Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-04-13
POPE MAKES ANOTHER APPEAL
,.r,,,, Saws the European Powers Have Done
All They Could.
PLAN TO MOBILIZE ALL SPANS FORCES


der on the Arhihtice'
Madrid, April 10, $3.50 a.m'-As a re-
cuff Of a long and important eapihet
council held last night, the Spanish
,,.,r otnoe Is actively engaged in for-tl-
,,,rr and manning the Mediterranean
islands belonging to Spain, and In plac-
.,c other portions of the kingdom in
state Of defense.
I, is understood that instructions
have been cabled to Captain General
Blanco to carry the suspension OF nos
,u,tles into practical effect, according
IN circumstances in each district"
The cabinet refuses to recognize the
right Of the United States to intervene
in Cuba
POPE TRIES AGAIN.
London, April IA special dispatch
from Rome announces that the pope
has again telegraphed to Emperor
ESnncis Joseph OF Austria, begging
him to use his influence with the other
foyerelgns, in behalf of peace between
the United States and Spain.
The Spanish premier. Senior sagasta.
An an Interview this morning. said, ac-
cording to a special dispatch from
Madrid, that he thought the powers
could not do more than they have al
ready done in the way of intervention.
The afternoon papers of this city
unanimously express the opinion that
both the United States and Spain are
heading straight for war. There is
also a disposition to blame President
Mckinley for his alleged indecision.
No YIELDING BY SPAIN.
Madrid April l3.-The cabinet meet
ing lasted live hours and Il is said was
mainly devoted to the consideration of
President 'McKlnley's message to Con-
gress on the Cuban question.
When the ministers adjourned an Of
fetal note was Issued setting forth the
views OF the government. 1t is vari
ousy commented upon and Interpreted
In newspaper circles. In brief. the
note sets forth that the cabinet has
granted an extraordinary credit for
war purposes and has incidentally in
creased the grant for the account OF
dlNlltIN VI lbTib ne MINI
lister of the Interior Senior Capdepen,
gave the official version of the events
here on Sunday and Monday and also
made report Of the occurrence in
some OF the provincial towns.
After disposing of current affairs,
the premier, Senior Sagasta, designated
Two OF the ministers to Immediately
draw up an address to the crown.
The minister of foreign affairs. Sc
at . hg
sagasta. made a report of the state
ahairs In his department which the
premier thought should occupy the first
place in the debates of the cabinet.
senior Gullon read a report Of the text
OF President McKinley's message.
Afte' referring to the Presidents
previous messages which was consid-
cred necessary In order to flll up the
gaps IN the present summary II was
decided that the paragraphs read were
sulhclent for the cabinet to affirm
mat the government refuses to ac-
knowledge the right OF the United
States TO interfere in Cuba, adding:
me doctrine contained in the mes
cage are Incompatible with the SOW
eIelghty ana rights OF the nation, and
are an Interference In the international
shalrs OF this country"
NO ACTION NOW.
expTesssd "I tI,n soVernmeht, however.
called unon IN t Vpln'on mat II Is not
recommenJa,,on 'aSe action until the
lev hnve hno OF President Mckin-
1t is Considered Sv p H. e., acts. mus
We're before the messos se" Wy as as, ,hey
,S T. as and the opinion is expressed
sac Initial circles that neither the mes
"9S changed the prospects of peace.
,,dathe Spanish government considers
Of Spain's rloht, rs solemn animation
is.srs are not called upon to make
any any declaration so long as the resoius
President McIInlsv a. Eae ihitsa.Ne OF
'' ny. acts.
ne olicial note also says;
,,,,,a, urn consciousness OF its rights
them viii inspire the vn,i !" MAINTAIN ma IAN
ny necessary in these difiicuIt mom seasn-