Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-11

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dent steyn. and whatever course shalt
be taken by the Tranavaai wall receive
the c0inmcndation and support OF the
| Free state.
1T il freely rumDrrd In the town. and
Ia believed to b. correct. that the Eoy-
ornmont assumed It's arm position be-
cause Great nrltuln'H now prupnHHla
have not arrived. though Mr, Conyug-
ham Greene. British diplomatic agent
At. Pretoria, Informed state Secretary
Reitz nine days ago that they would
be formulated IN few days time. Con-
scquuntly the burFhorH are alarmed at
the continued dispatch OF troops from
England ana inlia.
"a telegram received here outlines tho
ultimhtum IN terms already cablcd.
which tho. correspondent gathers has
Just been dispatched"
The correspondent adds. Martial
law may be proclaimed ON wednesday.
but all depends upon Great nritaln'a re-
ply. The Transyaal forces brc beinf,
augmented by volunteers % an nation
alitlea. The war Office ~ very busy.
Ambulance parties are starting Tor the
front There II sim the faintcHt hope
that war may b. nvcttod."
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London. oct. 1.-THE Daily Chronicle
this morniig cditonally says Il IL COM
PEELED 10 admit that the uo.r utti-
mntum, unhappliy worded as il IL.
makes war unavoidable
Editorial articles In other papera
generally express pity for President
Kruger's precipNnnoy, which places the
Trunsvaai technically In The wrong.
The standard says. '4rhc Trans.
walls worst enemies could hardly have
supposed that It's arrogance would lead
IL 10 such an extrnvuEunce. Tho note
ii written In a atyic which would be
offensive n Il came from "a tirat-ratc
power and In inconceivably ridiculous
as emannting from trumpery Httlc
state which exists only by Great Brit
aims forbonranoe."
The DAILY Mail SAWS, '=Thc Bocrp
have dosfod tho mask aud declared war,
which their deludcd supporters In Eng
land had considered 10 imposslbiy
Doubtless at nrst we may auffor. hut
we sursred before, and Ia the ond tho
noerr and their supporters viii receive
tho punishment which their insane at
tempt TO i,erpctuate on an almost bar
barrie system their government In the
nineteenth century most thoroughly
deserves"
The Daily Newn. admitting that n
determined on war, Kruger h Justified
Ina striking while he has a chunct OF
some ISOLATED successea. says; '"rho
Boers' herd friend Will dcplorc that
they ha,o put themselves In the
wrong"
Tho Daily TELEGRAPH SAYS: ''presl-
dent Kruger has slammed the door in
the fnce III Great britain with an tho
Violence Oh infuriatod folly. He ap-
pcnrs to have celebrated hia birthday
In a manner which will bring his re-
public gathering down over MS head
rue Iln's says " nus t, ~ 70 DC
President Kruger will contain simply
L.iof expression Of regret that he
should have taken the serious step In
Vowed In addressing "a communication
NJ such a nature to her majesty ElV-
crbTent, and the announcement that
her majesty'H government has no fur
tner communication to mako 20 him at
the present moment,
The Times says edltoriallyi THE
news that the Transvaal has taken
Huch q step VIII be received with pro-
found regret by majority OF the Brit
lsh people. To the last we chung to the
hope that hiOudahed would De avoided,