Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-11
IT,, Nate with Stringent De-
a,nd, Probably Forced It,
Is CALLED FOOLISH
pn,tsnd na. violated the
'.,,on ofisst chamber
lain Get. the iilame'

-,nls and mat az " -,
,sh wednesday, afternoon
n y, lime. on actual state OF war
n ,,,tB,tnm was received In Sir
y, vrssr. Enellsh TRANSLATION at
Il ~ rBsiiiy morning. Sir Alfr'd
J-,dy notified Sir GcoWe WHITE
I ..,.rs vac iost In taking the nccc--
~. AZ the British troops con-
t,suse ln south Africa and adj
- 10 The front, Il IL quite POSI-
=. .,-,-ilnr to the terms Of the Bocr
y .,-,,um. that hostllltios have al
Y N commenced. as Kruger haa
Z .,,,lsr to gain by an instant adj
r.. unti The arrival Of the army
100 possible that the British VIII
!. .,yvhsc remain on the defensive.
r.. diplomatic circumstances sur
,.ilrc he presentation ~ the Trans
n r.sabI.cs ultlmatum are probably
-.,.st pfststiont ordinarily u foreign
- when addressing percmptory
Il .als 10 another. sends thcm
. -.5sb an Ambassador or minister ac-
y M 10 H. adversary
-. Tfanayaal government, however
. 70 Diplomatic representative rccoH-
- br Great Britain. Montague
~ he Tmnayaal consul-Eeneful
4 fo-f5n would not be- received by
r., IN. f8rplrn ONCE or the colonial
= Consequently. President Kruger
/. o.iuc..i 10 handing the ultimatum
Al r5avrrham Greene 40 Pretoria, VINO
4 man vlrri % Co Sir Alfred Miner
in commissioner IN South Africa,
4 vt1m IL was Transmitted To AT
\ mi4rfIn. who thus bccomcH the
4 .-fsttry ~ state Tor the colo
= ID r.4tlye an ultimatum. As soon
tse communication b. translated
4 % DE- cipher ln which u waf' trans
tuoi 49, Chamberlain VIII Forward II
n ne FOREIGN onioc. .,,,-
ITte Westminster Gazette tayHi We
h Ia frim q trustworthy source that
~ British government has also di1-
4 rhld J noie containing stringent de-
l isis which must have caused the
i "a ultlmatum. Diplomacy has thus
ts lurt word and the lnst word On
4 n s.le b N the Kind TO which the
. la = not 10 the least likely 10 Yield
I u l1alnf Is the cloao of the Trans
\ IN note. the f0rupart of which was
4 5lshed Tuesday evening;
I This government onu only see IN
4 above lnllmatiln from her majcfi-
4 government new violation OF the
4 sysntlon ot London. 1854. which does
n fa-lfys TO her mujcstyle govern
M ihe right a. % unilatoru rct Tie
d ~ q question which n exclusive
II 4 domestic one Tor this government,
4 Q which has already been regulated
n ihls government
/ -On account VI the strained situation
4 q he subsequent serious lOaa IN and
lirrupil0n " the trade Ia general
thlfh The correspondence respecting
faachiso and the representation Of the
dpla of he republic has carried IN It's
faih her mniutya government has
snily pufaed Tor On early settle
at and finally presses, BY your In
'ucniI0n. for an answer within forty
fhi huun, o. demand subsequently
.imeuhat modified 10 your note OF
'.llrmhgr llth. replied 10 by the note
iha ruyrmmcnt NJ September 18Th,
. 90 your note Of September 20. 1893.
ihrrraiier further friendly nogutln-
ln. Nefc broken on, this government
SWING an lntimation that propO-
tof hnnl settlement would shortly
made
Although this promise WIS once
qN imported, the proposal up to noon
y y. 90, reached this government. Even
hls thh friendly correspondence WAS
y soihs pn, The Increase Of troops ON
IAige scale was introduced BY her
llulys government tho troops be-
I stationed in the noIghhorhood ~
Z borders o. a threat against the In
,nleneo ot che South African Re
gla since { was aware of no cir
.lilanees which would Justify the
t..her NJ such "a military force In
w Miien. and In the nolghborhoOd
N answer to an Inquiry with re-
Nv lheiet1, and addressed to his eN-
A,hgy TIE high commissioner, this
umgnt received 10 lis great as
'lll'hi ln answer, "a yelled lnalnua-
p, lhll from The side OF the ropub-
~ attack was being male on her
t'0 colonial policy. and nj the
~ uIne mysterious reference 70
u, ,pilluea whereby this govern.
N. sm stfcngihoncd In It's suspicion
Il. w. Independence Of this republic
u-iht Threatened. As "A defensive
NY, lhh government was therefore
80 70 send q portion OF the burgh-
thls republic ln order 10 offer
h- *. Resistance 10 impoHaibillties.
~ NAIln brown CLARK. radical mem
..e the House OF Commons for
. wv Who AN along has worked
~ W. peace. has lust received n
,,..ayleiiHlle letter of thants from
.,lll, llnt General Jouhert In wbirh
.ta,n louhert declares that cecil
n. ~ ~ Jameson and Mr.. Chandler
M. ~ responsible for the mischief. lie
{, ' p, johannesburg clique say that
4 "a n..nhor|uln regards the oNistenro
-. Viahgr FIRE. State nnd tbe
iii.nal aH two bl0tH. which. NJ CON
~ NfH slated. must be- ,ylned out
\ M .e map, ne seems desirous Ia
~. wv elih ihe blood VI the Afriknnder
\. anl 1f ne poor British noldier1
=. nl, l'alfc war We know 40 mn,
d c,. mach inr the powerful nr,,t,s
n, Ws britain and her willing COLO
sy,btn,' never have been allie 10 do
M AsilnHI England'a might.
l. ~ Aailhofluin ~ TRYING H. drtvo
M sfs 'ns yea sea, but atiii nope ,i6d
iaiss'y TO tho kind heart IN her
M = ,9e queen. and that or Nor
llog .''.,' hnd that they win moi
air'1 w. wicked Hnman 10 rooi III
bal ctlsAinst no. We are convinc,'d
IN esn1rliillnletlaiu viii try to ,ennuer
IN, b'n y and We shah try 10 IRE.
Id ds"n. uy the help Oh Qod. 10 Inc
A di,,epl ~ our blood" " '
iy gyasirIn from Pretoria, dated Mon
m, .,s' says, owing 10 tho stafo
ms,ssaNlly generally and The md
'sa oa'rllii.a which prevail. il has
4 NJ HWY announced that there viii
rev o., ,hday reception M th i.' p n WI
IA m,, Nnallers arc becomina critical
AN so5 g oi Nc burghers In Inc three
ast \ t,0lIunnands are impatient ma pi soei
oys,gb .1,leIlnl to await Inc arrival
.trlasd h.l.mlng relnforcements fr ',n
im0st a. ihe President hns done bis
y '''i'y might auli settle mat
asisr ,ss ne past few days teierraphIe
'' nave been held with Presi-