Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-17
1ELEGRAPHIC.
VENEZUELA DISPUTE.
/ r,ell,o UNDERSTANDING Arrived al
with England.
an JULIAN rAuScErorE COMING
-, fla Will ptcsent The Concessions
great Drlieia Proposes
10 Make.

c,,o,ao. Oct. 10. - The Times
-, pf,n,s the following dispatch
,an IL washington correspondent
p,,,,seut Cleveland 10 hts next an
.n,l message 10 Congress will be- able
!, ,,s,s that definite matchmaking
-, been reached with Great Britain
=, the amicable settlement OF tho
,.ns.psndlng Venezuelan dispute
me controversy will be settled ~ a
,,,,,sucs to a peaceful Arbitration. In
,,,m,tlon was gained tonight that
hen Ar Julian paunceiote shall NJ.
ice In this country tomorrow he will
,sme with such instructions ~ TO leave
"a ,,om for doubt tina, he aud 5ecfe-
,,y olnsy will bs ablO IN short time
4, fstmaily reach an agreement TOT the
tnal settlement OF the dispute. The
,,soo.ltions to DO presented by Sir Ju'
h,n will embrace greater concessions
,h.n have ever heretofore teen made
\, ilf,at Britain. Tho details OF Em.
ts..adof Pauneefote'e instructions
Sili' N eiurse, not be made known
n,1i alter his arrival here, but tho state
,,Trsrtmrnt has information of the
esn,fal nature Of the new propositions
I. ~ ,utuiltled ny the British govern.
rant. ana tue President and Secretary
Oi'tv are 1atisfisd that there will 10
"a d oil Guilty IA adjusting whatever
silsnt differences may exist between
lac two counties.
in't now THE Information has
,.arhgd tho administration authorities
i not dsfinitely known, but it - nre'
,umed that II has come through Elm.
tsasldog BayAtd aincc thv con etencu
ia London como days ago between
I.1fl sAubury, Joseph Chamberlain
tnu ST. Jullan Pnuncufoie.
Before Mr. CAmbeflain returned 10
London ffom his summer visit To this
country, very sausfaetoty under.
standlng had been Reached Informally
bslveen him ana Secretary q ney In
regard 10 tho question OF settled Ola
iflsig. when vas tnc main bone Of
rlntenlion al the time OF the lat
exchange OF notes between the two
C9nnuies.
Mr. Chamberlain, who has charge OF
the colOuisn, was much better Informed
tban any other memoirs Of the Bfit sh
esbinet ia regafd 10 British settlers ~
the disputed Territory, and was there.
tore well qualified W discuss all details
With Mt. Oinsy.
When hs lott the United States theic
Eaa n subataatial ngfeemuut ~ g. n
nian that could be adopted Tot settling
this phase OF the coutTovefay, out u
coursu u WAS Informal and subject 20
approval by Lord baiisbury.
Evidently the latter had aoqultscoj
In tn, Recommendation made by Mf.
Cnsmtetlain since his return, ~ the
Information received at tho slate dc.
partment witnin the past lew Gays IN 10
the Effect that the now proposition "
be presented by EmbassadOr Paunoa.
tots upon hia arrival will Jo In tho lius
OF tho conclusions reached between
Mr. Olney anu Mr. Chamberlain dur.
iuE their informal conferences tint
summer.
Immediately upon the arfivaloi Em,
hassAIof PAunceiota the negotiation
between him And Secretary Olnuy iol
nrAlly hgfosing upon all tho deiaili
tor aIbttation will TO resumed. aud II
4, the expectation OF the officials OF tns
state dsuaflmcnt that tnoy viii l.,
nnally closed Ia ample time for th'
President 10 make announces msnt o
tho fact IA HE annual message ~ Cor
gtess.
WILL SOON BE snITLED.
II IA understood that the embaisA d l
u colniBg here with instructions wniet
Kytll .uahlt i'm ual aulx IN sgtllN m,