Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-05
JAPAN CAN GO TOO FAR.
ASD PREPARED 10 INTERFERE.
~ china ~ 10 be Crushed ~ Must be
bone b. au International
Conference.

LoNpON, Oct. 5.-rhe ~. James
Gos,tto says the Interest Of England,
France anu Russia are elosely involved
In tho poaaible breaking up Of the
ChisOss empire, aud II IL believed
Russia has signifiel that she cannot
any longer regard the progress Of
events In the far East with indlilur.
encc.
Tho Manchester Guardian In In
formed that Russia and Great Britain
have definitely decided that the
settlement Of the war must be inter.
national aud not Japanose affair.
uermapy and France are said 10 have
ncquiesced In this decision, while the
policy Of the United States lie still To-
gardcJ ~ uncertain.
Russia, according to the guardian,
has already warned Japan that the
future Of Corea concerns the Russian
government
Japan In the present mood will pay
no hosd to any representations made
by the powers, unless they 10 Ao-
oompAnled by tangible evidences Of
their intention TO back them up. IL
was 10 authorize this, according to the
Guardian, that tho ministerial council
was summoned. II further says that
after a showing OF force, japan would
be told that Great Britain desired that
an armisiico be established anu Great
Britain on behalf OF Europe would
Immediately call an International con-
irrencr. The Globe and 50. James
Gazette express tns opinion that the
Mauonealer Guardians artielv gives
tue real reasons Tor tue meeting OF tho
ministers.
MOVEMENT on JAPANEsE VESSELS.
sHANuIIAt, Oct. 5.-Chinese mer-
chants are cancelling freight contracts
10 Che Foo anu Tien Tsin, owing TO
the report that the japanese Intend
10 blockade these ports.
Several Japanese warships are pa
trolling this coast near Wei hal WEI, "A
Chinese port on the Shen rung pro-
montory. They approach tho coast nj
night and steam away NJ daybfeak.
IL IL said tho object Ia TO prevent
Chinese waTships from leaving Wei
HAi Wei, or Port Arthur ON the oppo-
.ffs side VI the Yellow tea. IL ID stated
the Japanosu 10 not intend 10 interfere
with tue export VI coal TO China.
onSA's DEFEAT PREDICTED.
FAN FHARChc1, Oct. DIR. An
tonic Marques u'UilveifA, chief justice
OF the Poflug uese PROVINCE Of Macao,
routh China, anu j. Comes da Silva,
chief surgeon aud head VI the health
department Of the same province, were
among tho arrivals ON tho steamer
Gaelic.
speaking OF the war between japan
anu China, the two officials expressed
the belief that Japan would administer
n severe drubbing 10 her sister nation,
aud predicted hs a result that CHINA
would see bitter internal revolution
anu be- divided up into two us three
separate anu dis,inot kingdoms.
"ChinA H. not prepared for war;
said DE-. D'Ohyeirn. "Sho has no
troops worthy OF thc name. The great
bulk OF the men who compose ChinH'
army are coolies OF the lowest strata Of
human intelligence, VINO are poorly
paid and poorly fed and who only ~
70 war on the assurance that there viii
be no fighting. lt 10 no wonder
that these men have turned In tnoll
tracks nud run away from tho enomy
nj the first sign OF nOstilities. Japan
viii prove the victor In the existing
huttiiiues and then there Will b
riot anu bloodshed IN China. The
present government has not too stronl
n hold upon the people. They are nov
on the verge OF n rising On mAhso ant
tetablishlng new government. Thor,
will be- no lo,B Than two or three dis
tincl kingdoms Ia China before tn,
war with Japan has progressed muci
farther.
ALL WAR NEWS oARnLED.
San FRANUnoJ, cal, Oet. OIL. s
Van buren,, pgunt OF the Pacific Maj
hteamnhlp company NJ Hongkong
was passenger ON tue steamer Gaelic
Mr.. Van Buron says II Ia imposaiOl
10 get reliable news VI tho war at any
IlRco In the Orient All news receive,
NJ Hongkons comes by way o
SHANGHAI, aa tue government control
the wiTes. All Information concern
mn the engagrmsnls between tno twl
uuHtending forces L. garfield 10 tuit tnl
CLincse authorities. The news oh
,.tued at Yokohama Ia no more aalls
inv,ory, rs II 10 modified or exaggsral
Ca g. suit the iueas OF the Japaneli
authorities.
"l am crrdibly iniormed," he said
n.hat tho correspondents VINO are lol
lowing the japanese army were 0nly
permitted to 40 sO unuer AN agreement
that their correspondence should b
submitted 10 ihe japanese authorities
TOT revision, and was startled 60 lrarI
NJ iOkOhoma that letters tont by th'
oliicers OF the U. 3. =. Baltimon
TO their families, while th'
vessel WIS ut Chemulpo, were inspect
al by the japanese. rhe letters nvceE
sAriiy had W 10 W way OF fohoham'