The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-05

1ndigna ton against the Chinese Is still "a
strong as ever In official circles here il
is stated that there is a strong divergence
on the subject of the policy regarding
CHINA between the emperor and the min
lister of foreign affairs Count Won BueloW.
the latter being aware Germany's aims
at obtaining suitable satisfaction in China
are seriously hampered by the emperor's
lmpuisiVe utterances. l is further stated
mat not words have already passed be-
tween the emperor and Count Won BueloW
on that subject.
The Associated Press correspondent here
understand that before an advance upon
Pekin was definitely decided upon the
powers concluded hereafter they would
not consider the Chinese third hand ad
vices but 1t has now been shown that
the chinese government is not willing
10 allow the legations to freely COMMUNE
cate with their home governments The
conclusion was also reached unanimously
by the powers that II Hung Chang was
playing false, his main object being to
retard or Illustrate the advance on Pekin
by various ruses of which Chinese state
craft is always a master
Indications increase that GERMANY &c
preparing another large body of troons
Tor CHINA. The latest news on this point
has been given by the Frankfurt Zei-
tung, saying that, despite the absence of
o1hclal admission of the fact 1t is certain
mat three other large steamers of the
North German Lloyd line have been char
tered for September and that in the cab
met an order is pending for the forma-
ton OF corps of 10000 men, OpDosition
papers cr1t1ctSe this because the reichS+og
mas not been asked to sanction the sten
and point out that another heavy arrny
increase will be asked at the fall session
OF the reichstag for the organization of
a colonial reserve army
A Socialist member of tho ,,eiohs+o,.
named Molkenbuhr has been sentenced 70
pay fine of 900 marks and to month IN
Jan Tor crlticising army officers Herr
IocraVe, the captain of a steamer hoe
been appointed in his place.
Inc emperor's Baalbec explorati ton ex-
pedltion, under the leadership of Prof
Fuchsteln, has arrived at the scene of
It's labors. The excavations will reouire
three years.
The Russian embassy here with the
whole of the embassy will 60 to Dantzig
Aug 10, to witness the launching of tho
Russian cruiser Vildorf
Wllllam Waldorf Astor has arrived at
Hamburg, where the prince of Wales IS
also expected within fortnight.
Bandmaster Sousa, who, despite the
lnciement weather this week played to
enormous crowds, today gave a concert
the programme of which was given I'M
to Berlin and New York composers the
latter being Mcdowell H. D. Hartley
Barley Kerry Mills. Gustave r. Kerr
and G. Russey. Mr.. Sousa was today en-
tertained-at luncheon by a number of
his Berlin admirers al the Bristol
Gen. William Ludlow. who was inter-
viewed here today, said his work of
studying the general staff has been some
what delayed through the emperor's alb
sence. Gen. Ludlow said he had seen
the minister of war, the chief of the
general staff, and other officials. all or
whom he found extremely kind and com
municative He spoke in the highest
praise of the German Kriegskademaie
(war college,, which gives technical mil