Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-26
CONVINCED BY GUNS.
II, ,,trm,ut That Makes an impress.
,Iop on Chinese OinclalS.
.ou 10 PREVENT FURTHER RIOTS
:, f.l,eopal Bishop Just Arrived from
,1s "c,Iniial Umpire" Expresses
#. Views on the subJ'ei.


ruo,oo, Sept. 2G.-Ths Right Rcv.
n Graves, the Episcopal bishop Of
c,,.. arrived 10 ChicS6o today. IL.
"a mi he was glad to seu that minii-
!, p,pby bad sppointsd a commission
i.v,.,lsa,e tho late riots in Chins,
,h, Lo had sslec'ed such good
s.n 4, Commander Barbaf, Of tue
r.Ilrd stalss navy; Sheridan I. iced.
r,,lsd states conssl general NJ Tion
yJn and tho interpreter OF the
RATED states legation at Pssin.
81, 4. unfortunate, ssIi tho bishop,
mh.,. COMMITTEES oisuch men was net
III IA Cheug Tu before the aihes OF
',',,enafy ptopefly ceased smoking,
~, syan Al this late day u will ~
80, remind the mandarins that the
sayetnmsnt Of the United 5tsIss IL not
lately Indifferent to the welfare Of
n. c,tisens IN China. There il no peo.
n. more susceptible 10 The iniiuouoo 81
,,nl tban the Chinese aud " henl an
seliog vice consul and q missile hAry
~ ,nys.tiaate tho deeds " = viceroy
"a. a good doal like sending boat
vain 70 report upon the acts OF al
lImifal.
man AMI whatever he and HE nsso-
slalss DO will have q wholesoms effect
alon the foreigners rs well a. tbs
Chinese
aWhai ha. boon the sleo. Of the re-
cent fioIs"
HThey have hindered aud Inter.
up.ei work everywhere. They have
caused bad feeling between native
Chf,tlans aud tho rest Of the people.
They have seriously impaired the
,eise Of security that foreigners have
heretofore felt In China and made lie
md travel 10 tie interior difficult anu
dangefoui.
"Ouf government must make China
,,And by her Obligations or take mat.
lefs into lts own hands. doubt II
this 10 possible without the use OF force.
They ought 10 insist upon the severe
punishment OF every official who was
10 aDy way Involved or IN any measure
fup5ntibs for tho outfAges and SEQ
i1li they arc not rewarded sfterward.
The idemni,y should 10 paid In full
ion ths prl rate funds OF the viceroy
hai other officials who sre rcSponbible,
and not by tho central government OF
pskin.
"Aeiual and not fictitious culptits
,hould be punished. IL IL common In
China lot msn 10 sell their lives, and
submit TO ihe death penalty a. rubs,i.
iulss iof some one VINO 10 able TO pay
tnem, ard II 10 more common for Gffi-
clals to seltc. for punishment friend.
Ices Sfelchts who ate lying In prison
TOT ether ohens1s."
"Thtie srsns to have boon a good
many riots lately"
"ft,, during ths last year there
have been more disturbances than
usual. They result from tbs Same
causes a. those that occurred In 1890
ani 1871. They are spasm0dic and
epidemic. They usually begin In
Nay and continue until OetoUof, be-.
cause Tho people are more easily
reached and Influenced during the
summer season by mischief Masking
eommlnAflss from the mandates.
10 several OF the riots several strangers
nave appeared TO inclte the people to
Violence, aud II ~ well known tina.
my were employed aud paid by prom
lltat olhelAlt. In almost every case
lhs iiols can be traced directly TO thu
emeAlii and whom prompt action 10
lo' Aken BY foreign government.
naiilh outbreaks ais suTs 10 follow In
uhtI paris OF the empire.
Y haven't the Alightcit doubt that
we lAiluie OF the British aud Amer
Gan governments to act promptly alter
lhe fo1s OF Chtng Tu was the cause "
we m,ssicfe at ku Ten several week.
ave- Anu l am sure that all this nti.
Nslsh disturbances might have been
'auiely stopped years ago, ~ our gov.
uhntni anu the British government
~ esen htm and determined In their
usalhent Ia Chine"
nn tue central government OF
fmlng power to prevent these rluu?i'
| MINK II has. II twill promptly
~ severely punish the oil uiala VINO
"slouslble, and make examples o,
syn, he disturbances viii stop.
M IA 1871, when l was living In Wa
.aaugi W. expected the missions to DO
heAtd anu destroyed. The day was
~, we destruction OF ull foreign
tspeuy aud this expulsion OF all Tor.
elutens from that place, AMI al
.oush lho authorities were well
Nt o' Tue plot, they took "a, stepe
p.hNeht u, until tha captain OF a
n'h gunooat told tue vlcorSy that
Ssouiu begin to shall tina city when
NJ, H IN salon property was attacked,
'.msg'sted that tho viceroy's palace
~ "a Tue direct range Of Ills guns. The
r,un:y tOot the mat and Immediately
Toueu Chinese soldiers at tho gale
s,,' lotrlPn dwelling, aud look ell
n,t' precautions 10 prevent a dll-
n 1910. Nothing occurred, although
r,peuecuy apparent thai the yiro.
mlehued that the foIeignera Hhould
liaJsi. '"'" p'oper'y uer-
sA,, oelieVe hlso," said Bishop Graves,
~, n he presence Of tho u. 3. tasn.o..
49, ~ relfel At the city Of wa Hui mr.
I'm. q n91 lhorc laSl June. Allthr
M , Ss'o iaid Tor destroying tho mii-
dylna olAof ioreign properly, d
tns ,no ioIeignets out, 10 was
nsea', eheng ru, but whom our Ill,lo
asssS !, appeared, thv plot waa abAn.
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