Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-06

see that the peaceful traffic Of the
world across the isthmus Of Panama
shall not longer be disturbed by con-
slant succession OF unnecessary and
wastefu civil wars"
ALL QUIET AT COLON.
Washington Nov. 6.--The navy de-
partment has received cablegram
from Commander Delano, OF the Dixie,
announcing his arrival at Colon, TIE
cablegram states that the Colombian
troops have evacuated and that the sit
uation is quiet.
Commander Delano cables that he
has landed an adequate force of mar
ines from the Dixie and that the blue
Jacks which landed from the Nashville
have re-embarked on the Nashville
The Dixie carries 400 marines,
The navy department has received
a cablegram from Rear Admiral Glass
commanding the Pacific squadron, an
nouncing the departure of the Marble
head, Concord and Wyoming ana the
collier Nero yesterday at Acapulco,
Mexico for Panama. The squadron Is
under full speed.
rear RuInlIhl N@pklhdU vi Nll' 1fi ~
bean sea squadron has arrived here in
response to summons from, Rear Nd
miral Taylor chief OF the bureau Of
navigation and conferred today with
the officials at the navySdepartucnt,
He will receive instructions from the
president and upon his arrival at Colon
viii assume supreme command OF the
American naval force on The Atlantic
side of the isthmus. Rear Admiral
Glass upon his arrival at Panama VIII
relieve the captain Of the Boston of
the command Of the naval force there,
ENGLAND WILL RECOGNIZE HER.
London, Nov G,--The announcement
that the United States had recognized
the independence OF Parama was re-
celved too late to secur, an Official ex-
preston on the subject from the for
eign Office. There Is no reason TO
doubt. however, that Great Britain Will
eventually follow the same course.
DOES NOT AFFECT GERMANY.
Berlin. Nov. 6.--The German admiral
Nv says the revolution at Panama has
not influenced the movements OF the
German warships in American waters
and II does not expect That a cOntin-
gency will arise requiring a change of
plans.
No dispatches have been received
from the German squadron regarding
Panama,
Paris, Nov. 6.-The French foreign Of
Ace has received dispatch from the
French consul at Panama, confirming
the Associated Press dispatches OF yes
terday from that city and from Colon.
The consul saws.
colon has now followed the course
of Panama and Is passing into the
hands of the revolutionists The trans
fer followed extended negotiations be-
tween the Colombian troops and the
Revolutionary element This eliminated
yesterday when the Colombian troops
surrendered and Immediately were EN-
barked The change occurred without
bloodshed
''rhe United States gunboat Nashville
and the transport Dixie, with $50
marines, are cooperating with the rail-
road company I'm maintaining order.
Another dispatch from the consul
says
"Frederco Boyd, Jose Araiano. and
Tomas Ariaso. representing the provis-
ional government. have communicated
To the consuls OF the foreign powers
that the new state has been constitute
ed"
The consul adds; 1.-The province OF
Cauoa shows no sign Of revolution nor
has the revolution thus far spread to
other provinces.
"The new state assumes all the for
mer treaty and legal obligations of Co.
lombia."
The last information is regarded by
| the officials here as being most lmpor-
TINT M ebntxiuV mn Iiappatflota an q a
part OF the new republic Of Panama to