Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-21
No PROSPECT OF PEACE
Evidently Spain Does No, Want It at The Pres,
ent Tine.
MORE TALK or EUROPEAN INTERVENTION


Washington, July without my
very tangible reason there bias been
notable dlmluutlou of the optimistic
expressions nmonf officials TO the cf-
feet that nm early peace might d.
looked for Possibly this temporary
depression 80 csp.ainlblo by the fact
that private odyIc.s entirely unofficial
ln character f,m sources of iniorma'
tion boz Europe. Indicate that the hltua-
ton ln spain be- such that there ia no
prose t hope OF ovortur1s from spain.
the rlyummut 1f which country rs
apparently Iu the most cSaspeutlng
Ignorance af do. conditions in Amori-
ca. % la upr1taut o. cine officials that
tho p.uta rlus boo spain Htli feels L.
ftif too weak foo Insist upon demanding
pen, ana t lH probably working in t
quiet WY tl educate che spanish p.o-
Ilu Iu tu thr uUInt where they can
contemplate with RESIGNATION thr nee
eUut1urn ui th0 minimum rUHcg cuudl.
tiuua that m.UIt H. expected tu form
thu hlfi. OFF the United stHtgf dee
muudr. DO che dominant party 900 spain
iH under thD impression uint the
United States rfupus.n CO. d.nude
spain NJ 600 uf nearly 40 uf htr rHIH-
niles, 10 might easily nr CUnieuturrl
that 10 would favor % pruulrtDd re-
tisHuDH. h.iug convinced that it had
ilitlr mort ut stake relying upon che
European powers o. protect the pcnn-
Huin itrpIl
Tho warming notes from Europe COM
NtYDl through reputable newspaper
that the United fil.ra o. NOT to Doe irft
free CO. conduct campaign iu Europe,
arc Interpreted On como quarters us
really the only hopeful signs visible
looking towards the beginning uf pence
negotiations prur.ru iu mind the we'll
recognized r0lurtUntu ut the Euro
ytun nations 90 allow rry Interference
with tho balance of power IN Europe.
o. Dr. assumed that the neutral nations
may now hH Hruutd uu hy kuuWiedg.
of thn approach ~ WHHUu'H eastern
ImiTuu. 600 MAKO ihH strongest repre-
sensations CO. spain lu che direction uf
peace.
Uut regardless OF the ruCc,rr of tht
expedition. from thls point Uf NiUW, Do
Or NtIll Go. .iHIIfHHt UufrHHl uf th
administration 90 send squadron 60
European wHtrrl 10 fHuia luHtinHd iu
1tli prevails that thH war can only o.
terminated hy Hiufirr re- blow ne Srfli
Difuot ana Che United States d. NOT dice
m ~" NHNH'"N.NN' N|' N|HN.N N'N N.|H
country or combination M countries tu
prevent n from H.Ukrr thn puHmy
whore n b. tn ha fuund-lu th|u ease,
in Spain proper
Madrid. Jmy q. p rm.-N nswfrlp O.
here today puhllHbrH u statement from
q cabinet minister. who rlrH hH o. HhH1-
lutrly Ignorant ~ any peace nHg1tias
tons ile added n th.r. lre oyrfura
thUy shall ho made iI tho minister Tor
% a H d. D
ANA that Senior GHmlEl, minister of
public instruction, would bo ohargol
with The NEGOTIATIONS
TALKS EUROPEAN INTERVIEW.
TION.
Paris, July si.-The Figaro today
says
Il Do tim, the powers took extreme
measures % prevent Commodore Watt
SONS dispatch % Europe and the ond
NJ the war Italy Austria AMI Russia.
ANA especially France, have Che gfeut-
cHt Interest iu mind'ug the United
States that they cannot allow America
% acquire a f1ptlug IN Europe, The
friendly representations 0f those four
powers It Wa hlnginu viii. 40 iH o. Do
hoped enable thn United States o. nrr-
r1iyr th' dangerous course ON which 20
10 cmhlfMnF,
WILL SEND THE FLEErN
Warrington July W.-satrmrnis
have boon ruhlinhfd that the Watson
expedition 90 tho shores uf spain bad
boon abandoned. Secretary Lone this
afternoon authorized a. specific denial of
thU'r accuracy
"rho expedition" said the secretary.
'h1a NOT netn abandoned. hut WUrHy
deferred until tho Porto itlrl situation
o. rlHtrr. rl thoy may know better
what ships 10 viii Doc necessary 90 retain
boo American WatJra The only question
was whether ihe expedition would sail
now ur 10 week ur Hl hence. 10 VIII lH
F.ni iU spain whom tho Porto iuglu
campaign permits"