Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-14
SERIOUS TROUBLE BETWEEN
oYsKs AND MALAYs.
Dr. Grei, an ENGLISH Missionary, said
10 BE Assasinated BY
soldiers.
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fHoM rGE ASrIpoDIs.
News itcms nfom 'bina. Japan aud
Other Countries.

hoiuAi having hNtu ABOUT thirteen
days FROM tue latter port. Advice
from China 10 August jnth says the
British minister has protected strongly
against the dilatory manner IN which
the Chinese government has dealt
with recent fioicrs. aud has asked tnu
government three questions. Why an
edict on the suffice, VI the riot was not
dispatched Though tile empire by tele.
/ graph; why the Nuhu mayist rate who
/ tried N stop the riot was dUsgrAdci,
/ while his superiof- who INA nothing
/ woto not punished, AMI why the pun.
ishmont Of the guilty at wusu.h was
delayed.
nj. Excellency III Hung Chang
answered that II was not the custom ~
/ send mn e,lict by wire. The mhgistfsic
was degraded for other Tuifuus, aud,
/ third, the rioters had hecu punished,
| two being executed aud Others other.
/ wise punished.
The North China Nous, commenting
cditorihlly on the answers, says the
flrst was mere subietfugc, because
the ease was 10 serious ~ admit OF tho
delay caused by the use Of messenger.
A. 10 the second reply, the magistrate
was degraded as a concession 10 tho
natives, who had denounced him for
doing his duty In tho affair. Tho 10.
NY is a palpahlr evasion, aud only
shows that CHINA cannot 10 depended
upon by the foreign powers, As for
the execution VI two Of the cplpfits,
this u unsatisfactory, a. coming far
short Of the requirements ~ Chiu,ss
law In cases Of murder among them.
selves. The mutdercua 0f foreigners
must not be- punished morn lightly than
the murderer ola Chinese.
Lord Salisbury has demanded that
Human, which Il the hOt.btI Ut anti.
foreign sentiment In China, be opened
10 trade. The demand II coupled with
the threat that II China could not con.
troll her own people. tho foreign powers
would take the matter In hand. 10
this the viceTOy replies that China a
perfectly able TO control her own peo'
pie.
The Mars adds. "The conclusion H.
that, n nblc, she must be- unwilling Il
control them; meanwhile tho power.
10 not intend 20 be satisfied with what
has been done 10y the Chinese govern
mont 70 far in'tle way " punishment
aud repafation, and that they hav,
sent China what il virtually an ulti
mhtum aud win not take an iuadequai,
reply. EnglanG's notion IL understood
10 be- backed by the other powers, aud
u Is thought force will be used II Chlnn
Is not coucillaiory.
AuvICEs IRON IArAN
on Angus, 10 sny that an American
vessel, name unknown, was WruckeJ
In the kan.NO.Wa hay. Tho crew Of
seventeen were all drowned but two
The captains wife was alao drowned.
The lnst divlsion the Nippon Com
pRny's road has been opened, making
the total length operated AS miles.
Six hundred stOncCutiors lu lOklt
struck last week against n reduction IN
wages. Their demands weru acueiul
10.
By the recent Hoods la the Tokushi
ma prefecture 3iI houses were de
rtroyed anu thiriy.Onc vessels lost
Two persons were drowned and owe
600 Injured.
: Mr. Pcthick, American vice cousu
nj rieutsiu, has been made assistant
manager Of the extension OF tht
| 'ricntsiu railroad. Niccroy Chan,
. Chihtung recently opened some ifol
mines In Hutol, aud claims that h,
can manufacture nil tho iron needle,
on the road by next July. The ole
= has been accepted, ard $50, OOl tons q
! foreign ore ordered for usu meanwhile
Gold mines have been discovered u
the Cheng Glen district Of Quang run
! Adventures Hooked % them IL
crowds, and greatly damaged tue Acld
aud grades IA digging. The magi-
, trhte finally prohibited mining there
There seems 10 ho no foundation l0
the report that Son lIough, minister
10 England, has been arrested as
, member of "a secret society.
There was y serious landslide on thi
: bank OF the Yang Tee, opposite Chlns
! | Tang. The people were warned by
prem1nilOry trembling, and He'd II
their night clothes, a large tract %
ground slld Into tho river carrying
about 900 builiings with il. No live
were lot,
> The news Is received here Of tn,
, death Ia pefak Of w. MactRlnlsh M,
j. Nj. Nelson, two wyll.knOwu minini
mon. Cholera h said 10 have been TIA,
cause, but poisoning h suspected.
, urnRE Is SERIOUS TROUBLES
In sontan, Dutch West Corea, between
the Dyaks aud Malayg. Taxes are th,
cause Of the trouble. Three thousau,
, Dynbs are In arms against the Maln!
, Ralahs. Several lights have takel
: | place, several being Killed. The c0uu
: try Is suffering from famine.
! twenty thousand people assemble,
at lungchow, In Human, to Weyeu
the putting up OF telegraph lines. re
thousand poles were burned and IN
wOrkmon driven over the boundary
( The society has been formed TO kee
a the Telegraph out.
. At Nemchung, ~, Grel, a mlssiou
! AIRY doctor, has been
AssAssiNArrp N SOLDIERS.
\ The matter was placed In the hands
I the British consul, II In thought No
1 10 le tho work OF the secret sociatlo
e but local matter.
g Tho reports from Foo Choo telling
-. the killing Of three mlssionaries In III
D. country have been proved false.
1 Tho German Catholic hifhOp
h Shanhurn has returned from peking
Il rieutslcu Rud snld his Excellency, /
,, ! Hung Chung, told him that the Tel