Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-02
DEAL WITH RUSSIA AND CHINA
SYRIA 10 Be UTILIZED BY GERMANY
,..n ou,s, FOR Tier surpius rorais''""-
VIVA, the Newspaper Have TO
ssy About thu Matter

London. sept. "A report was cur
rout here today that treaty OF anu
ane. between Great Britain ana '
man, on tho aa'a o. thf 900 h'' ar
chamberlain. the secretary Of state 10.
the colonies. was actually comp'e'eu
Yesterday. This probably ir an am
pllncation VI the gossip relative to the
s,ny visits OF Count Won He'Hfcld'-
w,ldonburE. the GERMAN Ambassador
40 the British foreign Office during the
p,,, fortnight. which have been attrio-
utei to desire ON the part u Ger
many and Great Britain 20 formulate
A common policy In regard to Russia
and china. Another explanation Of the
German ambassadors vsiin to the
foreign once here 10 that they relate
20 the mixed tribunals Of Egypt the
international agreement On the subject
ending In February
Through French and Rurnian iniu-
erce the court has always hnmpercd
ne nnilsh plans 10 rthe Egyptian saw
INK aud an advancement Of Egyrt'
Now. Il IA said an agrcomnt has Decn
almost reached By which Germany Will
ak Tor mlscd tribunal II l. said
that a. a auid pro quo for Uermany'n
tupport In Eryrt Crcnt Britain viii
recognize Gefmhny'a claim 10 utilize
syfll a. an outlet lot her surplus pop
uiation
Syria 10 q dl,inlon of Aniatlc Turkey
which Includes Palestine. estimated 10
rsror an ana "a about $4,000 rpunrc
miles. II has a population OF about
2iaplQ meHt,y AiohammsdAnr. hut In.
eludlnr about 1iovOo Cruck chrlstinns.
.so01 Mnrouites and Roman Catholics,
IiBe0 Jews and 5000 bruises.
Emperor William u Germany has for
some time pnsi been planning trio 10
PALESTINE and he u expected 60 WHIT
tsfufnirIn this fan ~ order Go dedicate
ne German church there std lay he
corner stone of the herman school. PIT
idllFc aud hospital
His maicriS has also undertaken 10
frfnn Tor the roman Catholics tho
possession 81 cornnculum lin Llunl
tho chamber " the last supper" and
ihc sultan. OF Turkey II said 10 have
irumnted his Willingness to meet the
vth ~ the emperor In this matter.
''NN NNW ANlN hNNafAAf iillN hItNfNNNn
saw Il has received from rourco In
which 4 has oVrrN confidence informa-
ii1H that the Anglo-gsrman agreement
wa signed this week bw air. nalfnur
anl The German Ambassador In behalf
o. ihr respective powers.
Continuing the Pan Mall Gazette
tiyt that while the agreement h 70.
gulried u embraces an offensive and
offensive alliance In certain evcntuaii-
g.
Tho Pail Stall Gazette adds: 'sThIa
NV and mOmcntouH departure IN our
foreign policy come ne natural de-
lelopment Of the European situation. ="
me Gazette then quotes the speech
which Mr Chamberlain made at nir-
mlnghnm on May 18th last. bldding for
Nrrmnn alliance. and continues:
lhitrrly II has been vyldent. from the
iohe ~ the scml-oiicinl German press
Whi The two governments have been
hnilnr closer and finally there were
plpnFcd conferences between Coun,
haiffeldt ana Mr. Baifour. The de-
ifiure 81 Count hatfield proves that
W, ohiect OF the consultations has been
.~r,Nv- Mr chamberlain has gone to
Ametien, Lord Salisbury IL proionrine
~ ah5encc, and Mr. nailour leaves Tor
t holidays on Saturday. Evidently
70. ministers do not expect 10 have To
ll WIN crucial questions OF foreign