Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-17
new DANGER AHEAD.
III, English Expedition 10 SOudan
Nay Lead 10 War In Europe
ENGLAND WANTS TERRITORY
In A Country whore German, French
aud british Interests Are Bound
10 COu1 ci.

MEW lNhlkf NhlNh Ats-A NAaleANh
N the World from London says:
The ministerial statement aud die.
cu,,ion IN the House OF Commons fully
,,,,blishes that the British advance
up,n the soudan denotes the Initiation
ola policy by the British government
which may be fraught with far reach.
ing and possibly disastrous oouse-
qu,nces. Arthur Bslfour, speaking
for the cabinet, practically admitted
that Dongola would probably not be
the destination but only the hating
tlsce Of tho Anglo.Egyptlan forcrA
Ills illusions to the desirablllty o;
tfinring the blessings Of British rule
10 lhe BOudan were interpreted rs in-
dicatlng that the British government
IL tent upon n war, not OF uoioueo, but
Of conquest OF that whole section. Sir
Charles Dilhe made q profound linz
ufetsion by bis ablc anu weishty CX-
fositlon OF the dangefs and complicn-
lions, not only In Central Africa, but
la Europe which would DO entalled BY
tucn policy. The reception OF HE
sttech IN rvs that he has now largely
fesnined The influence he Loot when
driven from public life ton years lago.
Inc liberals Will oppose the SOudan
campaign and they expect that 10 will
make tho government unpopular In
the country AZ It's perlls are only too
apparent, while tho advantages,
even II success al, aro nebulous In the
highest degree.
Unless popular outcry stays Balls.
tuty's hand 1t may well happen that
the long expected casuA belli which In
to bring about general European
catsclysm may be provided, not by
trouble at CUnstantinoplo or IN tn
Bhlkanp, in the Tar east but In the
cIashing Of French, German and
British interests 80 Africa anu In tue
race begun IN good earnest for the pos.
session Of the unappropfiRted portion
Of the valley Of tno Upper Nile.
A VOICE Tor PEACE FROM RUSSIA.
NEW York, March ia dispatch
10 the Herald from ~. Petersburg
saiG King Humbuft 10 strongly
ufgel here 10 bring this AbysslniRn
cnmraign 10 close by accepting Men.
eikis terms. The NovOe VTcmya says
tbhg there Ia nothing In the terms pro-
pus,d that could burt ltaly'e PRIDE,
nean sxhauhling henelf.
Tue N1emosti remarks II IL sigBin.
eint the English aud Italian hmoass.
ddofs nhouli have teen the ones who
pecomTnn Count GOluchowski to
ths station nj berliu.
ITALY IN FAVOR OF PEACE.
NEW York. Msrch ia dispatch
TO toe Herald from Rome says; The
cni, NJ. PODedJnOslzen, procuratOr VI
the holy synod; General GourkO anu
the Pnnco OF Montenegro have sent
communications 10 the Negus.
Baron Meiudoffi, Russian charge
dIatlaifs, states that he knows nothing
Of tho intention OF the Russian gov.
tfnmeut to confer a decoration on
Mcnelik. The Russian government ~,
however, quite willing 10 exercise It's
gu0I otiicts IN efforts for peace. In the
cabinet the opinion prevails tina, II
would be well later 70 abandon the
EiythteA altogether, and this view l.
slowly gaming ground, especially at
the ministry OF foreign affairs.
Count Nigga will have long con.
ference ON the situation with the DIko
d SIuenato, minister Of ioreign
EnaiIs, ON tho subject. The govern
nent refuses TO give out any iniorma.
ton On tue true position OF things aud
nothing appears 10 have been arranged.
The fumor lhat General Baldissefa hAs
sent In nie Toslg nation IN untrue. There
II no doubt that parliament In favOra.
Die TO peace being conc uIed.
General Lsnza, Italian Ambassador
90 Berlin, ms been summoned TO Rome
10 confer with the government on the
situation.
ITALY VOTES MONEY FOR THE WAR.
ZONE, March lin tho Chamber
OF Deputies today tne new premier,
Matque ID Rudini, ANNOUNCED that
Tue government would continue the
hoslllities in Abyssinia until peace
could 10 concluded on honorable
itim', agreeable to Italy. The nm.
n1uucoment wAa received with cheers
Hnua credit OF 40,0jO, VC0 lire for the
expenses Of the campaign In Africa
was unanimously voted. When the
news became known, tbs populace
theefed heartily for the government
Ahd Tor the Italian soldiery.
TO HELP kdYPE
LONDON, March l7.-MaTqula Sails
fury IA tbs House OF Lords to-day, re.
plying TO question Of Lord Rose.
2tfy, said the ADVANCE OF the British
Egyptian troops up tho Nile was
Undertaken after communications had
6etn received on the subject from the
Llyptien and Italian government.
Ihs Egyptian government had re-.
lirenled the dangers with which
Egypt and threatened through the
sdVauco OF Dervlhnes, and the orders
g!iNen coincided with the wishes OF
Egypt.