Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-20

lailuuAs hu al HVt ug a Transport 90
| iht way, thu obtuu,d assistance b.
! qu,nchinv the l,mts, uauu,d over tn
wuuudtJ, aud reformed with all tht
fpted size roulI mabt, not waiting {
doctor 10 AXE w. her wDfk where sht
hau lot I'll. IL this hops she was db-
appointed Tor the euemy hau nJw
anu the battle e. a. over.
l. rec rded That when steaming
away iu ntmes sho was thrice IA rulI
danger irJm tofpeiOes but skiliuliy
tscapoi by umpiuying "A device We.
cfibod In recent m g4zIuo accOuu
" an Imaginary uavAi ngnt iu SUN
America. most readers o thni
sketch, tue eXprditnt oi stopping o.
ptVeetile by ufiiDg upon IL cIh.
Ncfging IRE Of shot aud smell suemsD
purely fictitious; yet this - prsgtoiy
what the HiyUi is said 10 b .n. aJne ~
at luast one iusta Cc.
The Akugi, a small gun boat, wa
badly UvcfmitChuu iT.m the Outset Oh
account oi being brought under the Gre
OF no less thau aiX VI the enemy nj
once. The commander was struck
Town anu killed white she was thus
molly engaged, yet shU wOul stlll havr
krpt ~ "a determined ftistancb but
her uumauaguablc. Sue also found II
necessary 10 retire " the laitJug.
About tho time when Admiral Ito
irit the Malaushima, thu di,Oruur in
tue Chiue.e ilsrt plainly In Heated that
The contest could not ue 10 l0uged on
their side. Thfvr shipn hAd been sunk,
ami fourth, tue Yang Wei, hal buuu
hail destroyed snd abandoned. 81.
gides tho inns Nuun, two others were
| uu Ore, ami the entire force was thor.
nugh.y demorallguu. A little alter
8 O'Clock the flagship took tile
iga1 In retrogt t0wari The home
stations. -Four iast s,uaming japanese
ctuisrfa were detailed 10 follow, anu
n possible TO cut OF their escape. But
the torpedots had 10 be- Teck1nud With,
And the possibility Of boilg struck by
one OF them Ia tho night made u i'm.
purative that the japanese shouts
exercise caution. Morning found them
NJ the mouth ~ tho Euii oil Pcchili,
with no ship Of tue enemy ia blghL
They sieemud back 10 kaiyoto island,
keeping "a keen lookout on the way,
but the Chinese hal oyiduatly Reached
a saiu place OF roiu,c. lhu eater part
OF the Japgntso tquhurOn nad recon.
venod near Tai X san hattor, on the
chance OF getting another hght hfiug-
ing this time s3me tofpuGo boats 10 CO.
operate. lhe need 0f tuum was 40
greatly felt on the previous day that %
b. saie 10 say no iarre 10 y Of Jspauesn
shils will ever again evil without
these essential adiuucts. One OF them
was now put to practical % somewhat
a. glorious u4g Ia breaking W the
Yang Wei, deserted AMI uEnt FOX fur
tner service.
The loss OF life was largest on the
Ma sulhima. Her complement WIS
1876. Four OH ezra rnd thiriy-ihree
mun were kllloi AMI seventy officers
and man wounded. Tue total loss were
leu ollieers aud sixty .uiue men killoa
and OTIS hundred and sixty officers aud
men wounued
CARR rUR TIm wouHDnp.
The empress, always active Ia move.
menta Of charity has called the Ia lies
ot the court TO assisl her ~ patrontss
OF the Red CfOsH association Ia collect.
ing hospital supplies anu preparing
Hat, hauuagus, etc, Tor the needs VI
the wouuueI In C0fca. by her
mrJesty'- express desire, all articles
titus provided ana cent rom the
palace are 30 10 used Tor JapAteir,
ChintHe aud Corrans alike. lnAsini.
lar spifii, "A notification has btuu issued
by the minister VI war, calling nttru.
ton TO tue principles OF the Geneva
convention, 20 whicn Japan became
party Ia 1856, aud AdluuuIahIng the
army that "nOwevef cru aud win.
dicuve tho enemy may show himself,
he must nevertheless be- treated ~
accordance with the ncgnow ledgrl
rules Of oiyiiigAtiou; his disatlrI sue
cuted, nuu his captured kiuuiy ana
olnsilefntely prot, otp.; also that gen.
tln treatment Is dur to those who OF Z
no resistance 10 our arms" auu that
"uven this body VI dead Zoe should
receive respect"
WAR CONTRIBUTIONS
The ex.Daimo OF Mi,u, ono OF the
rost fUkugawa iamily OF the Shoguu-
ate, c1mmcmorate1 the victory "
Phyong Yang by gift OF ten thousand
yen 10 the war mnu. His younger
brother gave at the same time three
thousand yen. Large contributions 10
the came OtJecl continue 10 be r.
ceiyed from various sources, the the.
atTical managers being especially cons
spiouOuH Tor their libeTallty.
IL HUNG oHAS0's PUNISHMENT.
Warnings Of punishment In store Tor
III Hung Chang, In consequences Of
the repeated defeats suffered by the
Chinese army aud navy, have several
times been cont forth from Pekiu, but |
the foreign public has been slow TO |
credit tue portability Of 80 ill'adylsed a !
proceeding. That the rules Of asys. |
som which condemns every official TO |
disgrace In the event VI failure In his |
enterprises, should be applied 10 the |
chlel subject Oi tue enterprise or that |
,he imperial authority could be ~ In
iudiolously exercised o. 10 fast n ig- |
nOmiuy upon a statesman ana soldier |
90 whom tho Telgning house owes all |
the power Il pOssessrs, 1eemod too great |
departure from pfOpuoty Tor the |
court 10 sanction, Bat the wrath OF |
the umpefOr has been kindled, aud his
displUnsure mauiieBtH Itself m adecfre, |
pruclaimed 0u the seventeenth OF Sep. |
lembef aud published In Shanghai tue |
next day.
On thn Tamb Of Lafayette.
PARIS, GOT l0.-Csptain Nathan
Applston, tho delegate OF the Society |
u tho Sons Of tbs heyJluliOn " |