Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-08
CApITULATED THIS MORNING.
lIulineers offered TO Present Vessel TO
The RoumanIan Govern.
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DEMANDED THE BREECH BLOCKS,


KustenjI, Roumana July S-Tho
nag Of ST. Andrew once ugaln floats
over tho batteship knloa polomkIuo
and the torpcdoboot which have proved
such terrors 10 the Black sea commmi.
ties for n couple of weeks poN The
formal surrender Of the mutMous crows
actually occurred NJ ! o'clock this
afternoon after series Of discussions
ana negotiations between the Rouman.
Ian authorities and the leaders OF the
mutncers
The Roumanan officers who boarded
the battleship ON her arrival here,
called upon the crew Ia surrender IN
which case they would be- treated as
foreign deserlors or else leave the port
forthwith, II speedily became apparent
that tho Russian vessels returned to
This port with the Intention Of giving
themselves up 10 u foreign government
md the crews soon announced their ac.
tcptance OF tho Roumanlan terms
The mutineers Oh the knla2 Potem.
kline offered 10 surrender as dcsertcrs
lnd the Roumonian authorities do.
handed the broech.blocks Of the battle.
ihIps guns rs u pledge Of good fallh.
The mu,meers offered to present the
bbltloshIp TO the Roumanian govern.
ncnl m they declare they are anNous
mat she should not be handed over 10
RuSsia,
Tho kniaz potcmklnc arrived here
'oday accompanied by q lorpcdoboaJ
md now lies IN the outer harbor near
Inc Russlnn guardshir psozouapc The
Ronmonlan cruiser elisabeth ana the
raining ship Mlrcca are IN close proy.
NIFTY GEN. Ancolcsco commanding
me- Dobrulb division and the port com.
'andcr proceeded to the mullneors
Mtlloship to demand am explanation "
HE reasons Tor her rc.oppearanco In
Roumlnion waters Soon after she
bad anchored the knias potcmkinc be.
fau exchanging signals with the royal
tuardship psozouHpc and II was the
belief ashore that the mutlucors con.
Nmplntcd surrondcring In accordance
Nilh tho terms offered by thcRoumanluu
government when tho bnttlcship last
iSlti this port The appearance NJ
,he NnlaS Potomklno and the rumorN
concerning the ptontIons of her crew
iroa,al tho greatest excitement IN Eus.
Null md extracted large crowds 10 tho
lcl front The excitement was I'M.
irHsel later In the day when II became
nown that tho mutmccra had offered
10 surrender 10 the Ronmanian aulhou.
hes "A doserlers ana that tho Roumous
nm onicIals had demanded the brccch.
Ilooks nj the guns Of the battlcship us "A
elcdso OF the mulinocrs good faith
The mulirccrs asked tho Roummlm
lulhorills 10 guarantee mat lhcN
Mould furnish the sailors who Wure
rentored wih Roumanian passports
md Rl,o 20 guarantee that they shall
Iol W. cSlradilod TO Russia,
The mullnoers wanted TO take on the
measure which was ON hoard the knla2
Po,omknc hut the authorities declined
10 Acquiescc
The Russians win gradually No CON.
tsyod 10 any frontier they may select
md VIII then be liberated, the local
medals having given an understanding
n This effect Tho RoumHnlan mas hns
boon holstcd over the Russian war YES,
lols ~ well NJ the Russian 20 ne 20
prevent any attack ON them IN Rou.
nanian waters by the vessels Of the
Russian squadron which are reported
10 be In pursuit of the mulincora
ADMIRALTY SURPRISED
n Petersburg, july s. Tho admiralty
)as teen advised Of the arrival Of thu
Rnla3 polomkine al kusIonji and II
BOW cndoNyorng 10 gol IN touch win
Rear Admiral krugora squadron and
Mtn u westward Dispatches have been
lent 30 al the raucnsus ports.
The return Of the rebel botllcghlp "a
kuaienii wac y complete surprise II
No admiralty, NJ they were convinced
Mat the mutlncors were heading for
Rntoum or potIa, Tho naynl nulhorl'
Hcs conjecture that large part Of The
rev of tho knas rotcmknc would
mlhor take advantage of RoumnnIn'I
'ifer NJ treatment nv dcacrlcre AMI
hereby escape punishment for iOoll
onduct than cast IN their lot with the
syolutlonlsle IN the Caucasus
TuRks AUTHORIZED TO SINK
HER,
\ con,ton,nonlo, July S-Tho Russian
Embassy hnH authorized Turkey TO SIM
NJ Russian boitlcship KnIeS potom