Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-12

ordered 5000 tons Of English steam coal
| 10 br sent to the Cape Tor the use OF
the wnrHhiua.
The outbreak VI war has sent up the
price Of English wheat. AMI on the
various country markets lhc farmers
have refused TO sell wheat under 20
hhlllinEs per quarter. Ia some eases
even holding II out fcs stili higher
| price.
a dispatch from Kimberley says that
Cecil Rhodes b. expected there rhYrtiy.
New York oct IA great mlss
meeting was held ln Carnegie hall tu.
nlght 10 express sympathy with the
boem In their controversy with Great
Britain. The naE VI tht rrnnHanl ro-
public hung slide by side un the stage
with the Stars ana strpos The toi1fH
~ the ofuuFu Free Stisn wore also disc
played. These resolutions Wotc
adopted
"iicsolvcd. That this meeting having
considered the difficulty which las
arisen between Great Britain and tuc
South African Republic. and having cN-
amlued tho relations uf these two
states, as defined by the convention of
1881 ami 1854 ls 10 the opini ln iuat
Great Britain does not pofarfB any
rlrht Of Intervention in ths internal nf-
inlra Of the South AfrcHn Republic.
law.
"Rcsolved. Th,at this meeting is also
of the opinion that the South African
Republic. although not bound 90 CONF
plN with any uf the demands OF CrCat
10 min, has shown u rr1pHr ANA CONE
menduble willingness to counidrr tho
nllt rCd grievance and TO grant rHuaou-
able privileges. ana that. therefor. IL
"a tfc duty Of Great britain not ia
force o. conflict In South .Afucu but
al boo Haa d
lea'o the whole matter - "a c"ur. ~
ara ltrutlun,
'Besolycd. That a copy Of those rcso-
lutluns be- transmitted to the ruvefn-
mcnt ~ the United states. 20 the gov-
eminent " Great Britain and TO tho
public"
Il had been rumorcd around the hall
that the meeting would break up In e
Hecthing mass Of people burning
union Jack II was expected by tho
plottcrH that pnndcmonlum would
reign. A. the end of the meeting
man In the rear OF the hall with o. tfw
followers as "a bodygunrd. seized
union jack. that was holstcl there and
tore it 10 ahrcdH. Then hc turnu 10
run and was thrown out Of tho huil by
the police.
THE TIMES GRATrFIED.
London, oct ls.-Thc Times ln an
editorial article this morning. which loo
common with those OF other papers.
warmly welcomes Lord Rosebsry'H let
ter refers to the antl-Dritlsh feeling
abroad, which n very violently cx-
prgasvd IN the French papers. The ar
tclo says.
"rhe outburst reminds ua OF that
which greeted the Americans IN their
contests with spain. and nothing more
y needed TO mark is bitterness ana
Tho Times. assuming that the Beers
expect great things from the employ
ment OF artillery which they dld not
possess In 1881. predicts that they VIII
BE- unplcamnily disappointed. because
the effective use OF artillery requires
long training and q high state OF dlfci-
pllnc, 10 both " which the Beers are
deficient while no arm OF the British
service OF late years has made such adj
vanccs MS the artillery"
PLENTY OF FOOD AND EQUIP
MENT.
London, oct, IA dispatch 10 the
Times from SaudHprult. under date OF
Tuesday reports that parndea were
held there In honor OF the anniversary
Of President krugerA birth. The cor
respondent says;
''rhe Beers are pleased with the
heavy rain fan, which VIII improve
VIZ NiNHNF AHN AftlANNAA AnAhNiA q hAtaH
ness have been In the Bocr crmp four
days. Nothing noteworthy has oc-
CURVED. General Joubcrt'a Headquarters
and the artillery camp are about ten
miles from the border lie carefully
patrols the frontier but forblda large
armed bodies 10 cross the border or
show themselves near the border Tho
arrangement Of the camps and commits
slurlat ls rough aud ready There M
very little arm or discipline. but the
general result II satisfactory. each man
or small mess attending TO their own
affairs. The earlier confusion due 10
delay IN The arrival 81 stores hna dlHap-
pclIel and there IN now an abundance
~ food and equipment. The only defect
IL a lack nf good water, The whole Pre-
tnrln command yesterday shifted ita
position nearer TO drlnkablc water and
better grass"
CANADIAN TROOPS FOR THE
TRANSNAAL..
Toronto, oct. i2-The Globe. the ON |
clul mouthplecg N the Dominion guy- !
crnmcnt, iu itH Ottawa correspondence |
today states that the imperial govern