Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-04

caused by he reports that the inter.
nationals DO Irku have arrested some
members uf tha TsIng ID Yamen who
won. King t1 open negotiations and
ru... .Ihll-n .1e government There Is
n1 disposition here t0 C1nd1nc the of
lenses of amy ul these Chinese officials
which may have participated the out.
RACES Goo F.klu hut % ls questioned Whp.
Cher fhe present is an Upp0rtuue time 90
administer punishment.
General Barry. 81 hO can De reached az
I2au has been Instructed % spare no
palms Ur expense % get dispatches
which the department feels are neces.
sHry to a correct disposition OF the
Chinese questions hat have arisen since
The occupation Of Pekin,
GERMANS AND ITALIANS IN Pc
KIN
Berlin. Sept Am official dispatch
from Iaku announces the receipt OF a
telegram from Pekln dated August %,
saying the German troops have taken
possession of a hlll within the imperial
CITY.
The dispatch adds that TWO thousand
additional Italian troops have reached
T5ku.
FRENCH GUNBOAT ARRIVES.
Paris. Sept. THE French consul at
Canton, under date of Monday. Sept 9.
| cable. That the French gunboat C0mete
| has arrived az Canton. He adds that
| her trip 90 Swatow. on the estuary Of
| the river Hang kiang. has had a good
| effect and has ended the troubles and
! agitation against foreigners which We're
] HTrIHUIrfHH % De-. RAGLAN nHrft1, - IF.wur.,
! T0uug.
The consul also reports that a mis-
| si0ndry was attacked and wounded In
| the district Of Fatkong. 100 kilometres
| from Canton
CHINESE PEACE COMMISSIONERS.
London. Sept. The absence Of news
| regarding the actual situation Of affairs
| az Pekin continues as complete as the
| lack of authentic information regard
/ INK the ultimate attitude OF the pow
ers towards the proposals now before
/ The concert.
Shanghai reports that an imperial
/ edict issued az Tai Yuan Flu appoints
! III Hung Chang, Iuug Lu, Hsu Tung
| tutor Of the heir apparently. and Prince
/ Ching commissioners 20 negotiate peace
Four German warships arrived at
Woo Sung Sept 8.
AGAINST LEAVING PEKIN.
The unmlstakable condemnation Of
/ the proposal 20 Immediately withdraw
/ from Pekin. which is voiced from all
/ the foreign colonies In the far East. IS
/ taken I'm some quarters as a forecast OF
/ the opinion which may be expected
| from the ministers when their views are
| 0btaInable As already suggested the
| Russian proposals are capable OF modi-
| hCatlou and it rs thought In well in
| formed circles that Lord Salisbury Is
/ striving 20 conform them more closely
. Co the terms first formulated by the
| government az Washington
WILL DO As THE OTHERS DO.
According 10 a special dispatch from
| ST. Petersburg. dealing with the ques-
/ ton OF Mauchuria. the Russian officials
/ rgpudilte any intention % permanently
/ occupy or annex Manchuria.
The dispatch adds that Russia will
. claim no territorial concessions provided
Z the other powers refrain from so do
. ing. and expresses the hope that the
. question OF indemnities can be settled
by the cooperation Of allied powers,
MISSIONARIES OBJECT.
New York. Sept. THE Rev DR..
D0dd. one Of the secretaries Of the
/ Methodist Episcopal missionary society,
received the following cablegram from
Shanghai today, signed Central Chi
ra.'
Protest government against eyacuo-
ton ptkiu and recognition II Huns
Chang. Both disastrous 10 missions"
Robert T.. Spser Of the Presbyterian
board 1t foreign missions. received a
number OF letters from Presbyterian
missionaries in China today. one from
Cochran DID, dated Arima Japan,
August S. gives an account Of the de-
clrtation off nine missionaries, near
Nlng Now. The Rev Henry V. Noyos,
writing from Canton. confirms previous
r.r.r thu. the authorities there were
MAKING extensive preparations 10 resist
D. foreign attack