Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-25
INSTRUCTIONS ARE VIGOROUS
o...i,s Admiralty Not Prepared to
OFFER Aoy Explanation Of
The incident.
r,Ir FOR ROJEsTvENsKY REPORT
wifi Probably be Filed at yIso. Spain
WV Emperor Expresses Deep Regret
To King Edward

p.,,rsbure. oct 25, 1885 p NJ
,,,ssaor Hardlnge during the night
S ,,ne,y,d Instructions from his govern
l',. ., N ,be subject Of the North sea
n' ~, and will present them during
a ,. 1.y nrobably after Foreign Minis
' @' Io1,s5ort sees the emperor TINS
afternoon. ,.,,., ,oyoi n.
ache in full uniform accompanied 10y Dy
-. ,,'' embassy chasseur wearing his iull
, ny with hunting knife and plumeu
s., With the British colors' drove IA
no' NO.. ,oa,y 10 the admiralty where the
' ,,,..hs formally notified the minister
nssne mat there We're other British
g'sng asets on the Spanish coast THIS
..,msl warning probably indicates the
,.mo. OF the British instructions
,h,sb there is reason to believe are
,on,bsd IN a vigorous and somewhat
lf r. y noon inc admiralty announced
,..,y !, mas not prepared to oiter any
u.'si,rstlon OF the trawltr incident
,Ntlrg lbat Vice Admiral RojestVeh-
XXX report has not yet reached the
s5rlralty, where II was explained that
n mas not Rojestyenskys portion OF the
,sY8ron which stopped at Cherbourg
n h oolnted out that Roiestyenskys
m,ssase nrobably viii be filed at Nlgo,
Srsn which presumably Is the ilrst
Stopping point Of his squadron
THE CARS REGRETS.
ST. Petersburg. oct 2J.-Emperor
Nicholas has telegaphed to King Ed
ward expressing his deep regret at
what occurred ln the North sea Satur-
IAN and his sympathy with the fam
HES Of the killed and wounded Usher
men,
JAPANESE AWAIT NEWS.
Toxic Oct 25. 10 a. m. The details
the sinking OF the British traWlel
Crane 10 the Northe sea by the Rus
ssn Pacific squadron are not known In
Toxic and popular and official judg-
nsnt IL awaiting fuller knowledge, The
only information received came I'm a
few brief kilograms conflicting be-
tween attack and accident The jill Is
me only newspaper commenting on the
incldent Il first discusses and then
dsmsses II as absurd even for RUS
sa which has shown wants Of wisdom
and discretion several times The sug
gtstons are made that the crews Of
tho squadron desire a preteXt for their
recall from the hazardous oriental
cruise or that Russia desires 90 save
her face by involving Great Britain
Then the paper proceeds:
The most likely explanation Of the
outrageous action OF the squadron 10
found In the fact that some days ago,
OWNS 10 Um0r that Japanese ves-
sells laden with explosives had been re-
ported u The Danish strait the Danish
authorities sent an escort with the Rus
san squadron 20 prevent any violation
Of Danish neutrality We know nothing
o. NE supposed dispatch Of our ships
% NAT quarter but II Us likely that the
Russian ships apprghmding attack by
We japanese, out OF excessive fear.
mslook the Tawlers for japanese YES
Fs sinking mines and attacked them
F''houl making any Inquiry
RUSSIAN GOLFERS AT VIGO.
vgo, Solin, oct gi-Flve collicrs
lon The island Of Teneriffe arrived here
curing The night and four others have
taeOed Arlsa 90 await the Russian
ladron, which is expected 10 divide.
wy OF d coaiug here and the other
,aH az Arosl, % small island I'M Arosa
Z about la miles north Of Vigo.
lhe spanish WarshIps Eslromadura
ill ho dc Ia Plata are ON their way
"' 70 see mat neutrality is observed.
RUSSIAN TORPEDO BOATS.
Brest France, Oct s5-rhree Russian
k'peu2ooals with o. collier passed US
KEW, slI I. miles west by north of Brast.
~, morning travelling westward.
- Understood That orders have been
Eve, Eve. by The local authorities NOT 10
,oss' me Russian vessels to coal In
cioo, h'pssan consul general at Bar
r..yls S ,ss arrived here 10 arrange for
'''''aalmg The squadron.
SQUADpoN Nom s,,,ur,,,.