Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-25
ORIENTAL ADvfUEs.
for the Dsfn." Of uAuehuri Jap
ansse ruli,irsi PARTIES

ansse roIiursI rRrtiss
LONDJS. Sept. "A dispatch from
Shangba., dated today, say
Captain Tang, COMMANDER OF the
warship Chiuu lueu, wuiuh wa sunk
Ia the Engagement on tho Naiu tlyer
h among tie saved.
Tho Butish steamer Irene, from
Hamburg, loaded witn lArg, quautiurH
OF munitions Uf war, IL safely arrived
al ratu, and has Landed hur cargo.
It's uudututOJd thu government OF
MRuchufia " tCrntfHtiug Nil thc
ttUups raised Ia that province uIuu
MukdUn AMI that On tho route TO wiz
extensive earth wUrka nfe being
raised.
tue leyous nro composed Of hardy
north Chinhmsu anu ate excellent
material, but thty are badly armed
only Bb-ut 1000 VI them having goOu
miillsiy uilrs. Further supplies,
hoNsvuf, are being hurried ~ ifOm
thO southern arse ale.
The Cuinotv force on the Hslu fiycr
Il tstimHttd at 2,sUO. Many OF thcse are
raw ioyees ana are alsO badly armed.
The luts VI puuF, rides ami ammuni'
ton NJ Pug Yang uAs greatly umbat.
raised the Cuiutue war department. II
~ recognized battle must DO iOushi
ca tue Yalu ana the ChiutrH are
sI'nining every nerve u fuiuovo tue
uh.stvt at Pug Yang.
IIfE JArASEsE ISIERE7TED.
wAlniSulus, Sept. 24.-Tbe con.
vokiug ui tue Jspaurse Parliament on
October l6.u, ne announces la cable
dispatches tUuHN, ezul.ss much Interest
| N JupHnysu tilluial circles here, ~ Il
will bfng together Tor the fret timU the
mrmbers elected the hfsi week VI tue
present m Iuth, A. yet no advicus
/ have bruu received at tuU legation huto
~ u the outcome ot tuu rlrvtions, aud
| they nfe expected in tue next nall /,
Il saiI, however, that while Parliament
may DO divided on some questions u
international policy, all parties, in-
ciuuing those usualiy against the gov
| eminent, Will uphold the war whlca
tue missdU hss ptecipi,gtod since the
last Parliament utrsOiuuUu. W 10
thst time the liberals and fadicals,
about 40 In number, had suppOfteu
| tho government the prugIessiJulsis,
about my IN number, had usually OPP
posed H.. Tue twenty .eight OppofIuu.
lets were shifting Ia allegiance, aud
the other members were divided into
small gfoupB.
The ts,uu Mt that time was over the
old treaties, one Of winch Ia with the
United > Rles by wnicn Foreigners rE.
efcise extra territorial nights nj certain
treaty potIs Ia Japan. fne opposition
to the government clamOfed for the
immediate Abrogation Of these ola
treaties. The government would not
40 this far, saying II would be- "a breach
OF faith with foreign nations, though
It sought 10 secure tho aurOgation OF
the treaties. The istuu aiouttd SUCH
bitterness that personal feeling arose
between Parliament aud the cabinet,
whoteupou Parliament was summary
| prOTOgued aud the government Ipluai-
ed TO The county. The elections nave
lust been hell, ana the results are
auKi0usly awaited, although tue tfoaly
iatue IN now OyrlshHuowsd by the
war. The forthcoming session ca not
igistAid, CHECK VI Olhvfwite piltct the
war, even should there DO a desire to
that emf, Rs tue emperor and executive
branch have the sole power Of lavyloB
aud prosecuting war, sud tho Psrllp-
lament deals only with making apptu'
prialiona Tor the army aud navy.