Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-24

sufficiently formidable to beat back the
detachment Of iro0Is sent from We
Hat Wei 10 quell the disturbance
There IL no evidence that the out
break hiss any political signlilcal CO.
though hints to that effect are pub
lishcd Ia tho Chinese new pnpefp
The general distress IN the nUighb1r
hood AMI the sppfehontiun OF famin.
sufficiently recount for popular die
orders In more than one loca Iity.
VICTORIA, Is. G., Sept 2l.-Amonl
the arrivals OF the Victoria from
Shanghai was Captain Gateswofthy
who was Ia command Of the un.otlu
nate transport K5w Shins, when D
broadslde from the Nanaiwi sank her
lie Ia hurrying to London, wber
second lnvestigati9n II tnu now
famous case Will be held under the dl.
rect authority Of the imperial govern
munt.
At bic Request his name was cxclul.
od from the passenger lisl, anu eve.
efforts were maize 20 uOucudu hi,
Identity.
lie declined to even meet n news
paper man, saying he iii not want L.
prejudice his Ease ~ any public utter
nncu.
ADVICE TO 1uE JArs.
LONDON, Sept. %. The Times thu,
morning publishes leading article In
which II says japan has already effect.
ed enOu II 20 conviucu intelligent men
tue world over that heuCriufth they
must reckon with new power IN u,
far east Ping Yang an1 Yalu hav,
0yCned the eyes VI all nj wilully In,
different or blind that new state ha,
taken her rank IN tho hierarchy Of
nations, aud tuat het voice cannot be-
ignored in tupIr councils.
The NoU.C Ir,myu the Tunes adds,
reminds Us ,hAt iiussia still hHnkof,
lot the pUsse.si0u Oi u secure open haf.
boz 0u tie Pacific. Such u p1ssrssiJu
wOuli be a grtgt monaco u hutn Eng
laui aud Japan, VIM are likely TO be
found standiug side by side on some
important points should the powers IN.
teryene IN the present dispute.
iuH other article discussing the war
the Inns calculatcs the Japaucto will
certainly reach WIN from Plug Yang
az the emu ui this week, nId that they
viii meet the Chinese troops that were
landed on tue CotUan bank VI the
Nalu river by Admiral Fling. Il y rot
cleaf, the IMts adds, whether the
Chiucte tfauHI Otts hnd time 10 olsen.
bark their stOr-z. AtHuy rate, the con.
ditiJn OF thc Chinese column must be
prucAtious, anu there seems nothing 10
prevent JAphuUso tquadfon from re-
visiting the moIth VI the YHlu aud
Destroying any Chinese transports re-
malIing there.
10 rush TuE WAN.
YOKOHAMA, Sept. 22.-rno Japanese
government has decided o. follow az
the advantages u has gained RRains.
tue Chinese, aud push the war Win All
possible vigOf before winter Orders
have been iEued TOT $4,000 troops TO De.
part Immediately Tor the front. The
natural iuteruii arIusUg by tie success
OF the Japsnteu forces u uuuvabttd.
The military authorities have taken
possession Of railway uysloms.
TwO ALLruED SPIES.
VICTORIA, sept. ~ Tho case oftwo
alleged Japsnu,u spies who have been
given up by tue United States consul.
general at Shanghai 10 am n certain
death al tho hands VI the thiurse, At.
tractcd much attention aud causes no
little feeling among Americans hud
Europeans In China. rnose young
men had Tor some time tecn pursuing
their studies In shanghai. and like the
nisjofity OF the Jspsncso feiideuts,
were IN the hauit Of wearing Chinese
uross, With tue idea OF serving their
country Ia Bome indefinite way. they
undertook nj the OutOfuaE Of tho war
to collect Information which they
thought would bc valuable to their
government What they gathered has
not tfauspifed, but II h charged that
they maup u drawing Of dr.ensos, Ia
consequence OF which they were ar
frstud ny native officers In the French
quarter VI tue settlement.
They were handed over from the
Ffrucn consul ~ the American consul,
IN spite Of tue protects a-u demands of
tho Chiuesu governor, who insisted on
thelf immediate turTe luer, Mt. Jem.
lnghsm, c0nSu general, Hjon discoy.
cred that the suspected men had no
connection with the JaIAuttb author.
lliet anu that they had acted wholly
upon their own motion uuI response
bluty.
lts Understood that after due invoF.
tigAtiOn he Was not indispJsrd 10 save
theif lives by shipping them forthwith
10 japan, but reporting the inciucnt T.
Washington no received. pefumploTy
instructions 10 deliver them 10 CHINESE
custody This was, tue telegraph AN.
nOuucea, douu on SrptemD ef o. to the
intense dissatlslaotiOu Of the great ma.
jority OF aliens dwelling In Shanghai.
lne ordinary procedure with accused
foreigners who have no consular rep.
TeHentRtives Is 10 bring tuem before a
mixed court under the control OF u ma
tive magistrate aud foreign accessories,
but no one believes that the prvscri bed
oourre Will ba followed Ia the present
case unless strong demonstration IL
made ny several oousuls anu supported
by miuisloEa NJ Pekiug against the
removal u ths prisoners from the
settlement. IL Il generally appTehcnI.
ed that N the Chinese nfu pefmltttd
10 have their own way Ia this affair,
they will maku Il n precedent TOT
ovading the customary obligation here.
alter.
Tho GInssrociS Scandal
WAsHINGrON. Sept. 22.-Anidavits
aud letters were flied today IN the
supreme court OF the District Of Cot
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