Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-14
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DID NOT MEAN IT.
,o,,r,, Williams Stand 10 'A'
TriasylaI Dispute
CAUSE, TEMPORARY IRRITATION


..,, Ian. l3.-It soom' prev. rev,
LosD ,.,,,,bsd In tho public minu
veil y ',''o,,l wnIam did not H., mean nm
hat h u,po war npon England by M.
70 'nl'. me-. :, ,ympathy to Pfos'u en-,
ai''lLs , y, the Transvaal, ana Toe
Aiu's'. ,n,,b were circulated iow
reports ..o s Of European alliance back mel,
day' Az 49, = and against England hnu
oiu' inner crsdonec. 1t seems 10 DC
rals iai'n mat the German emperor
'c'sP''1 ,,,opdsd to express his own
'mpp Inc jameson raid In that
olln' sse and the temporary ~, Tbi,
m,a, don which Il causeu , JIM ~
oil General feeling, apparently, ~ y.
u ihe H. MUD, AMI those organs ~ !,
ne lupi,o an which ore In touch WIN
pubno up.nmept have undOuo'eu1
he gose t.prep this impression. But
cough, W issvss unexplained the un-
tbs wv ...eftion thntthe German
loa..,nment an upply 70 Ioi, ,s,a,, 81,
Gos',,lsion to pass matlhva 'u H., g.
gstln.lss,s,'sv.na ,eftitory at Delagoa 9ny 70
foi'p l.s'n,vaal, nor does u explain tnv
me lla TAM prrparntl0u " war material
aanAsg. i,ssTssnt OF war force IN Eng
ahd 'g1, more force seems inc nrgu-
and. VI .on,o newspapers that tho
ssTsflng support Of s ,i.,n,s ~ sy,,.losd
.Smenished tho German WA. Wa,''g ~
~ ny ,bs Interpretation put upoh nls
' l''.s , By England was pu'''nB "''"
W. 1 barirdous position, ..,,..
NC ,,gs,,ssr his Of aomo other consiloI-
N ness Altered the situation, II 70 cef-
a ..,. H., I dlplomatio agents Of OIL lhe
lalu ,ao Of Europe have been
go'.,nu'i,.Is a, ths lhsI fBw weeks, anu II
~ lp,pseied the full result, o. Ihei' ia, 10.
- I, not YET In the knowledge o. tue
nv ,i y Tbst England has had vieion
is9 ,ss dsstrucllon Of the "oAlance Of
% ". .,In Iufore, with herself IN the
wv. .iIrs scale 10 certain. whether
u'.Ve nsde other strokes In the hid
lus esJ Al diplomacy bvuides her
S show OF naval ioiee Is not
Au Nv s,., feeling OF Alauranoo over
a. Ss,ts, situation Of the relations with
~. h met by notes OF warning
49, ,hsre arc still poseiOlo seeds Tor
much rspcof and danger In the al'us-
~ IN Inc Tfanavaal, and that the
W.a,,nelan question IL, after oil, not
wi settled, nor any bGsis agfeeu upon
iof ili settlement
Interest 10 the great naval prcpara-
tlsa,. however, continue TO abaorb the
rnbIIc mind, A report which has
c,,rnisled 10 the effect tngl the govern
msnt intends to mobolzs the volunteer
igtrs. |, denied tonight, but II " GER
IN that appeals from tho war Office
Ave recently been sent BY circular TO
Inc commanders VI all the volunteer
r,glmenls asking them to return the
rf1b,ble pumb,r Of volunteers that
s5uli be mob1liLed, and 10 state the
s,unsemsuts that would be necessary
iOf doing 20.
Al Woolwlch, below London, on
tho Thames, the great ARSENAL covering
$50 acfes Of ground, II Teociv-
llg constant additions 10 It's great store
d laval material, aud the activity In
al departments there 10 undated. The
llfpsdo factory is increasing iis output
,nd the men In that department are
worked many hours overtime. The tor
sdoes, ~ ias, ~ they Aru mauuiac-
llisd, brv dispatched 10 Portsmouth
aud Dover, the former the principal
naval station Of Englsnd, with n for.
llhei hAtbsr that will float the whole
Of the English navy, and the latter the
chleipoH Of communication between
England aud the continent. The gov.
eminent Intends, IL Is announced, 10
have these well supplied with torpedo
b9au and with torpedo destt0yers.
One feature OF the war scare which |
i much dwell upon here Ia the harm
Il has done to German trade. German
Import rade houses here announce
that there has been big decrease In
ihelf OTdtrs siBce the scare. The oTdeIs
Of one fancy goods tirm, It Ia au-
nonncei, have decreased 90 per cent.
II Is feared the quarrel will thus result
10 permanent iniufy TO trade.