh *,lw*, U!*.:ia* irjdtt to ovntiMi«Q4. ! i hii -'idUHi ia »li .t wjstom half of I'' v. -hritrr S«w. They noveV troup-uw •" •«n lhtMMme st'idiug »r.mn I*, »r if ' tliey do t ; tcy aoeu|rt cop'-tn* antj I • j 'V»r-"Bc?.!*j*> Without eoin;i!ai'ti. to \ktho Dritifh (Jovernment. Oor ' |j righto :r. the oa»UMni half of litai ' J : «o#. t>;.-9 wh.'jt P.Jia'ui's arc , ' I in the ' ] iViriag the. (Jli'Vfla.-id I ,«yard ' .! r. !:..i;: : . t>ai:or. our posilinn wax ' m '< giuji»;v pr <j ulictMl by the aeiinn of J I •)•!!• gov. rmu-nt in a ««- j f J foreiice of the nowoi's for Urn par- ( r) powe of providinz retfulaUoQH for , , tho predervatiun of osnl life in thoai , \ watera, which was an admi-wion < • | that our claim to exclusive jnrisdio- , j (ion waa untenable, or would not be < , inai-Oed upon. The conference waa ' • a failure, canst of tho imwera do ' . cUaksf H, and oar right* were ! , *vod from cxtiiicrtoii. But the , f pocehon were cncourageil by the , n fIaMsBCM or Boymdian diplomacy ] , feoinsitttawiUMwataninqumUoo j . •!•■•" open asa," and aa the ronult ] r of Mr. Blame's evident purpose to i maintain ear rights, one of them i ' baa got into iionble. 1 r The bone hi a*w souarclv joined ! , and H will aadonbtedly he' sutUed I diplomatically. There will be no , i war about lb Oar Canadian eoaai ma are in aosaCwhat of a furmeai, i f but they will coot offdireetly The J \ mare tbaa a inluij, and uinliii ' "J AaVkatttwltMAaaat'ltt •amJasVaavW 'WIrP ' eaal Wl ■r^WW^namei • Raasm ejM Cana4 BvaW ■. aa wall i se between aMacad tbeUarasd L ,''. ' -■ •ajpanpaaawsanaaap/ I H<. ' arlaaa, 'Jjfl

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