Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-19

that Germany, having ssceftalned
inst her acceptance OF the proposal
would accord with the Views NJ the
other governments forming the Dfei.
tuud, particularly the Italian cabinet,
has Instructed the German commits
siOusr Of the public doDt at Cairo &C.
fdiugly.
This, ot course, places Great Britain
before tue world as being again sup.
ported by Getmtuy, aud must tend 10
upset the calculations Of the states.
men here who have, In spite Of the r.
cent conference at Berlin, been hug.
cling themselves with the belief shat
the sstfsi cement between the kaiser
aud Great Britain, growing out Of the
lfansvaal iicident, was 30 deeply
rooted that there wHs a probability "
al alliance between Germany, France
nud Russia against Great Britain, par.
ilCulatly as to the lattsf's colonial
policy ia A Flea. For them, the North
German GaEstte'a annOu cement, N
rue, would prove rude awakening 10
the realities OF the situation when mss
grown uut OF the tsrflblB driest n the
Italian army ut Ad0wA, aud the sub.
sequent s1liuification VI the Drelbunu
al Berlin.
There ~, however, smother feature
In the game being played between the
powers nj the present moment Adj
vices received here from Rome t0day
say that French aud Kussisn agents
are actively intriguing there In
efforts 10 detach Italy from the Dfel-
bunJ. IL IL asserted that these agents
have spent "a great deal Of money
Ia order TO assist IN bringing about
the overthrow Of Cfispl, the late
premier, VINO was known 10 be-
a sinunch aiherent 10 the DTeibund,
and, Incidentally, 10 help the accession
TO power Of the Marquis 81 Rudiui, VINO
IL reported to be dOing everything pos
slble ~ influence the Italian cabinet
TO effect q change In its foreign policy,
which would dotaoh Italy from her
allies. But even tue most sangliuU
politicians Of the French capital DOUBT
n anything will be acc ,mpli-hed In
this direction, especially after the
honor bestowed upon King Mcnelik
by the car, aud the clear evidence In
the possession Of tue ItaliAu govern.
menI that French and Russian agents
nave for loug time past been actively
aud continually assisting tho AOys-
sinians with advice anu furnishing
them with improved arms aud ammu'
milton.
II Italy detaches herself from the
Dfoibund she must do 90 10 ore May
9th Of tbs present year, on which Jay
notice must be given by any power
dssifing to wilhdhw from tue Dfcl.
uund, otueTwi,s the "boud Oi the three
powefs" continues for another slE
yeArs.
The government and people Of
france are beginning 10 realize thst the
recent conferences A. Berlin between
the Austrian minister VI foreign MI.
f,ifs, Count LanE, III Busca anu the i'm.
porlal chancellor, Prince Hohenlohe,
uu, or the Ausp Gee OF EmpsIst William
VI Germany, Gud with Great Britain "a
party 10 the understanding. arrived Ut,
had more siguiiicAucu than was gen.
rtally admitted ny the press or public
at the time. The Encouragement Of the
Drtibuud, with Great Britain NJ an nc.
tive instead Of silent partner In the
arrangements, was evidently only the
frat step IN tue dinction OF attempt
Ing TO make alterations In the map Of
AItioa, with tho conservative support
OF the Dreibund, this being looked
upon a. being the price agreed upon
with GieAt Britain Tor the IattsT's sup
port Of Italy and Incidentally Of tue
DftibunJ.
But behind tho scenery 20 carefully
arranged ut Berlin there IL, II l. 10.
iieVeu ny The government and press
here, great deal going on, Tegarling
which explanations must DO promptly
furnished by Great brtAln or serious
trouble may follow. In fact, n tho
TOulOn correspondent OF tue Figaro n
TO be believed, matters have already
reached such u dangerous stage that
orders are expected Al any moment for
the French LpvAnps squadron 10 pro-
coed " Egyptian waters.