Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-27

Mr. william ST. John DroIerlck. was
able 90 imuaIt u Oh. ha.-. of COM
mons today was that preparations for
the advance ON pek.n seemed t0 be ap-
preaching completion
GERMAN TROOPS SAIL.
Bramerhayan July g1-pur of the
German oNueIHtIulry force for china
sailed today Uu board three transports,
Emperor william accompanied by two
of his sons and the imperial chancellor.
Prince Humeni0he. witnessed the gm-
barkatIon of .he expedition ana dally-
ereda farewell. address 90 the troops,
WORSE THAN GIVEN OUT.
Minneapolis. Mimi. July 2I-Charlas
GO0dnoW has iust received "a letter
from his brother. Consul General Good
now, at Shanghai 100 which the letter
intmates that the conditions are even
worse than has been indicated in his
official cablegrims He writes
Chinese are leaving this city az the
rate of 1000 or 5000 "a day The pur-
pose of their going or their destination
is not known
CHINESE MODELLING.
While be does not say so, Mr.. Good
now evidently believes that they are
being modified somewhere. Many OF
those leaving he says have had close
relations with the Europeans, and II
their departure had been ON account 0f
fear OF war between the allies some Of
them, Dc thinks. would certainly made
their fears known 20 their white
friends.
The Europeans therefore have organ
lied O body Ut volunteers and have re-
fused 90 admit any natives to Ii, al
though several offered their services.
This illustrates the suspicion with
which AN natives are regarded. A
number of policemen of the English
concession are BOO the ranks.
Mr. G00dnow has given up his plans
for O. trip home and viii remain az his
post
HEAVY ENLTSTMENTS.
ST. Louis. July 27-Captaln Davis. Y.
S. army recruiting officer here. today
sent 20 recruits 90 Fort Smelling MINI.
They are AN anxious Co Doe sent TO
China. Captain Davis says that this
months erUs-ments have broken an
records since the Spanish American
war
Col ID D. Wheeler. quartermaster Y.
S. A., at this point has received orders
from the war department at Washing
son 90 arrange at once Tor the trans
portai0u of Battery o.. stationed az
Fort Riley, To- san Francisco and 90
have % Iu readiness to start for China
ON short notice Battery O Us connected
with the Fourth IT, $. artillery and is
composed OF heavy siege guns. IL Is
now recruiting up % about l6j men.
HURRY ORDERS FOR AMMUNI-
TON.
Philadelphia, July g7-Hurry orders
were received today by Major Heath
commanding the government arsenal az
Frankfort, a suburb OF this city 20 be-
gin work at once on large supply OF
thirty Calbre revolver cartridges ana
shrapnel In addition Major Heath
was ordered 20 increase his working
force from 800 10 200 and 10 work the
men from Z a.. On. 90 z D. m. Recently
the arsenal resumed work after a tenn
p0rary shutdown
MORE CHINESE OUTRAGEs.
Iarlf, july -t-Al lnt tdbluel coun-
on today the minister Of foreign AFFAIRS,
NJ. Delcasse, stated that full powers
had been given The French cOnsuls IN
China 90 take such measures az should
be necesItated boy the situation 20 en-
sure the protection OF French subjects.
Accordingly as naval reserves arrive al
Taku, naval vessels viii be- dispatched
90 various points whore their presence
may be deemed advisable
The consul at krakow telegraphs TO
the foreign office that two military sta
tons az Szechuau have been pillaged
and the Lazlrist establishments az
Yao Chou province Of kiang 81. burned.
The dispatch adds that the yiceroys
spontaneously took measures 20 restore
order
CONDITION OF THE OREGON,
Washington. July 21-The navy de-
partment today received the following
Cahlogrdm from Captain Wilde. CONE
mauieT 0f the Oregon
"Eure July 2G Secretary Navy
Washington Ship dOcked. Structural
strength intact WILDE