BEHRING SEA DISPUTE

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 3087, 30 March 1892, Page 2

BEHRING SEA DISPUTE

WABLIKE ATTITUDE OF UNITED

STATES.

A BEPOBTED SETTLEMENT.

(SPECIAL TO PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

LONDON, Maroh 27.

The Times says tbe party leaders in the United States are beating the big drum of nationalism, bat tbe people do not respond to the call.

WASHING-TON, March 27.

I The United States will send the following vessels to patrol the Behriag Sea sealing grounds :—The warships Charleston, Baltimore, and Boston ; the gunboat Yorktown; the sloops Adams, Banger, and Mohican; and the'* revenue vessels Bush, Crown, Ba«>vand Albratross. The New York^Herald condemns both President Harrison and Lord Salisbury, and says the adoption of an indemnity is worth any The New York Post generally Rapports Lord Salisbury. A call/of the Senate will be made to decide upon the ratification of the Ueaty. Thj report is revived that Eussia and tbe United States intend to take concerted action. Business has not been shaken by the incident aa yet. WASHINGTON, March 29. / It is understood tbat the President has /agreed to tbe terms of tbe modus vivendi, as suggested in the Marquis of Salisbury's last despatch. PABIS, March 27. lie Temps considers that England ia showing remarkable forbearance over the Behriog Sea dispnte. "A. DRINK FOR THE GODS ',' os sa# a great prophet — Mahomet, when taking his cup of coffee under the fig tree. If You would enjoy such, drink Creases Al Coffee old in 1 and 21b tins.