Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-08
fILN And DIGNIFIED
f.,n,uy's Attitude 10 England on
the TranSVaal Question.
WAR NOT ANTICIPATED.
,..nlohe 70 De Intsrpellatod In the
Relchslag-Presldent Kruger
De,csudant Of GusiAruB Yasn.

Nrv York, Jan. s.-A dispatch TO
Iourual from Berlin says; IL can
lad be ,aid thst tho incessant jingolsm
the British press and the hostile
demonstrations In England against
Ia Kaiser have produced an equally
,,lse spirit In Germany. On the
ntr.ry a conservative and dlgnihed
,i,uie has been assumed by the Ger
,n papers and the public. A big
,.mop,trntion 10 anticipated In the
eslchstag before the end OF tho week.
ui.taI that Chancellor Won Ho-
.,niohe will be interpellated ms to the
ssl.et,s position In the TfansVAal
rouble, In no uncertain tone.
PORTUGAL EsuLAND'B ALLY.
NEW York, Jan. ga dispatch TO
le Herald from Berlin says;
An ambassador Of one OF the great
towers informed your correspondent
hat Portugal IL completely under the
II lusnes OF England and viii refuse
tassage through her territory TO Ger
pian troops.
OPINIONS OF PROMINENT MEN.
In an interview with Jonkber
Heelaris Won Blokland, diplomatic
sgent Of the Transvaal government at
Hoe Hague, he said;
~ Rfogtiy deplore tho falso news
eubllshed by the English press. The
ratement that a colonial company 10
being crented to encourage tho emil.
talion to the Transvaal NJ men VINO
have completed their term OF service
"A the army In untrue aud IL = misef.
sble lie on the part OF tho Times.
"Aa regards n German protoetoTate
the TransvaAl, no ono dreams Of
iuch thing.
"No official news OF tho condemna-
Hon OF DR.. jameson has arrived. 1
Believe that the executive will not
sIeoute him even II he should be con-
ctmned TO death.
"Thefe IL no suzerainty OF England
oysr the TransvAAl. In spite Of fro.
oueni conflicts with England. which
Dave taken place since 1854, tbs
frlush government have never tried
y evoke IL.
Iue article In the Cologne Gazette In
fgari TO this-an ATticls which re-
ftc,ed the opinion OF tho chancellor,
Prince Won acknowledgements ms
1rfy muon. II England should be-
slccetsiul, France, Germany and
Portugal will share our defeat. What
pould Madagascar DO without Delagoa
Boy aud what would DelaRoa Bay be
ylihOut the TrAnsvaal?n
Count Gootken. the explorer, saidi
"rho Intervention OF the emperor ia
friendly warning TO England, who
embartasseb US In our colonial enter.
yfisss everywhere. England will learn
8 lesson from II. However, | regard n
srious conflict a. impossible"
Superintendent Metlnski said: "rhe
Boets like Independence too much TO
> Dish for q prOteciOrntc, which could be-
Without practical value for Germans,
~ account OF the absolute liberty Of
taie In the Transvaal. EnglRnd's
Merchants, who arc more honest than
5efmaus, will always have tue upper
band. The Ksfiirs are allied 70 Eng.
bud but that power IL too civilized 10
BIKE a fair advantage OF her pssition."
Herr Holub, the celebrated explorer,
villes from Vienna;
~ will guarantee that England
lnew nothing OF DIR. Jameson,s inten.
uons. 1 teRr the MAtanbele may now
Pc Ia revolt against the chartered
emphny. The Beers are quite strong
shough 10 preserve order In their terri
Ny"
WHO rs PRECEDENT kRUEoER?
CHICAGO, Jan. s.-A. Kruger. Of
this city, In a blood relation Of Pfe,i.
neht Paul Kroeger, Of the Transyaal,
south Africa, whose name Ia ut pres.
~ well known In connection with m.
boer war. The Chioagoan 10. like his
uislnguished cousin, descended from
he royal family OF VAsa through
thrstina, queen Of Sweden, aud with
oners OF his relatives, 10 n party TO a
~ ior the recovery Of a part Of Chris-
unRs estate.
Mf: Kruger has been n resident OF
te United States for more than forty
yAfs, eighteen OF which have been
F,sed In this city.
When seen at his home Mr.. Krueger
~ Yes, u 10 true that my cousin,
wilenl Paul Kruger, and |, aud
various branches OF tbs Kruger
milyi are defendants OF the roynl
mly OF Nass, through Chfistins,
Ysen OF Sweden, the daughter of the
sat dustAvus Adoiphus. Ny grand.
heF was Commodore Kruger, an
uleer In the Swedish navy, who being
mission from the Swedish govern.
mehi TO the Swedish settlements In
oelAWate and New Jersey, was by his
'n enthusiasm and personal feeling
.ne Amerloans lighting against the
klsn yoke, Induced to Join the
meticAns and fitted out a vessel over
l,oh he took command and helped
destroy the English privRtecrs sent
against the Americans. The H..
Nv III the Hudson still known NJ
ueseI'a island' was decided to my
Halulather by tbs indiana
from what l know Of my cousin 1
Agino he VIII be y hard man for the
Bhah 10 tackle, aud when he ana
~ people know they are In the right,
IN WIN see the matter TO the end.
MINK this Will be Ms good n
ahee as | will have to wrile TO INV
Lsnl rs he VIII surely be Interested
AuSH lhat Tho people Of this great
uuln tympsthize with the Beers
Suelf defense OF their cOuntry.O
usonally M. Kruger has a very
,Ieslng appearance. He looks what
An American business man, bat
.auei IN certain sense, bears aut
calm TO a relationship with the
asa family.
LEHMAN VETERANS SMELL BLOOD.
SiLWAUKEE, Jan. s.--Tbe state.
80 OF tue kaiser TINT ho will mt