The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-03-06
Carlism Adds Another Danger tt
Her List of Ills.
AN ARCHBISHOP'S LETTER
PRACTICALLY AMOUNTS TO A
CARLIST MANIFESTO.
Made the Text For Much Gush By
Carlist Organ-Attack On King
George Greatly overrated-Insin-
uation That 1t Was Engineered In
the Kings Interest.

London, March 5.-(Copyright, 1895
! by Associated ss.)-The consul gen
eral of Spain is responsible for a cur
ious advertisement which has appeared
in the London newspapers, calling upor
Spanish deserters, fugitives and youth!
who have not yet drawn lots for mill
tary service. 10 come to the consulate
and acCuaint themselves with an i'm
portant royal decree of pardon which
concerns them
Thus far there has been no response
The pastoral letter of Cardinal CaSca-
jares, archbishop of Valladolid, has
added another danger to the long list
threatening Spain, by giving such g
I boom to Carlism, and no student OF
Spanish history would be surprised
were an outbreak to occur shortly in
the northern provinces. The text OF
this letter shows that it practically
amounts to a manifesto in favor OF
! legitimism as the sole remedy for the
manifold evils existing in Spain. The
| Cariists are using the manifesto for al
| ii IS worth, declaring it to be one OF
| the blacklist. yet most truthful paint
! ings of the condition of Spain under the
reign of Maria Christiana.
CARLIsT GUsH.
The Correo, organ of the Carlists,
calls the pastoral letter AN outburst
! from soldiers heart suffering for the
miseries of the fatherland, and indig-
nant at the insults offered to the Span
| ish flag by the North American mer-
/ chants, from the heart of an apostle
filled with compassion for our brave
soldiers fighting and dying without
glory, the victims of treachery,' and
says:
THE arelate clearly points out that
I the CarlistS are the only party with the
necessary cohesion, strength and faith
to carry on the glorious traditions of
Spain"
Even the liberal Impartial stoutly
commendS the cardinals action. The
semi-consternation which was created
at the time of Prince Henry's visit,
when the German Warships Deutsch-
land and Gefion suddenly doomed out
of the fog without having previously
been signalled, has aroused the au-
thorities to a sense of the necessity of
taking additional precautions, and they
are now erecting quick-firing guns and
search lights. At the entrance to Ports
mouth harbor there will be light pow
erful enough to sweep Spithead, and
guns will be so placed that ships en-
tering must pass under their muZzles.
THAT KING GEORGE ATTACK.
After reflection, the Saturday Review
concludes that the seriousness of the
attack upon King George of Greece
has not been greatly over-rated. In
deed, it insinuates that the whole af-
fair was engineered with the idea of
aIousing, as it actually did, a revolu-
ton of feeling in favor of the dynasty.
The Saturday Review compares the
known power of the Gras rifle bullets.
capable of piercing IS inches of solid
oak, with the slight dent in the metal
lump and the small mark on the wood
work, where the bullets struck the car
riage, notes that the horses had sew
eral slight abrasions and that the har-
ness was cut, and concludes with con-
graduating the king that the horses
did not bolt, in which event there
might have been some danger"
JAPAN'S DEMAND.
If the Tien Tsin correspondent of the
Daily Mail was well informed in say
ing that Japan has. addressed a note
to Russia demanding explanation of the
continued occupation of Port Arthur.
it must lead, taken in conjunction with
the activity in the refortifcation of
Wei Hal Wei, to a Renaissance OF
the uncertainty worry and alarm which
kept the two hemispheres on tenter-
hooks at Christmastime. As the Asso-
ciated Press pointed out on Jan. %,
the diplomats have always dreaded
that Japan would take isolated action
in defense of Corean neutrality. To
this trouble, which seems to be brew
ing, is attributable the continued dis
patch of Russian, French and British
reinforcements to the far east Evil
IDENTIFY Japan is preparing for the strug-
gle which must come some day. and
which will be the fercer the longer it
is delayed.
TO PAINT AMERICANS.
Carolus Duran sails for the United
States on March u to paint some of
the best known American beauties.
serious misfortune has occurred to
the Cambridge university crew. c. N.
Steel, the light blue stroke, has had
sudden attack OF gastric influenza.
In consequence of the strong recon-
mendation of the bishop of Delaware
and others, it has been decided to start
the Order of the Daughters of the King |
Of England, of which many bishops and |
clergymen are strongly supporting the |
and a meeting has been |
in the church house for Mon |
day next, in order to inaugurate the |
order
1t is said in Brussels that when |
Prince Albert of Belgium returns home |
from the United States he will be raised |
to the rank of major in his grenadier
regiment, and that his betrothal to his |
the Princess Clementine. who
was engaged to tn elate Prince Ba-
louin, will be announced.
DRINK INCREASE.
The Times, in it's annual statement,
lays the drink bill of the United King
lom is nearly s3.5G0,000 in excess of
hat in 1886, averaging e3 los I'D
about $19.12) for each man, woman and
.hild.
The English press has universally
printed praises of the statement that
Mark Twain (Mr. Samuel L. Slemens)
las paid the last of his Webster & Co.
ebts. DR.. McAllister, writing to the
Zines on the subject, says:
with the exception of the historical
ase of Sir Walter Scott, do not think
here is to be found in the records of
terature anything quite equal to Mark
'wain's conduct"
Army Officers Fatal Misstep.
Burlington, Ia, March 5.-Lieutenant
frank Ka,ke. of the United States
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