Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-03
Tho First Rumors OF a Revelation Are
Now said to Have Been
Exaggerated.
no DANGER TO the IMPERIAL GOV.
GRnmrNr.
/, Manifesto Issued Urging The Exclu.
sion Of all Foreigners The
Huanese Defiant.
By Telegraph " tho news.
TnE CHINESE TROUBLE.
Riots Not unusuai In the winter
SEASON.

Riots Not Unusual In the winter
s,Rsop.
LONDON. Dec. "a cable dispatch
received from the British consul NJ
New Chwang, treaty port Of China
IN the province ul Mnnchuorn, states
that rumors were recently current In
New ChWang that the people Ia thu
country 100 miles west had risen IN
revolt against the authOritles. The
Dispatch adds, however, that the rising
il now reported 10 have been sup
pfrsscd. The consul further says that
a hand o. bandits had recently looted a
village IN the province Sizing King.
The missionary says that such au Oc-
curfence IL nothing unusual In tho
winter season. The people, as whole,
throughout the provlnce are friendly
10 the native Christians aud 10 Euro.
peana.
~ IL NO REVOLUTION.
The Chronicles correspondent Mt
Ten rain telegTaphs a. follows. III
Chung III informed me through the
British consul that lac has no doubt
that the rising IN Mongolia i-a msraud-
ing expedition, prompted only by
greed Of plumber, anu there Is no rea.
aon 10 regard II ~ revolution. All
10 quiet here npd In l'elJin. The Ameri.
can gunboat "palOs" arrived today.
The port IL about 10 close fOf the win
tf.
GROSSLY EXAGGERATED.
BERLIN, Dee. Dispatches reccly-
cd mere today from Pekin state that II
l. Officially announced there that the
icpotts OF tho disturbances IN Mongolia
nru grossly cxasperaied. rho move.
mont the dispatches add, ~ a purely
local Que anu entirely devoid OF dan
ger to the imperial government. Not
withsanding the receipt OF thUee dis
patches, II Is believed that the ruvolu.
ti0nury movement IN of much greater
import than the Chinese government
would have tho outside world 10 be-
lieve.
ONLY 800 iSsUBoEsTs IN TiIEPiELD.
PEIiN. Dec. 2.--Advices received by
the government as 10 the strength Of
the insurgents Ia the field place the
total number OF men nj only 1900. To
Judge from the activity In military cir
cles, however, the imperial authorities
do not place implicit confidence In
the reports reaching them, amt they
are making preparations 10 deal with n
much larger force than that which IL
said 10 be healing toward the capital.
There are now 10000 Imperial trooIs
guarding tho place, along tho great
walls where II Is expected tho rebel-
VIII attempt TO force u passage. Ad.
Vices received by the government
further state that tho movement, In.
stead Of being n concerted rising against
the Emperor, IL nothing more than a
scheme Of private vengeance. The
wife OF leader Ot maraud-fs was for
chilly abducted. WheTeupon he II irtcd
through the county on mission OF
vengeance, instructlng his followers 10
make reprlsals upon the inhabitants.
THE DUrLicITY OF TiIR GOVERNMENT.
NASoOUvER, u. c., Dec. A
Shanghai correspondent Of the Japan
Driy Mad, under date Of November
9TH, says that nothing has yet been
done 10 punish the leaders In the
Ichang outbreak. The Niceroy OF
Marking anu tho governor OF ISlanshu
Jointly sent u memorial TO the throne
expressing their horror ut ths recount
Outhryaks against the foreign missions
aud their condemnation OF tile aban.
donsd wretches who dared 10 take part
Ia them. Europeans look upon this
document ms prepared for the purpose
Of dcceiving the MINISTERS OF foreign
Countries. And IN the face OF this
oomes = manifesto, issued 10 the people
Of Human and translated by Rev.
Gnillth John, ID. ID. This document
contains no reference TO the Koalo Hui
nor any disloyalty TO the existing dy.
nasty, bringing the matter 10 a simple
Issue, and tho Issue IL tho exclusion OF
foreigners.
Mr. John points out that III Hung
Chang promised that there would be
no more riots and destruction OF for
elgn property, but the Huanese mani
irhto declares that the foreign mission
bnlldlngs shall not bo burned, but they
VIII lie conh-cated TO the use Of the
Chinese.
Li Hung Chang, the correspondent
hays, diverted the fleet 10 som0 point on
lhe prutext OF Inspection, aud mover
sent q vessel to Tangtzo during the
outbreak.
Tbs magistrate In hls report 10 the
Nlcrfoy exonerAted tho real OiIeudem
anu thtew tln blame ON suppOsitlous
ueAl mnn' Ihe correspondent con-
Sluues' The Huenese are certainly do.
HAut ana they VIII not be ciieClually
cutbou until part OF the province IL
opened to foreign trade whether they
NV II or not. There would be- no
hlIlcnliy In opening YOh CHOW And
leaehing these hraggarts that they
cannot DEFY the strength Of Europe.
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