Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-23
1ELBGRAPHIC.
FOR PEACE OR WAR.
nh, Venezuelan Question Discussed
% Both Sides Of The Ocean.
SATISFACTION N RUSSIA
,,rtburs, aud others Lin Their Voices
for peaes-A Point on which Chris.
dams and Jews Can Unlie.

yea,,lola. A dispatch from Ottawa
tays
one result Of the war scaye viii be
the thorough equipment Of the Cana.
alan forces. Tue country will not be
,,t,se 1 until all are armed with Lee.
vo,fofd rifles. Ills gratifying TO note
tb, seato seems to have drawn Canada
,l,,er than over to Englnnl. Every
obefe the firm determination Is pro.
fs.od to hold by tho old nag, come
What may.
A Vienna dispatch says President
Cleveland Ia In no small measure re.
,,,,sible for the ruin OF hundreds OF
..ltsilsis In Auetrin. The Turkish and
hbvssinian troubles had shaken the
Vienna money mnrFst TO its founda.
iiao. but the New York panic gave u
M ooup DO grace, from which II Will
Axe months TO recover
Tho berlin dispatch says: The tidal
ave Of financial panic which hes
',lled across the Atlantic for the pact
,en aavs mas not spared tho Berlin
,onr,e. when was ia . state Of fever
~ excitement on Saturday, epeoula-
i've securltiss declining 10 pur cent.
IL nrsued that u country which on
'bo afSt appearance Of n wnt.cl0ud
,nfiefs losses, according to one estimate
',nm New York, equal TO the whole
sar Indemnity which France paid
gs,mapy, is not in a position 10 wage
VA, especially ON such n tfumpefy
Tho dlspatch from 81. Petersburg
,,r,, at Ia eHsy 10 see that tho l,dt-
Sans cannot help showing Subtraction
"A Tho eerloua turn tho dispute has
ltkuu, ,--
b, bide il real sentiments aud animuG
toward England. IL declares that LORD
SALISBURY hGa already radically
changed his eastern policy Ny posi-
lively refusing any further support 70
the Armenian situation on the ground
that Europe does not Hympathize With
Armenia"
uPubllc opinion II unanlmous against
President Cleveland. The financial
panic has no perceptible Influence
here"
The Vienna correspondent Of the
Daily News has news from ~. Peters
burg that the Russian minister In the
United states has been inttruotsd TO
report all details Of the dispute to his
government.
The car would like to SEQ the quss.
lion afbltrAled, says the Daily News
correspondent.
Ths Btaudard's Vienna dispatch
tays, "shortly before the closing OF
the Bourse, Baron Albert Rothsohild
gave orders 10 buy $4,000 shares OF
various kinds. This partly restored
confidence"
PEACE IN THE CHURCHES.
New YORK. Dec. 22.-Allni6teTs In
nearly all the churches Of this city
made reference In their sermons today
10 the Venezuelan boundary dispute
aud the possibility Of war between tho
United States and England. DR.. Park.
hurst In the couILo OF hia sermon said
at almost seems ~ II there was n
providence Ia tho way these Christmas
days eynohronize the year with events
that are just now filling our hearts
with disturbance, ana throwing an un-
comfortable shadow across the track
Of the near future. Now, We do not
care 20 beat about tho bush ia this
matter, but prefer 10 go straight 10
The mafk by saying that II ChTisten.
dom wants 10 make the religion OF
Jslus, with its Bethlehem, its angelic
choir ana its anthem OF peace on
tarln' laughing story to tho ungodiy
aud \ contempt to the heather, the
best thing that IL can do will be TO set
The two foremost Christian nations OF
The earth TO WORK blowing up one AL.
OlhePa cities and blowing cat one
Anolhet's hraing."
Rev. Charles IL. Eaton, pastor OF the
Church OF the Divine Paternity,
Preached n sermon on tho wickcdntss
Of war. IL was deplorhble, he said, that
on the day on which Christians were
10 celebrate the birth OF Christ, and TO
proclaim from every pulpit the doc
Times Of peace, the nation should DO
eagerly waiting the ultimAtum Of
statesmen, and mutteunga Of war
should MI the land. IL was more dn.
plofable slill that the two most Rd-
yancOd OF Christian nations, tue two
which had done most 20 DO away with
Tue Possibilities OF war. were now ~
uOn anu substitute conflict.
Ia tho course Of his sermon on "Civ.
l.itatlon's Debt 10 ChristlRnity," Rev,
Df. hadi6on q. Peters, Of the Bloom.
lngiale Reformed church, said:
war IL cruel, hateful, wrOng; war is
hell The political demhgoguos who,
AZ this Christmastide, are shouting Tor
war will be- branded by ths second 30
Der thought Of the American people As
Ihe criminals Of tho nineteenth cen
Jury"
Rev. DR.. SilvermRn, OF the Temple
Emanuel, preached u sermon on "On
What Lines Can Christians and Jews
Unlit2n
Hesaid that since he had announced
lls subject tue nations were plunged
MO what might become deadly dis
quite over boundary lire. The subject
lnlerIay all legislation at Washington;
Wah tue chief topic OF discussion on
no streets. There were, he said, some
hlngr on which jews anu Christians
ouli unto ami work In harmony.
.loy could, by uniting against un.
aeoesalrY wars, DO most potent
means OF preserving tho peace OF the
Foiil, when that peace wss threat
med.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Dec. 2g,-lIev. l..
" Zimmerman, In HE sermon to- |
hghI at Christ Engli8h-LuihCrau |
huich, on "Ihe Wise Mems Jour- |
'oy,' spoke OF Christ as the peace.
lhher and said IA part: at Is very |
hay 10 lslE about war and 10 blow the |
lumpvt that would call forth H0liiofs 10