Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-12
Between Great Britain and Germany Over Az.
fairs Generally In The Island.
COMMISSION CAN NOT SAIL
unili England Conciu des she is
ueady sir Julian Pnunrcfosc Feels
the Trouble Kccniy.

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from Samoa was received here with
feeling approaching diamny. There was
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rctary OF the German embassy called
early In the day upon Secretary Hay.
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anything ~ 10 the nature OF Inv 'N.
change that took place. The arrest ana
a,,cntion by the uritirh naval onicinls
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dangerous fcatureh OF tho controversy
IL IL said the consula of the three pow
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tofim jurihuloloh' ihN"iNlhE 'n' ''h"'
70 try the subjects OF their respective
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hANo peon oo"''''''Vu' "nu'' w
ueo the German CONSUL Rose may de-
mand the surrender OF the German. II
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probable that he VIII Dc delivered eN.
ccpt upon some adequate suaIan'y mat
he " To be Huihciynuy punihhei' ~ u
mol believed that Hose VIII make huoh
promise.
IL u believed Admiral hautN. win
inc co-operntlon ot the britlhh. VIII
continue his efforts TO bring the rebel
liouA natives 10 terms. Thia u not IKE
" To be an easy task. IN View OF tue
nomcwhn ninall force ~ MS coininhhl.
but " " raid the britith government
may accept the proposition OF the nu.
thoritlcn OF New Zealand
TO rend q regiment OF soldiers 70
Samoa. No protest thus TAR
has been lodged at tho state depart.
mcnt ngainst ADMIRAL kautN.
AZ the Ilritisli and German embassies
the news OF the bloody conflict ~ sa-
moa was received with deep concern.
Sir Julian Pauncefote expressed his
profound regret at the collision AT
moment when ne hRd hoped inc trou-
bic was In fair way 10 adjustment
Mr.. Eliot, the British hiTh commits
hioncr 10 Samoa. also dcplorcd the
event The british officials were quite
confident however. that the chances
VI u settlement would not be destroyed
sby this anair, although they might De
romewhat embarrassed.
~ Mother of the embassies hnd
word OF official Information been re-
ceiNcd. and the Associated frehn nc-
counts were therefore scanned with
great interest The German ambhH-
Hndor. DIR, Won llclloden, stated that
while he was wholly without official
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In an diplomatic quarters there was
disposition 70 tfrat the news ~
grave, but not M dinruptinE the plans
Tor a settlement A sharp dln.rvnoe
has developed between the brlti-h ana
German foreign office as 20 getting the
high commission on for Samoa on the
lsth. Lord salisbury says the COM
miHslonerr cannot be Instructed ny inc
government 10 ~ 10 get away on tue
lsth, The Hritirh view " thht thrrr
" no chance OF xettinv away untll next
m"hth. Inc ioh"wihg nne'ni ocrinhn
view was given 10 the AnHocihted
Pretni
AFTER Germany ana the United
states had arrived az ruch m under.
standing that the commission could
nave lett San ffancilco vn the lyui.
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