Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-05
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War AMI htuoushtd, Earthquake aud
the mach rtHgu~.
VICTORIA, 10. e., July "a passen-
ger by the Empress OF China s,ates
tina, Just before the ship LEFT Yokohama,
u was reported that Commander
Niino, atIaeho Of the legation At
Juonchan, Korea, aud japanese
nowsrapct correspondent who accom-
panied him on the trip had been muir.
defud by Chinese soldiers. The news
created great on element In Yokohama.
In the attack aud capture Of Zenshu,
300 insurgents were killed aud seventy
captured. The latter were put 10
dUoth. In the flight VI the rebels
toward kintii, $40 were killed. The
ex-governor Of zsnshu has been
exile by tbs Korean government.
rROM KOREA.
VANCOuvEK, h. g., July 5.-The
Empress VI CHINA bfi igs neWs from
Korea up o. June l.. since the af.
rival % JAPANESE troops nothing i'm.
pOrtaut has occurred. japanese papers
are under close censorship. On the
2lud ultimO, there was rumor In
Yokohama 10 the effect that 10000
Chinese troops were entering Korea
from Yoho. Five Chinese men OF war
are anchored oil GunsAp, Cbullado.
Tue JapaLoso miuister 10 Korea has
refused the request VI Mi. Yuan,
Chinese Ttsiiont at Seoul aud OF tho
Korean government, to Withdraw the
japanese troops from Korea. The
government forces have recovered
Zenshu anu the instruction has been
almost suppressed.
There was . Iumor Ia Shanghai
June III among the natives trading
with Korea anu japan, that VicerOy
Ii has received secret instructions from
the throne TO SEND 5000 foot soldiers
aud 800 cavalry, TO hold Chemulpo
and ZulOlt. IL IL also said that the
Nanyang fleet has received orders 10
be ready 20 proceed 10 sea nj n
moments notice, anu that the military
governor OF Fopgtein has also recei we'd
telegraphic instructions TO send n force
vi 5000 cavalry.
A Correspondent at Chemulpo
writes as follows, under date OF 18Th
ult.
Tho revolt In ChullAdo Ia by no
means quelled yet, although "a few
days ago mess go Was sent g. the
United States Hgmirai on this Bait.
more 10 tbs effect that General Hong
had defeated the rebels, killing the
leader aud fe.taking Zenshu, IL IL
reported that Hong uUes not want or
intend 10 act against the rebels anu
that orders have been sent 10 have him
arrested. A messenger who was sent
! by the king TO the rebels Offering not
~ punish the officials who had op-
pfestod the people II they would lay
down their arms, was killed by the
rebels. just at present matters are NJ
y Htandalill.
A tetrllls ire broke out Sunday,
June ~, In tbs Japanese town on the
blutisido Of the creek In Yokohama.
The FIRE originated In TanioyA bath
house In GOohon Molmaohi through
the carelesshess OF n maidseTvant II
broke out at . O'Clock aud was not
completely extinguished I'LL p. m.
The total number Of houses destroyed
10 1904, anu some fifty more were
damaged by IRE and water.
A telegram from kumAmoto dated
June 9th, says that man at Kawa'
guchi Mura, AsKishiti Laumoto pre-
lecture has been attacked by disease
which IL sbelieved 70 BIO the true
plague.
A severe earthquake shock was OK.
perionce1 la Yokohama anu tue
country for many miles around on
Tuesday afternoon, Junels. Numer.
Gus buildings suffered and twenty
lives were lost anu many Injured. The
water works seemed 10 have suffered
much anu the water supply, which
had already become much diminished,
IL now impure.
On the llth, two female missionaries
belonging 10 the American Presby.
terrain mission we're brutally attacked
In the streets Of Heman, a city on the
opposite side Of the river from Canton,
one OF them, a duly qualified medical
practitioner, stopped 10 give assistance
to "A ChinRman who had dropped down
with the plague. The man died almost
Immediately and the terrorism OF
Chinese accused her OF causing hil
death. The wsmen were stoned, one
being badly cut about the head. rney
were rescued by the customs officials
after a hard struggle.
II. NJ. 3. HAulef now at Canton, ha
been ordered 10 interfere " any mon
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