Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-02

The clerical paper, pocs D,i'p lc1ia,
holds that the rcclliof Baron Fasa All
lead 10 no useful result. II being pure
~ piatuuig protest due 10 pressure up
on the italian government from with.
In, meaning the Influence Of secret
societies.
riiH ESGLIsn iRi;g
LONDoS, April I.--'rhe Econiig
NnHdrd fofeEring b. the recall NJ
Baron Fava, Remarks that "thr trouble
viii blow over shortly, aud the A uier-
ican7 viii be little the worse for 1t. The
agitation viii vastly strengthen thr
hands W thlsc vino ARE waiting 10 fof-
BID the further landing ~ lmmigfant..
When they succeed, the export OF tuf.
Hans and psupes from Europe gcncr-
ally viii De- diverted - our shofcs"
EotO n NJ the opinion that the recall
" BATON Fava Is ha.ty and incOn.
sideia,e step which Italy IA likely b
rcrcnt tnking.
Tho G0bs expire -ed tho opinion that
tue Government ut Washington should
receive "a sharii lesson on tile customs
q international diplomacy. "Thc
United states" u siys, evil have TO
n0undcr out Of the trouble by some
method, hut not that OF war. 10 Will
have ~ learn n amend weak point
In IT, foreign relations. The European
States cannot ncgotlatr with a govern
mont unable To nuswcr for Judge
Lynch without an Indefinite prellin-
inary Inquiry ~ 10 his exact fights
aud status"
The Tunes saiirlcally comments on
the ways OF American newspapers,
which, u says. proudly boast of Amer.
icn's sui crinr Interests 10 the outer
world, yet In this matter, everybody "
interviewed aud there II 10 much
iluttcr that the racle-t domestic scan.
dals fall IN excite any interest.
1 rhe TINES thint. The asser.
ton that Premier Rudini Is Dis
playing IN the gallery l. correct, but, u
adds, nobody Is such an adept at this
thing NJ Secretary Blaine. Tue Hmcs
concludes with mn expression Of sur.
prise that King Humbeft, considering
all the advantages Italy enjoys In her
frlcndship with America, should allow
anything tut a temporary cloud TO In.
tervcne between them.
'rhc Chronicle, In an editorial, asks:
"What n America, IN return for this
menace, should prohibit italian lmml-
gratlOng"
The nary NcWs says. Gan official
prosecution " the lynchcn I. certain
10 result In mn arqulttal, which would
place MIR. Blaine In an Improbable
position, ns Italy could not protest
against an acquitial.
TliE TuNE ~ GERMANY.
BERLIN, April The general opin.
Ion n that no serious complication.
will come out Of the Fava Incident.
The AdilJHut Zeiii1ig says: even n
the lynchcd were American citizens,
which u In no Wise proven, the tone OF
the Americas pres leaves no doubt
that Italy u Justified In her anxiety
for the welfare Of her subjects la
America"
Iossic.e Zsitung calls Mr.. Blaine ga
diplomatic brawler, quite capable OF
conJuriug up war with any European
pOscrn
TIgebidn thinks the matter not
serious. II Is convinced that MIR.
Blaine, "rhc personiilcaiion oi Van.
kre haltines-,n has not kept within
the limits Of international courtesy.
gEsATog JONES HAS An IDRA.
INV YOml, April /. ait IN only an
effort by diplomacy on the part OF the
Italian Prime Minister To satisfy the
people Of Italy," said senator Jones u
Nevada today. "rhe.e IL n popular
climor IN Italy for some sort OF satiu.
faction. The prime minister recalls
Baron fava and tells the Italian REQ.
PIE II was done because no hal been
slow In bringing about u settlement OF
the matter, Then he sends u new
minister and there you aro--tlic whole
thing IL settled"
SCOUTS THE IDEA OF WAR.
WASHINGTON, April l.-AdJu,ant.
General kulton Of the United States
army secuted the Idea of war iss,iing
from yesterdsy's events. He did not
hesitate u say that New York City
would be safc In any event. A hostile
fleet could not lie within twenty miles
Of New York. Az for the land
forces Of the UniteI States the general
was confident they could be depended
on 10 prevent any hostllcarmy or naval
force from setting foot on American
soil.
TiiE LouisIAsA GOVERNOR IIAPI'Y.
NEW ORLEANS, April There il
the greatest interest manifested here Ia
the news from Washington reporting
the recall Of Baron Fava, aud further
Information IL eagerly looked for.
Governor Nichols IN not concerning
himself much about the combinations
that have arisen, aud seems 10 think
there IL nothing further for him TO say
or 10 at present.
COWBOYS VINO VAST 10 co ~ ROME.
FoHT SCOTT, Kans., Anil 1.-The
following telegram was sent 10 Secre.
tary Blaine today by number of
patriotic cowboys "a hundred thou
sand Kansas cowboys would like 10
spend thc summer Ia Rome. Can YOU,
furnish transportation"
LEAVE Oh ABSENCE.
NEW York, April H. General
Diccsnota, director Of the Metropolitan
Museum OF Art, Is Inclined 10 dis.
credit the report that Baron Fava has
really been recalled from the country.
"When | read tho announcement, -
said the General, 81 sent u telegram 10
the Minister, asking II the report Wa,
true. ! received mn answer, saying:
| have only notified the State Depart
mcnt that | am going ON leave Of ab.
sonce.'"