Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-04
|iEJEGRAPHlC.
ND PLAGUE IN ASIA.
-, ,,ns.r Of Victims So Far Re-
w. nt,d 10 China and Japan
.r.,,ps DYING AT rES'N.


ycroRrl, b. G" Sept. a.-rh'' io, ,n.
''s LIES. 4 Iudi,artivcd from ino
Nv ,,as,, with sdviccs ~ Ausu'l2o'
a ~. XIV. increases IN Pek'n aud tue
Va.,,,e,,i /. 500 daily. IL sal'o in-
s s',,lrs 10 japan. Tho total pumooI Of
49, I.,.,, c,,ss reported throughout -
'a'' Angus. 10 are III; deaths, 4ae.
=. ,,rr,s.,e number Of cases from
..,',in,, /. IS, 900, Of which !, $50 oc-
VA an trausport,, and the deaths
.Sg;;. Thoro were eighteen new
ia rst,o in thetwenly-iour houu
CIV CO., % Al noon August 2l,Oi which Two
'i'i i,l,-rsm from Mr. Chinia' Japsn.
As.ni Al Shanghai, rep Irta 2B3
~ smopg Chinese and eevon
s"u i,fnlr efs In British anu
800, pJnoosslous between the
=, nd isih OF August. Another
~. has occurred GU the lthliin
-, Umbiia, bringing up tho total
sa@b,f Of c,ssS on thsI vessel TO
eight
usu0S RESIDENTS IN CHINA ISL
pA1iENr.
IN, suvoys Of the United States aud
n,,,t Butain arc AssailoI with Excess
Wy. vislspce by their country men re.
LIN Chini for allos GOD neglect VI
I1,s Ia espnecliou win the Hutl-mlt-
,lof,iy 0ulfavus ~ hu thenR snu
rb,6s To. NJ sufficient evidsnos 10
rndacsd to Justify the denunclalions
,y,bsd upoi them. Immediate feiTl'
r,tgn for tbe atrocities h demanded,
sst.,thpy cannot DO tummAfily IN.
eisl,I. the ministers ore accused Of
Es,ri,s Indifference 10 tho claims Of
Justice sni humanity
The Bfl,lsh consular oflio's arc tho
mole bitterly nrfAigne1, tine incumbent
Al Zoo CHOW being pAtIicui rly
fbsfsti with reprohcnsiblo delay In
gfdsiips IN investigation. Tho Am.
siIean cou,uIs, ou the contrary, are
sllslEsi iof tue energy Of tneir Efforts
10 mold the ufltuicTs 10 acc Iuni, but
lself ta0fH afe declared ~ bs ua.
Ayaill1g 10 consequence Of tho apathy
ttbiblleI 81 Pskin. IL Ia certain that
Minister Bsnuy and his English coli
lsaluss have inIueed tho ompsrIT TO
Oidsf toe de- fsuatlOn OF the chief
magistrate v. ku Chgng ami 10 issuen
decree l0t ihe vxlirpatiOn OF the Nese-
laflan society by Foo Kion, tnt
ricsfOy. Whether this command can
tg enforced 10 considered extremely
doubtful, the imperial authority being
much Impaired ia the sJutaofn
guvlncrs.
Toe Willingness OF the onvoys 10 40.
osAA Chilesa escort for the English
khl American commission to ku
Chsng l. more severely criticised than
the other accredited misIeeds. 10 the
OtIb5n o, the foreign community, q
1I5ng t0dy VI marines was osHeI tial
q The dignity Of she expedition. MaBy
Etsli,hmen believe tuAt the governor
u Hong Kong should have been r,-
CURED " provide n dotaoh inert Of
liOJp, ifon tue colonial garrison. II
htVlleDI that nothing that diplomat
IT. eau do Will satisfy their country.
men.
DEMANDS OF MISSIONARIES.
The government at Washington and
London lfe urged to tskD direct action
md exact fepafAIiDn without consult.
lrg the representatives al the Chin.
re capital, Several Of the American
mlisllhafiss appear confident That THIS
appeal viii 10 granted anu that the
regular course Of Ut. Osdute " II be soI
a'lde. When they nud themselves
eiiapPolnied their rngo ngEinlt Mr.
Drnby WILDE greater than ever, bu.
time viii probably SHOW that tne pfes-
thl reniutts were never warranted by
Tue SEXUAL circumstances. The idea
ihal III American minister In Dir.
Drhby's position would directly re-
pullaie bis responsibility anu betray
Die tust Ia too mOnslrOus 20 be long
tieliIsd In any quarter.