Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-13

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Z ,h. rsr.f11uy, when the ~. .idan. zoe
| ,ustat the hand of Che Ambassador
I VA through him returned thanks io the
/ lister republic ~ .Fnucq Cor thr DX-
] rrrise uf her good offices lu BRINGING
/ ,bout taacr he also thanked The Hm-
/ bassldor perpounlly iot thg important
I ,4rt he has played In this matter. ana
| ~ latch replied iu suitable iosma
Aan further mark of his disposition.
] flf.rldrut Mckinley called Cor .h. Utl-
| 9itmafiln which Dc had caused boo hr
drawn tp susp7ndInF h1stlhtl'.. uui
/ signed lt IN the presence ~ VI CANTON.
I ,hl eNrfeatd hia appreciation of tnr
| ,rtfsn. Without delay Acting Secretary
I Alton hasicnod 90 the telephone and Ole
] rrrtfd that cable moafngrH hH Imm "l.-
] afrly asnt 90 nll naval command .rHH
| Drwey In the Philippines, Saupt1u Hl
/ guantanamo. and the various come
| mandania az navy yards ana Hiatl'nf-
I i1 cease hlsiiltirH immediately
There is "a dispatch boat 90 il'ngi,unr
I and Ii Ii believed that % can roach
| Gen. Merritt In foriy-riFht hours nt t1p
I rrs01.
on the part Of the army wh.le Score.
I tarv Aigrr avniiod himself NJ tho irlp-
| phone. Adit. Gen. Nnrhlu hiANti thN
I storm and rushed across 90 the war
/ dfptrtnnnt. whore h. Immediately ls-
! 9urd the order. which had hsUn pre-
p1red In advance. o. ali NJ ih military
/ commanders 90 cease their operations.
/ Tho state department fulnilri lts duty
by notifying an diplomatic ana con-
| eiiar agents OF The action taken.
An thr formaiitieH having hcon dis
poacd nf tho President spent half an
/ hour chatting with those present and
then. at 1865. the rain Htlll continuing IN
| force. the Ambassador ana hIs Hccrn-
/ tary entered their carriage and were
driven 60 the embassy
H1aa. Al. NHN |HH cot"
/ pay In signing the protocol was given
~ chief clerk Michael Of the state de-
! plrtmsnt, who had hoHpllnn o. VI.
! rhlrbaut secured that used by the
] French Ambassador
t'pon emerging from the white House
Secretary Day received thr earnest ''h-
| rrntulHtloua ~ tho pnraunH pr0Hrnt
upon the conclusion ~ the protocol IT,
| stated that tho peace commissioners
/ who are 90 draw un the dchultlNr
/ treaty would not hc appointed Tor Hcv-
erll days. but declined 90 Indicate who
ihoy would De-,
PRESIDENTS PROCLAMATION.
The President has issued the follow
Ing proclnmationi
tiy the President ~ the United states
Of AmCrica=A Proclamation.
| whereas. ny protocol concluded
and signed Aug. i2iAHs. hy william
u. Day secretary or state "f the
United States. and his oNccllrncy Jules
Cambuu. ambassador extraordinary
and minister pienlpotcntlary of the
republic of France. az Washington.
rr.pectlvoly representing Tor this pur-
pose tho government o. the United
States and the govcrnmnt ~ spain.
the United states and spain have
formally agreed upon the terms on
which negotiations for the establish
] mont Of peace between tho two Cuun-
I tries shall be- undertaken, ana
Whereas. u T. In said protocol agreed
Z ihli upon lta conclusion ami signature,
n hHaiNlusa between che two countries
9 shall he suspended and notice 90 that
o. eject shall Doe given AZ soon nH possible
A. ny each government a. tho command
ID lrl N o. Military and naval forces
N Now therefore, !, william Mckinley
President ~ the United States, do lu
4 accordance with the populations of Tho
d protocol. declare ana proclaim on The
d, plrt NJ NE United States, q Husp nainn
10 hlstilltIsH. and d. hereby command
= thlt orders hr Immediately given
through the proper channel uf The mill
, liury ami naval forces ~ the United
States tn abstain from an acts moon
slHteut with this proclamation.
Z To- witness whereof ! have herountu
1 F0t my hand and caused the seal of thg
3 United states 90 Doe afiiNel,
Done at the Clty Of Washington. thl,
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
p nIuriy-slEht ana OF ihs Independents,
~ 'he United states tho one hundred
b and twouiy-th.r1.
WILLIAM MCKINLEY.
By tha presIdlnt:
WILLIAM H. DAY, Secretary Of
/ state.
Is \ TREATY or PEACE.
Washington. Aug. i2-Whlle IN,
q 3D. - II
enough described as protocol. u n
, san technically something more thar
ma. Il Us an agreement midway be-
, tween THAI ana the armlHtlce whlci
, usually intervones between active wa
aud anal peace, SO Tar as u goes, this
protocol "a absolutely "a treaty OF peace
Thus, having provided Tor the dispo.
slilun Of cuba, Porto Rico ana one ol
thD Lndrune Islands, there ll nothing
more Tor any peace commission 90 d.
10 relation % these subjects, their fit,
u sealed and the protocol, ln that re-
spect' II az blnBng aa any donnitlv,
treaty ~ peace,
d Il was such a protocol a. ,hls thal
b was slgned by President Thlcrs ant
Prince bismarck t1 terminate IN,
frAueo-fTusslln war. and the condl
J unns therein ald down were noe ever
! subject 90 revl4.ln ut ihe hands OF IN,
peace commission that followed.
Many details remain 10 be nsrcct
upon which are not even referred 10 In
lhf protocol such uf these as relate I,
purely naval subjects will be- referred
10 military commission. This com.
/ mission may encounter some dlfucult,
4, ln making disposition NJ the Spanlsi
. soldiers In Cuba and Porto Rico nnl
, the military aud naval prisoners nov
/. IN tho United States. The spanlsi
\ government a. showing rcmarklbl,
, unwlllingness to provide for the re,
turn Of these soldiers and sailors 1,
' spain, This has gone No FAR az to 10,
i lne spanish government open 10 mi
, charge VI Indifference to the fate %
h the men who struggled FOR her cauge
% European advlces received here from
( private sources throw Hight upon mi,
I saying that tho Spanish government /,
4 | npprehenslve that the returning war
10 rlors will join the Carllsts ANA breal
out IN open rebellion against tho lo
= litlcal dynasty. II Is probable tho mil
1; | tnry commission Will be clothed Mn
y adequate power 20 deal with this gues
ton In the interest Of the United stare.
z RESPONSE OF GENERALS.
d Washington, Aug. i2.--At II o'ci,cl
=. tonight Addiction. Corbln re,.iv.'
. from Gen. Shafter an uclInowledeusn
Z N the receipt by him OF the prorinno.
q lion Of the President. Up 20 mldnieb
b no reply had been received from Con
& Miles, 10 having been Impossible 10 81"
into communication with him.
In response 20 the Notification ear
% 10 Gen, Fitzhugh Lee. the former con
sul-general at Havana wired the MAJ