The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-06
ROCK SPRINGS
81. Massacre Of Chinese by
INC the Mluers.
..rpD,Y'S CHOLERA NOTES
Catholics - at KaseGAs :
GsfInaN snoats-The President
- Arain-ObitU ary-Ete,
=. noer sprlngs aIassacre.

Thf LtIlA -
,,,,gv. wyoming, September g.
I'5., special from Rock Springs
4 4 -. latest that can be obtained
s'D tbs scene of the recent anti
Cnln'S ',,.,s have returned to work. at
The mine mine he'd last night, measures
mse .aEsn to put q stop to the
we're 49, coroussIs of a few
dfal thai, number, who have been
Of lnem The removal Of the
eseDls1 Two more dead celestialS
I'm foafd today, one IN the RUNS oil
VIZ gsieatevn. and another beneath the
O l9anosS bridge. about mile east. The
TI .atGcn had been wounded and
nIsa a,sod 20 walk that far before ne gave
W 8o,, correspondent talked with the
lo- to-day who took an active part
Aa sSa sttack upon Chinatown, and
toIS that less than third-of the
s s1S1 Oh Tb;nese in the ruins of the houses
S S'Vs b b found thus far. They declare
. hat no less than twenty-five were shot
down inside the burned buildings.
T TSass buildings had dirt roofs,
lH?.S covered M the dead China
ns ,' when the dwellings succumbed
- the Aames, and as no actual search
~ boon made in the mines II Is quite
,-obahle that these statements are true.
SSinanen are still arriving at sta tons
est and vest, almost dead from, fright,
and weak from fatigue and lack OF food.
All are shipped to Evanston by the
comDany. They reiterate the state
y,ent that many have died in Che hills
ram wounds received in the attack
anon thera. It is reported here that
he white miners at Almy in the west
EN- end o. the Territory, have notified
the Chinese labOrers IN the mines that
thew must leave inside of three days,
and that the Union Pacific has guaran-
.eed their removal within the time spe-
fled. The Celes.aals all along theroad |
sfused TO WORK today and demanded
asses to Evanston. Chinese laundry
en- and servants at Green River were
Id last night that they must leave
thin twelve hours, and they will 60
sSt on tO-day's express.
September 5.-Adjutant
neral Drum to-day telegraphed in
-uctiOns to Major-General Scho6eld,
Chicago, TO order additional United
ate5 troops 20 Evanston, Wyoming
'rntOry, where the fleeing Chr
SCI are concentrating, and to
other points along the United
ties mail routes of that Territory,
ERE there are indications of
ub!e. Information was received
day that two companies of soldiers
Tered to the scene of the disturbance
lterday, arrived at Evanston this
,rniag. and that the condition OF |
airs there we're threatening. III
uctjons already given to the United
tes troops in Wyon z contemplate
ly the protection of the mails, but it |
understood, in case the troubles !
nhnue, the President and Cabinet
Il consider the general question |
directing the military to suppress
le cisorier by the US OF arms If neces-
NY. can
Ut AcCarte, now an attachee Of the
'.s ! ~ legation in this city, who re-
;u'. Il IN china forty years, part Of the
1uoa representative of this country,
:! gam ai as an official in the Chinese diplo-
AUG service, in speaking concerning
u ~, diplomatic aspect of the massacre
Vulhese IN Wyoming, says he thinks
,u maY be a subject OF CORES
, . between the Chinese foreign
~ nee and the State department here,
!. ne does not think that China will
ny take any vigorous action in the
5,ser, In the first place, he says, the
, ,ilss government is opposed to the
i;.sranon OF her subjects. There is a
I ~ 3 law which has been in force
~. ~ within few. years, which abso-
,ey prohibited Cinnamon leaving |
: souhtry to make their homes else
'OI g. Through the Intervention of
anguish the Chinese officials were
iu + 70 relax the rigor of this law,
a \ IN iSs OF late years become almost z
- ,ester, but stiIl the policy of. the
, roIl against Cinnamon leaving