Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-04-02
DEsERET EVENING NEWS: SATURDAY, APRIL 1898.

ed the moderation OF England with
our impatlence, The good ofilces Of
england were requested. but declined
except on the basis of complete repair
huun to the United States. Spain on
couhttred similar rebuff from Ger
many.
spain now requested that the whole
matter be loft to arbitration hoping
~ gum tlmc to reinfurc, her ships at
cuba. and to Increase her land force
by the fan VI Cartagena. which was
dally expected This our government
refused, declaring II subject Of ma
tlonal honor, VI which she herself was
Judge In the meantime the press
were loud IN denuncintion of the
United States. The Vos de cuba con-
graduated the brave tars" of the
Tornado, and hoped that the sword
OF Justice would fail without delay
upon the Infamous wretches who de-
serve no consideration" They have
abused Spanish clemency. tits time for
them to feel Spanish Justice" Note
the application of the two words
clemenoy and Justice. The Spanish
papers, those Of the ministry as well.
declared their entire approval of the
procedure. Not one expression Of re-
gret or disapproval came from the
foreign office
Nothing having been heard of Mr.
Sickles' demand. at y. m. NJ the 2Gtn
the secretary of Tho inc,,ion Me-
Adee, placed In the bouds az NJ car
vajal note from orr ,ri,Istsr 70.
questing passports for himself and his
family and for the officials Mt the le-
CATION. The Italian government had
authorized It's minister to receive the
documents. Mr. Carvatnl wished to
know II his note had not ha,n rarai,,a5
at the legation THE Voc rocai,.od
one-haIf hour lntar 4, a,,tdar,,,, ~,
ing been Detained "a .on is n,. 80,
ernment would enrrv a., ~. ,,'r, 20
sewer diplomatic relations In This
note Spain agreed to tho demands of
the United States ms much for the
sake of quieting foreign dignity as for
the relief of her own COINCIDENCE If
such violations exist, as is claimed by
reason Of the seizure of the Nirrinius
or by subsequent acts She
VIII be glad Ia repair the wrong, ac-
ccrding to Its Just Importance, thus
proving that the reign of law be the
judgments favorable or adverse. is the
first essential to national honor, and
that the observance of law and not oh
stinacy born to assume place in the
senate Of cultured nations"
The final details OF the agreement
were that on the 18th of December fol-
lowing Spanish mnn-of-war would
turn over the Virginius flying the
American flag, to an American man
of-war authorized to receive her. be-
tween the hours of s n. IN. and p. m.
Should accident prevent the arrival of
the American man-of-war. then as
soon thereafter as possible That ~
hours after the arrival OF y United
states man-of-war, at santiago de
cuba all the survivors OF the Virginius
Hhall pc safely escorted on board said
SNIP between a. m. and y. M, and
dnly surrendered TO her commander
who shall notify her arrival to the
authorities,
III, before the 25th day of December
Spain shall have failed to prove that
the Virpinius unlawfully carried the
| nited States flag. a salute OF q guns
shall he fired at Santiago de cuba. as
a salute to the American flag. which
salute shall be returned. gun for gun,
by an American ship, then present IT.
by that date Spain shall prove to- the
satisfaction of the United States that
the Virginius carried the flag unlnw-
fully, the salute shall be waived. That
II proved that the proceedings and SEN