Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-03
BRITISH TROOPS READY,
And an Extra Cabinet Haaling Called
al 0lCe.
ALL EXCITEMENT IN THE PRESS.
Odciaiiy the situation In Chiua II
Explained 90 lie the Cause
OF tho Alarm

Nav YomS, Oct. IA Dispatch from
London saysi
England IL likely to be In the
tbroes OF a pretty bad war scare within
the next few days unlsas undoublod
facts prove unpfocedently defective.
Tho facts arc that the ministers had
decided that there was no occasion IVr
them to meet NJ the council board be-.
fore the end " tho hnt week Of
Noxembor, when II ~ customary 10
hold cabinet council anu decide what
announcement Of policy shall be made
al tue lori mRyof's quet. LORD
Kimberly, foreign secretary, has been
la bondon occasionally aiace then and
has been much worried with work, but
the other Minis uis nave been scattered
al over England aud the continent o..
Europe ON a long desired holiday. sir
William HATchurt came 10 London
yesterday morning, fOuni everything
quleti aud uspartod ON the III O'Clock
expires ou route for Milan where he
INTENDS 10 spend alfow wecks, DOCTOR
ing. Within three hOufs after hin
departure ufgent dispatches reached
the foreign office aud were ielegraphsd
on 10 Lord Min nerly. Later Ia the
Afternoon Lord Kimberly tslegfaphed
u the Downing officials TO convene an
emergency CABINET council. S1fhngo
TO say, the addresses OF several minis.
ter. who were absent from towh were
unknown Ia Downing street. Tbs re-
suit was that cabs were soon tearing
away 10 their London hotnos 10 OBTAIN
the necessary information. THIS hav.
lug bsen obtained. telegfama In cypher
nninmOnlng the council were aent "
all the Abteutees. Hnfcourt and Camp
beil.Banucfman, minister OF war, re-
CsiveI their summons Ia PaTi, anu
will return Immediately.
Last night long dispatches passed
over the Qusen's private wire between
LlndOn anu BalmorAl.
ThuTe 10 no reasonable doubt that
another aud very serious hlluh has oc'
cured Ia tho diplomatic negotiations
with France relative t. Egypt gnd
West aud Central AiTich. Poa'ibly
irrth trouble Alto has arisen In c0nnec.
ton with MadagAsoaE
The current talk IN official circles to-
night IL OF sensational developments
IA the frjnch,ltussiau policy In the
far East, cut this spFeafr 10 DO coDJee-
tutni rather than s0lidly based.
IL 10 most probable that France, en-.
coufageu ny tue recent apparent weak
utss " the British foreign office, has
suddenly sprung a demand upon the
government which has staggered even
Kimberly, ani which, II persisted b.,
will bring about = crisis which may
TeiulI In war, because RJsebeffy anu
his colleagues have almost reached
the limit VI their oomplaisance toward
France.
DISCUSSING TIIE SITUATION,
LONDON, Oct. 8.--Ali tho afternoon
pspors sTaycly discuss tho nasty sum.
moaiugs OF tue cabinet council. IL Ia
gohufAily accepted as being connected
with sons strious difficulty with
france. rms liberal organ, tbs Wet.
munster Gatctto, handles the subject
teudcIiy, evidently anxious not 10 ex-
cite the public opinion and thereby
.muarrass the government On tho
other hand tha Conservative mouth.
places discuss the matter more fearless.
ly and warn France against enctoach-
lug upon British rights. The RAJ
nree,s States the converting " the cab.
Iuul p.unoil must be very sudden rs
the ministers were dispersed on their
holidays. IL IN quite possible, however,
pfupu,itions have been made 10 settle
Tue various differences" The P0H
lldH Gasfne refers 20 an article, print.
rd todAy ia the IiOhtqus CoiOHiGis, OF
paris, which reflects tLo views OF Min.
islor of COLONIES NJ. Delioasse, and
which gives, exclusive VI the questions
Egypt anu Madagascar, q list VI eleven
outstanding aim eullies bo.W een France
aud England, connected with the
frontier aud similar disputes M the
African colouIes. The POh,igue
C0l)niaie, however, says that many ui
these nave practically ueen settled
aud mons OF them would Jusi.
fy rupture unless ono coun.
Try was bent upon picking n
quarrel with this other which, the
nper Rddp, In not thu case. The Paii
MIL G0e.tto ia spite OF this, says tue
rtlelp IA tna F0ht'Que CoionaNo IL
friendly to tho "yefl,t oi disoOurtesy,"
adding Sand II IL II Il scts the spirit IN
winch this French ministers intend 10
discuss the difficulties with England,
zee may prepare TOT trouble some time.
Wa 40 not wish 10 quarrel with France,
bu. On tho other hand We are lndii-
Ius,d to permit tteapatsing upon our
unuuesiinned rights. The bullying
spiiiL which tells the FIenohmen that
they have only 10 bfng ana bun
enough to force England 10 surrender,
may uasily LEAD 10 that belief" Tho
RAJ GaEsne then continues; "Iho
Daiy ChiOniolo sAya war between
Ffanut aud England must DO regarded
~ Uncomfortable madness. II may he
inadneta, but II 10 not inconcvivAble.
France must te told eOuIteously but
fitmly that Wo have not ths slightest
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