Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-27
IINSOOWNE Hopes FOR PEACE.
AZ III, Cabinet Ministers Have Been
' instructed to be Ready For a
Cabire, Council
POPULAR EXCITEMENT INCREASES
r,,,,. /, Doing Her Utmost to Promote
satisfactory SetiIcmeot-She Her
s,lf Refuses 10 be Involved.


London. Oct 81 4''l p. NV nue. no
lime limit for the receipt OF H gus ia, .
,,pIy has been fled 1t Is sener'''s u"-
5.r,,ooa today that the route OF 'ne
Russian squadron J Hs' ''p''''"' VI"
4. barred by the O'hannel SQUADRON,
commanded by V'le Ao'"'r'' Ho'0
Charles Beresiod
Al a o'clock this afternoon LORD
-" ,.a.,o eyprtssei his belief that
60 -, .o,tement would be arrived
at
WILL CALL CABINET COUNCIL
London. Oct 21.-AIl, the cabinet min
s.sp have been in 'truc'ed to hold
n.nsslyes in readIne Is in case a CABS
met council should be necessary rms
lei to a report that council nad been
summoned and natura Ivy, Increased the
,,,nlar excitement as h was interprc.
,.5 az an indication hat the govern.
ment was about to &c Ike maj step
No cabinet meeting ha been definitely
sysd but one viii und )ubtedy be held
bs,ors the government takes action OF
an Importantly decisive character.
Ambassador Bencken dorff was early
s,ar This morning, an Il after dealing
with bis correspondence drove to Lans-
dogne house to see IN foreign secre-
ary, Lansdowne. While he was still
there the French amba. Hador, ". Cam
bon. called. thus condu ding the preya.
lent belief that France IS doing her ut
most to promote sat Hfactory settle
ment me conference of the three
dIp.omatIs,s lasted nea ,ly an hour,
Premier Balfour, who spent the night
N the guest Of Lord salisbury at Hat
ssd house, Herttordsh Ire, returned to
he foreign office at n pom II IS now
considered certain that the premier will
summon cabinet council for noon to-
morrow, prior to his departure for
southampton, where there Is reason |
10 expect he viii eiihnr announce the |
Substance OF any settlement arrived at |
with Russia or In the absence Of set |
tenent will announce the nature Of the !
steps to be taken by tn, British gov |
tmment
DEADLOCK STILL -NBRoKEN
London Oct %, l;Gp. ro.-Up to this !
hour there IS no sign OF an end to the |
deadlock over the question: Of the pun
Elmeni Of the Russian officers respon-
s0e for the North sea tragedy. so the
Associated Press understa nds As re-
sanS the British demand for their pun
Rhnent being an infrinrent Of Rus
aa' sovereignty and hClrts Ambas.
"dor Benckendorf In hla interview
WIN Lord Lansdowne today main
alNed that such punishment must be
aSe0 on the spontaneous Initiative of
Us empeTor's government and that a
a'mand from a foreign power that Rus.
"a snall punish her officers cannot be
entertained
IN any event Il was impu ,slble for
0' Russian government to mete out
punishment without having before It
: statement Of facts as presanted by
l'' own officers
count Benckendorf also pointed out
way lne emperor's telegram was re-.
"'ded by all Russians less an A per.
%.'l communication to King Edward
.,a =. as an expression OF the sentiment
" NE whole Russian nation.
'De'e ls no indication Of Lord Ians.
, a'ene Withdrawing his demand and
D'u ~, 'ne dispute has not yet reached
=, 4, |.l'a'0m stage It is likely 10 do
=, i To-Day without some recognition
Ss, punishment IN principle by the am
hnn.s government. RussIa's conNrned
mand IN " ,ss9'mply with the British de.
feenos 's's respect creates glooml4.
sbarsS .., N diplomatic circles wblnh
he lnr nl'n lord Lansdowne YESTERDAY
,ys,t, IMPRESSION that Russian wouiI
N''S agree 20 this point
'INcKENDoRFF SEES LANs.
DOWNE,
.'uaoh Oct 21.-AmbassaAo, p.,,,
i osy'n pald another visit to Lord Ians
tremroa isuout 3 o'clock this afternoon
.epou 70 discuss RojestvenaLv's
sIlSs,r rms caused consider MI.
ntnt ,S. mn mere, since while the s,ote-
.mong X, Two 3 torpedo hoa,s voro
lcoulea we hsl ing fleet il eenorsily
lepss y, mere is beginning IN ho gS
he posslhnl,,p disposition to believe I'm
D the ssber,.s mat there Is another side
"''''Tmsns story, '''' I
OHOERs TO MEpIrERnANr,v
"a SQUADRON. 9
4 tt Ss 81. Hungary, oct27.-Tbo o,,,.,. /
low bsra ',sh Mediterranean soraS Az. y
rom ny mas received urgon, a n,'Ho ~, y
vision anuoIh'lnlIalty to unite with The =
u' 'nelr voyage eastward ''u
~. ADMIRALTY VERY BUSY
IN a,S ', f.rk Oct sl.-clerks ot ma o.. ,
Osy Working . ,ie admiralty were very S
me night az nlgh pressure until late y
on corresnCor gaoles the Herad's Ton. y
Ne admlssPi,U,. The first lord NJ .
.slructlon. gave the officials snecloi q
imself sn, y send with all basto ' so /,
'rtmenis w ,he various heads m do w. 4
rain teleg Immediately on receipt of