Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-02

cause OF the allies nv h.
J J.u we pillage OF the Russis 'parlth
c,a S 'i'ef the bombardmer, Wv
"autoniy shot natives 10y lne
tE,lylhlng, Including IN. l9ote
FUSES 10 Taku. The native tul vpeea
I'vuld were looted of snnrij'. ioI Inlle
Dor Is scarce" 4'pp"es' ana Ia
60, ne correspondent ~ a.. s,,
shanghai telegraphlne e inues
pGrt DISPATCHES from Using IAN :!
r,n,.,u serious attack upon Co..
,",l"ay engineers IN Kaumi rs .,' ri.
~ p.'' IN, escaped but many Cb,.eu
49, A''iel and much propertv ~
va 9geu The memorial chrrch
-, -han fu has been burned M
I.re.i i0i l, at psining have boan -,
.u NY the mandarlns to leavo Tt'
'iSe on troops from Takn n ~,
pr'ed ny the lack Of cavalry fra rsr u,,''
ORDERS TO ATTACK FoRrtcN.r,n.
London, July 1.-Two secret ,n,na.'.
esegItts nave fallen into the hand.
lg'sheIs, according 10 a sneoisi a,s
ltta from Shanghai dated snnSns
N",h says the first. dated Jpre oo,l
il.lts events around the conitat ~,
ot.sLtuutes the trouble 10 relipions far
alI,Ism against Christians lea5ina
'''ieht outbreaks, which The eo,.,.,.
.,''"' rs unable 90 suppress. Forsto,
u"9ps are between Taku and poJi,
o"I 'He foreign relations have raacbo,
"a desperate point. The govarpn,e,,
therefore, calls upon an tbe vicero,,
ana governors 90 show their ioyot;,
To- che throne and 90 raise arr,ioc' az.
FUNDS IN defense OF pekin ana 80 az
ieat foreign dictation ~ 10
The second which is dsto5 1,r. o.,
tlioslzss the Boxers as loyal true men
VINO. though not soldiers have defsst
s9 me foreigners advancing ON Pc
Nlh' and commands the officials IN 90
Operate heartily In the patriotic work
me southern officials disregard m,
decree. sa'u 'n'
II Is feared that Yuanshlkal the gov
ernor OF Che Foo. VIII Join TuanI
party u'"'
a dispatch 10 the Daily News from
Toxic dated July LIST. saws. "Naroni,
lainagata, IN the course OF an inter.
view regarding the japanese expedi.
llon 20 China. said Il was solely IN,
the rescue of the members of the Ia.
cations He expressed fears that IN,
powers would become disunlted wbils
formulating their demands
Nlsc0unt AOki, the foreign minister
declared emphatically that the expul.
sion OF the ministers constituted
casus belli and that II was impossibls
10 negotiate with a government thai
was non-eXistent. II IS not unlikeIv
me sara mat the present rising Will
equal the TAPPING rebellion"
AMERICAN CASUALTIES.
Washington, July 1.-Today's advice,
TO the state department, made no oi
two cablegrams from Consul.GenaraI
GoodhoW al Shanghai, brought the for.
elgn ministers at Pekin a day fur
Their along IN safety showing that they
were all alive with the exception OF
the German minister.
a message from Admiral Kempf.
giving the casualties 10 the relief ex-
petition, June 2jth, was received al
the navy department:
hllled-BoatsWain's Mate Thomas,
Gunners Mate Bedson, Apprentice
Broman Landsman Severson.
d-Boatswain's Mate HOLY.
9ke. Machinist landlord. Landsman
kellisky. Cadet Taussig. Captain Nc
Gala, Fireman Rowe. Landsman Car
Tity. CoXsWain Ryan. Quartermaster
conway, CoXswain McClay, Fireman
Flaherty, Seamen Lloyd. Child. Ander-
son, Jansen, BOlmuller and McKervev.
JoXswain Thomas Llndbohm. appren-
Ices Johnson, Rasmussen and WEIGH.
Private Ordeff.
Coxswain McClay's name could not
be found on the rolls. Possibly he had
been transferred from some other ship
vince the rolls were returned. The
lame Mckervey also Is not to be found
IN the rolls.
The records OF the killed, as shown
It the navy department, are as fol-
Ows:
Thomas Thomas enlisted at Mare
sland. Cal, in 1899. He was born In
copenhagen I'm 1860 His next Of kin Is
drs. T. Lannigan Of 603 South Front
treet Philadelphia.
Benjamin Benson was born in Man
lrs. Anna Benson, mother, living al
landahl Norway.
Harry A. Broman was born IN Du-
nth. MINI, in 1882. Next OF kin. Ida
;. Broman. mother, living al 1927 West
hyperion street, Duluth
Harry SeVersOn, was born In Norway
. 1878 and enlisted at Chicago. Next
kin, Laurence Severson. father, liy-
lg at 1884 West Abinsia avenue, Chi
ago.
THEIR MINISTER'S MAY BE SAFE.
Two important cablegrams were re-
aived by Secretary Hay today from
nited States COnsul-General GOOdnow
{ Shanghai The date is understood
} be that Of last night The text is
ithheld but the consul states In sub
lance as follows:
It is rumored In Shanghai that the
erman minister 20 Pekin. Baron Won
etteler. was killed az Pekin on the
m OF June. on the 23rd OF June thIee
the legation buildings were still
anding. The others have been burned,
on the 26th Of June a dispatch was
ceiyed az Shanghai from Hung Lu
Believed 20 be the viceroy Of the prov
ce Of Chi Ii, where the principal trou-
es have occurred stating that other
inisters were safe.
10 Shanghai from differ
It sources indicate that Prince Tuan,
Their OF the heir apparent. seems 70
absolutely in control az Pekln, and
at his attitude Is the worst possl-
e and most hostile TO foreigners. Il
even said that he issued an edict as
r back as the 20ih OF June, ordering
of the viceroys 90 attack the for
,ners I'm their respective provinces
order which has so far not been
eyed.
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