Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-03-31
soxE COUNSEL THE LATTER
FEELING IN MADRID TODAY is BLUE"


,,Vean Powers 20 Pass ON Name "
,,.s-id March S1.--At the confer
,.osterdoy between Senior Sagas-
!, no oremer, and Senior Gamazo and
~, sllyela. leader of the conserva-
NJ. The premier unfolded the terms
..orossd BY the United States minis
\. CEN stewart l.. Woodford, and
M oppositlon leaders counselled their
s..,,or Senior sagasta replied that.
..ar,nv he was not disposed to
.,da IN them. He added that he
,,,,1 like to submit the question OF
|, n ,o.. Of the Maine, which was not
|,on,bed upon at his conference with
|c.r woodford, to the European
bowers
~.a feeling at Madrid today Is pes
..,n,,tic The newspapers here are
; ,.-o,snt Of the actual proposals OF the
|r,,..a states. but are urging no sur
f.idsr.
4 n. geraldo independently and the
y,olonal oppose even the suggested
,rsice and the Cerreo QiberaD
r,.s furious appeal to Don Carlos.
BRlTIsH ADVICE FOR SPAIN.
ronaon March Sl.-rhe Westmin-
st,r Gazette this afternoon noting
.spalns diiHcuity in yielding, in view
Of the danger threatening the dynas-
/ ~" asks;
How in this situation can Europe
hest help Spain and the queen. whom
all respec,g and answers:
by an exptsslon of opinion so
unanimous and decisive that in bowling
| to il The queen and her ministers would
seem to be Yielding to force majeure.
|. this Is done and President Mckinley
pursuss TIE police of saving the honor
Of Spain BY n scheme of purchase. or
other means, a conflict may be avoided
without serious damage to the exist
liza dynasty. We hope our govern
mH, will advise the Spaniards in the
suggest language to make terms"
AWAITING EVENTS.
Washington, March Silt was al
Inet 70 o'clock when the President
|sNse from his table and began to look
tyE bis mail. After he had held a
kaiprence with some of his official
tnf, it was said that no message
feali be sent in to Congress during
b. day. in all probability. The rapid
b. Of diplomatic communications be-
fEssn Washington and Madrid, how
t7a, make unforeseen developments
possible at any moment.
Gen. Grosvenor of Ohio. and Repre-
t.niatyes Butler and Fitzpatrick of
Fsnh:ylyania Hawley of Texas. Stu
p and Jenkins of Wisconsin,
fisteher Of Minnesota and Adams OF
pennsylvania were among the early
tAleis- Several congratulated the
PRESIDENT on his attitude and assured
IN that they approved the course
lken thus far Representative Adams
aiorned the President of the action
tsken at the conference of Republican
saan sympathizers yesterday and
Mo conferred briefly. Afterwards
", Adams stated to reporters that he
sua not reveal what had been told
h Gen Grosvenor said that he
aoaght there was no change in the
alAlOn, but added that "all was in
fVpehse at this time"
NJ, Mckinley stated the situation
y 70 members OF Congress sub
sluany as follows:
.hs administration is simply await
uehnlte response from Madrid
esogatons are In progress and nil
~ uspend upon the effect OF these
tsaminis,ration desires to avoid
{,,ua s lending to precipitation and
I'M taste haste In a matter so fraurht
rmsa W. sravest Consequences. II is
M, as ior peace so far as national
NJ and dignity will permit
hvpeu that the issue will Gonna
NM any any adjustment, II il cnnNbe
M peaeeably II will be gratifvlng
49,, such conclusions ennnot h.
HI rsn within a day the administro
NJ sun hope for II to he eynent-
ssS ie The week closes Meant,,a
No. .sed them that in HE nni.i
Inv mould be no rabid and opni,on
lnn .ool Judgment should dicter ei.eu
Onal born.a matter which involves ma
rrg ,hs I ro,,. anu which will either
escestty wiz out of the crisis
~. WIN credit or plunge it into
Tss iv ~ ADVISES PATIENCE
|ra adj ,rtesIdent further avnr 80,
Congress tsro,na mat the sentiment Of
ine for ,S IL. giving a little longer
itd the ue administration ma
al eilec, "es.,esslty for awaiting tha ~
conmr, me dispatches in nrnarau.
Denomination between pr, progress
b. eS,, Hopkins OF 1n,ro,n
lean con'sue appointed at Tho pnn, pi
atly in,sr,ssnee last night hnd puu-
Afterrs,S' with The p an
hat the P,,hr, Hopkins said ~ sn,,
logether in,,uaolean party wonid isi,
ieved Tia, ,t he present crisis ~ s'ahu
mmensa' ss Ne House olthn' S ne be-
Ton and "cls1,99fity in favor os in, oy an
hpaIt ,bo Naoen lndenendo"n,ih ,erVen,
proper tI,o action of Tho Pras Would
IA auction With H. eatly visit had no
~ ne explaInst e pending situation.
1 kfkpos,nted Tor he INA, mat the committee
KY during ~ purpose would call in
~ 10 the Presin. afternoon and man
t,a the almost the general desire
ae Republican unanimous Judgment
sfe should ba an REPRESENTATIVES. thnt
sue the INN quick, decisive sten 10
Cuban repube na independence OF
.si,,,,e,sation from ,,o
~ hn OF Bel,,mnne Merchants