Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-09
sYmPATHY EyENfw WHERE.

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sYnPATHY EVERYWHERE.
| ProbnbI- IN ct of the Assa-siuatIon
| on Spnin's Future.
LONDON, Aug. U - rhs news u the
assassination was. tei.grayhed instantly
| TO the queen, VINO cent an aifecIiOnate
| meseage to the queen regent OF Spain
exercising her poftOr anu deep sym
pathy, aud to Lord Salisbury, who
telegruphed Slr Henry Drummopd-
| Wolf, orJering the expressl IN Of sym-
patby Of the British government.
| The assassination caused great sshsa-
| ton in Paris and news was 80 to
| President Faure, who at PIE cot IL In
the south Of Fisuce. NJ. HanOtaux
artIyei In PARIS from VIchy nj a late
uout Sunday motntns. Whom he re.
coivsu the new, he Immediately pr.-
ceeued to the Quai u'Ofsay, where he
was engaged for sump nours In tele.
graphing anu corfespon ence.
50 lar as can be hastily gathered
here In well-iniormod circles, the opin.
N 10 that the outrage may greatly
influence tho S spanish government anu
may strengthen the Carilst agitation,
winch has recently been developing
THhlQIy, anu mus W SaeaibE SPAN
| domestic embartass meht, lead her to
seek 10 avoid fereigu complications.
Iva coincideuur the foreign oflics
| report, dealit q with Spanish ma ces,
WAS issued SUNDAY, giving approx
| mntely or the first time the to.si
| spanish ueDt. This, inc1udinI Cuba,
amounts to No lesa than 81 ,765, 100000
| in gold, with charge iUf iu,ersst q.
$40, COO, 900. Beyond tnis is $40, 0O0, 900
| iuleGesl III liabilities on UpeihtlOus III
Cuba, which aids rs per cent to the
debt.
| This, OF courso, means utter bank.
rupicy to y county whose Income !H
$3.50. 100000.
AMERICAN VIEWS.
WASHINGTON, Aug. S-Secfe.ary
| Sherman received the FIRST news ofthe
affair through the AssOcistej Pres.
| bulletin. HI expressed deep Interest
| in the detsIs. He said:
"The ueplUfabis event will have
some effect, OF course, on the political
affairs o. spain, but tU what extent
cannot say. TLe uealh OF One man is
not Ne ce.sarlIy going to cBauge tne
continent OF Inc W mole country. Her
money Is gone. Her resources have
been exhausted. Bus she mears, evi.
uently, to hold on to CuUR. Just how
sno can do Il under these circumstan-
GEE, cannot Tee. Yet che ia opposed
| to yieIdIpg point. Premier Canovss
VISA strong partisan. de was the
Ohiuf exponent of the element which
was determined to keep the island at
| all hSzarde. spain is almost q u cit on
this. CaLoVas Was strong lac
tor in the movement OF Spain,
| nut 1t Is not impossible that
mother will be- found t. replace him
in that important c I'll Or, having Similar
views anu the same pr.uounred ends.
How 1t may be in this CASE l nm not
able to say, bur the effects politically
of such an event are L OF essentially far.
reaching and have not always pro.
duced radical developments. As to the
cousequencss Of the cor filcl In Cubs, l
do no, care to talk. nave TO ell cial
Information OF the assassinati n and
and must refrain from veDturing
gussses as TO what 1t may sffsci in the
iulure."
Senator Morgan OF Alabama, men,
Der of the foreign affairs committee OF
tue SInate auu tho Cham pion OF Cuba
In tuat body, predicieu in an inter.
Wow tonight thar II the assassination
mig ht tie the ;OIetunNer Of complete
change OF government, republic 10.
placing tue monarcoy. This, he
thought, was the present tendency,
anu today event he regarded as an
evidence OF the iisintegIaion Of the
Spsnish Hovernmsst. He added:
"Fhis affair Is going to create DOM.
plelo rvvulsi0n thr ughout the whole
Of Spain. That country lie now In a
very shsky cjndit,nn. 1t lie true,
doubles that louay'e Gssssin WIS an
nnarob.sl, but tho act lie rep
res,ntau,e OF feeling that exists
all ovsr tue cOuntry.'s
LONDON, Aug. She news OF the
Assassination WAS communicated by
The Associated Press TO Gen. Stewart
l.. Woodiord, tho United States mir
lister to Spain, now in London en-
route for San Sebastian. He sail:
"lhis Is terrible, most iorlunate.
The spanish government ana people
Will have the sincere sympathy OF all
friends OF eonstiiut, onal government.
Ii 10 too soop 10 express any views as
TO the effect which the death OF seuor
Canovss will have upon current quei-
tons. 1t VIII not affect my MOVE
monts, however, unless II bt c 1mes my
Outy 10 reson my poIt az soon as possl-
bic in order 10 express to too Spanish
government the symralhy OF tns
American government"
SPANISH EXPRESSION.
LEMON, Mass, Aug. S.--Senor Du-
puy ue Ions, Spa ISL Ambassador,
was seen by the Associated Pre's COR
respondent at the cottage in Leuox,
where he arrived yestsSiay. When
asked about thu assassination OF Sonor
Canovas, the PRIME minisier OF spsin,
he said he had just received long
cablegrsm from Spsit, stating that
an assassin, VINO lO0keu like an lts!-
Ian, had shot at the prime minister
several times, but he did not under
stand by the worjiug OF the dispatch
lhet the prime minister had been
killed. When informed that such
was the iaUt and that Canovas was
really deaf, he was greatly tht ctoi,
az the prime minister was q close Per-
sonal friend. SeEor de Lomo spoke
about his being the ron OF poor