Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-26

warrington. July 26.-Notwith'
..,,,, signs Of activity the state de-
',r.gt had nothing this morning OF
-, touching the Chinese situation
me imperial edlct promulgated yes
i.ytv yi.sroy TAX at Canton, has
,.r 5..auaelble impression here.
D.-ia tts Chinese minister's view to
-. contrary. this edict IS looked upon
w.p.cl3us.y Ike a prelipinary TO a
,..rsr declaration OF war and only one
,., Inward securing time TO move
chinese forces into a better position
mr. defence against the internauonals'
The notice that came TO the state de-
,s-,na1t that Korea Is free from the
g,7sr agitation was well received, for 1t
. believed that Russia win thus be
enabled TO spare many more troops
,r,m her Siberian army for use In the
,,,s-Dal force with Il the navy de-
r3r,mant sent over copy OF a dispatch
received from Admiral Remey making
some changes 90 the marine body.
Minister WI also came down and asked
n- half an hour with Acting Secretary
HN but he declared he had nothing
from home. though DE was confident OF
important Developments in the imme-
date future. The Chinese minister
expressed 10 Secretary HIN his contin-
ned hone that the ministers In Pekin
were sim safe and said he believed he
would bs able 90 deliver 90 the depart
men, a message from Minister C0nger
hat would make that hope certain.
Ths state department had no infor-
nation Of any kind from It's officers in
China Acting Secretary Hin said the
Chinese minister had received no COM
muH.gatons from China, and had no in-
formation 90 impart, and the confer
e1ce with the minister was simply an
interchange Of courtesies.
ALLIES ARE DISAGREEING.
London. July 2G.-Whlle the latest i'm
Preston derived from the array OF con-
hcius kilograms from the far East
SIS that portion OF the foreign colony
40 Pesln may have escaped slaughter
until a recent date. the general cOncen-
Gus of the best informed opinions OF
Europe seems 90 continue to favor the
acceptance Of the worst news and
prompt action thereon, the contention
being that the only possibility OF de-
lniey ascsr,aInug the truth IS by the
allied commanders inQuiring az Pekin.
Judging from me news from Tien Tsin.
however recording divisions among
NE admirals there the prospect for a
speedy advance seem TO be endangered
Unless The governments speedily agree
upon a supreme leader
Ii Is AFRAID.
Is.sgrams from Shanghai report that
N hung Chang has taken up his abode
d, me arsenal, as o measure of precau-
s Dy1 ~ not stated whether he feared
s',agk by Chinese or attempts of the
I,.ss 20 curiail his liberties. Appar-
,,-.S' me foreign consuIs az Shanghai
tt-'r informed The yiceroys that un-
s, A- obtained definite dispatches from
l.hIA within five DAYS. they would CON |
.-.r ihe ministers had been murdered !
tll ac, accordingly
MORE MISSIONARIES MURDERED. |
q, " ,l..'i are recuuent that a number |
a. w.. Missionaries. American or English. |
Oh. ys-l murdered ln Shan 81 one OF |
i-t tsId.chr' from Shanghai. pub |
,... ".it To-Day says. THE CANADIAN |
"a ''."ailei Who escaped from Ho Nan |
g.. terrible experience en- route |
t..r me natives everywhere were /
l5 The rabble attacked the refu-
~. 9ea' them and tore the clotbes /
c, -.l , ,. backs The ladies' suffered /
''ls' ihdIgnItes."
CANTON FEARS ATTACK.
III. Ihe dispatch continued. canton 70.
,.r.. '. comparatively quiet The ma.
n,, however are beginning to fear !
- Ne endorsements arriving AZ
f,.,'1Is intend 90 attack tho Rogue
r,-4'aIl.l occupy the city The military
,. ,..- Z. has asked the colonial sacre-
'i,s,t' p.Il'...DltAgng for assurance that
csr,1,' " ''aIN does not intend TO take
,sAPANEsE TROOPS LAND.
I.,4lc6 received here today from
srI,.-r "a, states that the Japanese
lg.y rs, ..s AN ne landed at Taku by |
tr 5-s ana VIII reach Tlen Tsln Au-
IA, ,s,, ,is.l'''.,ature of New South Wales
utF.,, ' Veg 10 dispatch military con-
a'-..- 10 Join the imperial troops IN
~ DID no LOOTING.
,.,,8s, ,.s .,,. July 26-The navy de-
"'' morning received the fol-