Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-26
.iFE PEACE TREATY.
,,orIculos NOW UNCERTAIN
d, WIN thu Army Feared
,r,lr. iu rcsiu Represented
A. Highly Critical

....ysuAT, April VA ufp'''"
pain lays the shais are IN a
i . ,'- condition. Some generals ia'oF
'i' CIV Of no war The cen
.tl,,t 10 tho treaty Of peace an
/ ,fiss- ars claiming that the em'
.i,p, should decide upon tho
~. the ratification Of the treaty
...,5,,n,Iy, lsuncsrtaIu, aud II Il u
.as,I, d, 10 feared there viii DO ''ou'
,g.,h the army.
urJgE TIE EMPEROR
,.,p,,. April gJ.-A PoEin de.
t.,stBe London Times sayi' John
F..,,r ,he American adviser Of
u. Cb,p,.s peace ony0ys, aud tie
..,,,sy o. IL Hung Chang have
S,,Ibero aad tue treaty OF peace
,.,,.n China aud Japan ie now bc'
~, IN, emperor and mlnlstcrg' The
,Sl5,,s foreign office yesterday con-
,.n.lvith tho different foreign logn'
rs,. Many ccus1rs presented mt
aerial, ugaiunt the treaty.
Prince Nung, president Of the foreign
,H.s nuu council % minister, has
lI,irfI seven days more sick leave
U.Fsf .fIciaH hefliate 20 recommend
~. uulrailln 81 tho treaty. Nlccfoy
ID Hung Chang viii probably 20 TO
Ctss 300 u tuu Publications. hrc exc
.ll,d lhrgo o., proposed.
N ASD FRASCE TuEuATESINo.
NV YlnK, Apfi g6.-A special 20
F. WardIHm Toxic -aSbi
l, Ugulan aud French hUutH iu
Hrs aalgu uTU prepared 20 stop
y,.s1is communication, uulC1s japan
tilJlus 90 claims upon territory In
g1eluIIa.
AmNI no uNCLE SAN.
WrulSUIOy, April G5.-Minislor
E.Ha0, 1' japan, today gave the A.
f,alsd pTgta O. very siEuifcant inter
rsgou Che @ stern question. Hehnii
UHin BIZ opinion the commercial 10.
tfut 0llbt Uniied States 10 the East,
lHguhuy ia Japan, nrr 30 much
mute tEtUuflvu ami important than
! tH.tt0i Germany " France, that IL
would be- tm.neutly desirable, In ihe
even. ~ o EfnnCg'1uTman alliance
with RgHt g. prevent tue COnsummA.
Too dilspsacu traaty, for the United
ahia % take active part, Uila.ttlug
tlch 90 alliance. Mt. kufinO wished
% 5tAfIy Understood, however, that no
boz lH,uCoivpu amy Instruction. from
hFE.riumUri aud there had boon no
ilVFiIu Of a. ial OF unofficial chsT.
ItFfi0m him 10 tho state department
ilnuB United States ah.ulI be- Oh.
lNfalnlls support His vipwB WrtU
ltiuuIi Of his pettouui information
duttIlunt Of tho United StHtca inter
uI p the suti.
30 kuuno was asked what tho re-.
l4IHgu'l bu % Culuua Ur1cTa1tint-
ulu I0ftign interference prevented
Ht Indication OF the Iggco gglct-
Els
"laen," he replied, "lhc war Will
itultvuI uu May 5th, with iag more
Ni.'aui determination Than before"
Union weaver Uuit Work.
iNHflNlNlIf NJ, les Apfli 20 Tho
HI'tHiuatuu lu O.uuyvliu tuEchu4
igihh il.1 afternoon wLtu 800 wrny-
thtglIygl by the Providence auu
Ntlsua' wHutrd mills tiUu.g anu
BYE ilau 300 other operatives were
t,lse- 90 tglau work, uud both mills
EggcB suut down.
lhb cause " the slTlLH thll afternoon
naturalization OF n0u.uui8n muu
.t4 lh1 weaving room ui botu AI.la
sil lhg ftq cat that the union weny.
th taou chem 10 weave. The un.On
1l'lsfUt matter ana made y de.
AAal luf $40 week Tor each weaver
.t'iu,lus q novice. The manage.
Lth' We ulFp requested 10 make "a
e1'utli lu ut il5 10 tho tcxtlie union
~ 'acu green nand introduced into
'-' mill The management nll uvga-
,ts informed tho union that thuir De-.
l.,'h could not be- gthutud, anl al $3.50
wv unlon weaver In both mills
tlFtd WurE.