Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-05-08

three. 'ouy guard or
The Six Companies had o-rrar,v.o
leiorin society ON Parkhurs, H..
whose business it was By is agen,s -
ier.el Out The wiekedness of chips,oa.o
anu tshtlfy against Offenders ~ oa,,..
e re'e saw in this society an
Instrument OF warfare. lie secured
oi " y, and had his men -apno,nt-
4 az agents. TIE See Yups Nh M,
1aese agents were themselves cr,,ni,,
os one thing Is certaln-tbat NV,
iup @as arrested the testimonv
akaii'si him was always Conclusive
Nhlie y a Sam Yup fell into ,he masb'
me law the agents were ready \,
untangie him. u
= y SAG 70 have been Little pate ;.
100, who thought az ,rv,n. !,
minister Yang fu In Washington nm
II nan fnp side. Representations
Nefe made TO the minister w,bieh
saesed him 10 remove Consul Gener.t
L@l ana Vice Consul Chang IN ~,
francisco. and 10 appoint Funy Wiz
nehg and King owyang in their places
ruhg WAS a family connection az ps,e,s
ana among the Chinese. where faTni,v
u o. The greatest Importance tbis
meant much. The new Vice qonsnl
ma graduate Of Yale. The See Y,,ns
are exceedingly bitter against hlm.
lhsg declare that he Is neither an
american nor q chinaman, and that his
sole bushes is 10 make mischief.
The See fups retaliaied for these NJ
gfehslons BY declaring a boycott
against the Sam Yups. They sem, Out
agents 10 all the cities 10 prevent busi-
nshs dealings between the two soc,st.es
Ana. a they We're numerieaily aDs
financially much stronger than theiy
nfAis the Sam Ynps al once began
70 suffer severely.
They appealed 70 Peteis relative. "a.
consul General. who. In turn. sent
sirnns representations 70 the minister.
lhs sss 9nps declare that he misrep.
resented the facts in The mos, u
grant manner However tina; may be.
fhng 10 ikRned orders that the boy
colt must be declared OF a. once. IL
VAS forced 70 repeat the message. and
70 back Il up with instructions en-
pos ang c0nsui HlenF 70 act before /;
AZ hsecsd All this time The high
binders Nefe busy and murders were
frequent.
The See fups complain thar Con.
sui aeuE poisoned the mind u MI.
lister Ia against them. The Mlnigie,
sas convinced that they were q 50.
cesy ~ raRnboudh u 10 importance
ard That their objects. instead u be-
inE charitable and phiianihroglc. ger.
really -trrabonRble He Was Informed
that they we're disciples u Dr. Run
Vat Sen. ths rebei who escaped from
caEgpa 70 California ard ~EfierNsre
sent 70 i0at0n lie Ras seized thers
ID aseais oi The chinese Minister and
shui np ID the legation. The Minis
Ter wanted 10 send him 10 China &c
be executed. but Lord Salisbury mads
Q perCfapiory demand which secured
bis release. The Minister excused him.
ssif b. saying that he thought be had
. right 10 do what be pleased wiz
Chinese subjects wherever found
Apparently Minister W. or al ieas'
Consul General Heng. entertained ID.
ANS belief. HenE. IN October acting
under instructions from Washington
be said. asked Chief Of Police Grow.
ley. q San Francisco. 20 break up ths
headquarters ~ the See YupE The
Chief refused. though Heng offered q
indemnify him In the sum Of $1,000
BsnE then secured the services Of 1
band Of private detectives. led by Ferd.
inand Calendar. Armed with axes and
hammers. they attacked the head
quarters. tore down the banners
smashed the furniture and wrecked
the place. doing damage estimated Al
5000. They also wrecked the head.
quarters Of the Ping Kong TonE. ths
Masonic society. and attacked those, q
the Sing Hoy Cock. q labor bureau
They we're driven out By a mob. Cal
lendan was arrested and convicted.
In the trial Consul HEMP denied that
be had asked the Chief Of Police u