Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-29


10 rrturu DO default VI GOO One. Give
years imprisonment and the cunnHcu-
don Of their property.
Prom the tirtlHh side come few fur
thor particulars " military movements
0f n minor character, but ni pointing in
preparations Go aaieEuard ne tronliet
line IN the event u war, until q SUN
Client force ia assembled 10 take the Of.
fcnaiyc.
KRUGER SAYS IT Is WAR.
4 dispatch to the Times from Pre-
toflu says.
~ h Eoucmily expected that a state
Of war VIII be proclaimed ht any MOS
mcnt lrcHt Kruger granted me nn in-
toryiow today and declared aD had done
nll possible Tor the sake NJ peace Tie
had accepted Mr Chamberlain own
offer of q common Inquiry but Mr.
Chamberlain deliberately broke the
thread Of negotiations, troops were
mnssed on all Sides aud war WIS forced
upon him. II waA Impossible 10 acccd'
u the dispatch Of the l4th
such "a course would have given the
land and the people Into the hands ut
strangers. A. lie D.. bio HHvru yclrf'
proposal would, according tu the null
comets books oufuughiae jJ.npO per-
sons which was more than the whole
number ~ the old hurEhera yct not one
lnndofH never really wanted the fran
chlHu. From the nrlt they refused 90
so on the Commaud0H and registered
themselves aliens Afterwards Lord
Loeb secured exemption Tor them ON
the same terms nH the portugu sHe. iic
wished 90 Indignantly deny Mt. cham
bcrlnin'a chafEr that hg had broken
his promise made during thu discussion
preceding the Pretoria convention of
ISL, that De would treat new lmml-
grants equally with the old hurEherH.
llo had always been ready 90 treat
them Hn and they had always refused.
"in conclusion. ! asked " thUrc was
still a possibility OF peace.
NO" DE- rplicd. adding after pause.
UNLESS the Other side VIII do something
20 mako peace possible
The correspondent adds that perhaps
II iH worth pointing out that ihH come
mnndo In question did not arise until
1894. after the Franchise had been re-
airlcted BY the law N 1881 which makes
account Tor the latter"
BRITAiN's NEW DEMANDS.
The Pan Mail Gazette says It UNDER
stands that Mr.. Chamberlain submit
ted dispatch TO the cabinet council
today containing the following demands
1. Five years franchise qualification
without hampcrins conditions,
q Municipal Helf-guycrnment at
johannesburg on n froely elected basis.
3. The separation u the judlcnturo
and the executive, Independent Of the
yolksrlnd,
l. The abolition Of the dynamite mon
Q. The removal u the fort dominating
Johanna aburE though the defenHos at
Pretoria may remain.
O. The teaching of the English LAM
gunEe Ia the schools.
british CABINETS ACTION.
London. Sept. g8.-An official OF the
foreign office this evening told "a rep
rrsentntiye ~ the Associated Press that
the cabinct.in tho absence OF the Trans
walls reply had agreed 90 draft a dts
patch formulating iu own proposals.,
which Will be- communicated TO the
TrnnHvun government In u fow days.
Parliament viii be- called shortly 20
consider the situation. The government
declines 10 furnish exact information
at present regarding the military
movements,
NOTICE OF WAR.
Pretoria. sept 2o-rhe government
has issued "A notice OF tho measure. 20
b. observed In tho event Of war, The
mines may continue working. reason.
able protection being afforded. The
liquor trade IL prohibited aud special
police VIII maintain order The Rand
gold produced during the war IL to be-
deposited with the government, who
viii mint therfrom sufficient to pay
Ia working expenses. The rest will
be returned after the war Strict
passport regulations have also been
provided