Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-01

Fell attended. The usual inlortsurr
rtres were reaj, aLG tho association
l,cI u., In response 90 tho Cauaitn
itVlh t1 il hold its mtotiug Of 1897
90 Montreal
THE GNDrAN TROOPS.
B'ars tue commission on Indian
miIl,usy expenditure. , L0fI WUlsoley,
nl ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, testified on
Wolurfiay that be would MT like to
rlt the Batch Indian troops Iu fr NO OF
Eur D au soldiers, aud that be would
lut n.o 90 iEht france, Germany ur
lnY other army with iuIihn to It.
hls iuuatks have caused tue u,irs.
aulrfy lu the pfHss AMI hAyu rouse tie
Ju s,trvntc c0mmuut,
Inc Globe TOT Instance tays; "Lofd
WolsclUy IL DO longer cur only uuUutBl
because 10 the one war watch man.
believe inevitable, with RuEib, Out
Indian army, when hU furkl,s j. iU.
fulis, will play on important pat, uud
We shOu not litc O. zee them called
upon 10 follow tuUh "a intensely uL-
REGULAR muaLIur'
L.ri Wolssicy's iystlmo WIS cabioJ
iIlujin, where II hiss AROUSED great in.
dlgnatiln.
a dispatch from simls Sayg "rbe
high authorities fear % viii cause great
lisc0uIrnt amonl the indian tToJpa."
a0EELy On Arbitration
The long AMI elaborate article by
John Morley, the late chief secretary
Tor lfelund, In tho Nineteenth Century,
on arbitration, iH attracting consider.
able attention. Mt MOtuiy contends
shat while the line OF Uiftfouco be-.
tween Secretary Oluey aud tho Mar.
luls Of salisbury l. narrow, yet one
British pomumus could easily cJhvcr,
% into TBE Of ifstticidal war. lie
strongly 0plnta that what De 10 be- done
must be- done quickly ana drubda the
result u iatalls|ic clnf leuCa iu thu
wisdom Of Downing Street. Mt. Mot.
icy aids that " the foreign olilus leaves
arbitration alone Il would be- nothing
u n citnsict tD one Of the greatest
rsusvs now moving tue western wotlu.
/ Lord Salisbury, tht question will be
set back many ytrra.
TiIE PLAYS AND PLAYERS.
Austin Days production OF Love on
CTutchtu, on Tuesday was received
with the greatest favor by tue pfrss.
a successful ballad Of RIP Van Wrinkle
with tho Jefferson plot Was ptoduoou
%, tbs Alhambfa on wednesday.
Arthur Boulcnitf this week com.
ilstcd twelve mouths Of tuCcuaiiu
occupation 0l the Royalty, a house tina.
Tor yeafs has never had run o. more
than a month 20 any profit ami whiou
had becI M 10 be considered 10 un.
lucky that no sort Of run was possible.
Mt. BoutohiVrt will return 10 the
Il yalty at tlu close ui his tour IN thu
Uhltud States which begins In thp
hutumn.
Yvoltv Gullbsfl hiss signed an engage.
mont tor another Amrflcan trip Is
which the will appear w ali TIE
principal cities Of tue United STATES
aud Canada.
MUs MAYBRIcS's CASE.
4 utAlpuout was recently printai in
ZONE American pHpeFs 10 tho eiieu
tlat tho real reason why MIS-. Florence
May brick has not been toioatud b.
owing u the personal opposition o.
q teen NictoiiH. Her majesty, it 10
ttp.rtei, asked for copy Of tho rvi.
d0uce, and that booausr Il con ned
allegations OF ga Intrigue with lover,
tho queen iut'maiel % Mt. HuHty
AtquiJh aud lsgtoily 10 Sir Matthew
White Ridley, tho present home ttcfu.
tnfy, mat under no circumstance
would che receive OF consider any
memorial IN favor OF the release " Ma.
Maybrch.
Al tbs request OF Baroness Rluquos,
a representative OF tue Associated pfeHs
nns Investigated the story anu II nulu,
on hiEh authority g. state that the sIoTy
hH al H.I IA
Not only has her maj siy never iuti.
mated any wlshua Ia tho matter, nor
rtquyslol any copy Of tue evidence.
tul she haa never expressed Officially
any opinion M the ease 10 any home
secretary. II II was d. clued 20 release
Mu. Ma b.Ick, her majesty would not
interfere.
Tue Maybtlck case came up in tbs
House u Commons yesterday when
the home secretary, sir Matthew
White Ridley, was asked whether the
government would lay on the table the
statement Ot the Lord Chief Justice
Baron Russell OF kllioWen, which ut.
ttaotod 20 much comment In March
last, Ho replied that the govern.
mont could not DO % "a the course
was unusual ana Undesirable anu ne
the letter was written Ia his private
capacity anu not In his capacity ~
iuJge, 10 was stated In March that the
prtbeut home secretary had TecOnsid.
cred the MaybriGk casb aud hgd pTac-
iiCally decided ia MTs. MaybTlCkis
invOr but that tho lord chancellor,
Baron Hnnsuuty, to whom the case
was subsequently, reierreG, had pro.
nOunced against the unfortunate w0.
man, and Mr.. Henry Asquith, the lslu
home secretary, was also quoted as in-
timatiug that he was opposed 20 the !
release OF the priEOneE Both these |
opinions were contrary, It 10 believed, |
~ that Of the iuTd chief Justice, who |
ls SAID, In the letter referred 10 IN |
Parliament yesterday, TO have tX-
pressed tbs belief that Mrs. Maybrick |
was upiustly convicted.
REBELS DEFEATED.
tuhans Retreat hcfuTe spanish ATtii. |