davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-11-27
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdowej.
Chicago, 81 Listopsda 1900.

Chicago, 81 Listopada 1900.
Me nova dIa mas jest rzecza, gdy
prasa rosyjska interesuje sie sto-
sunkami W Wielkopolsce i wyraza
swe oburzenie na postepoWanle
Niemc6w W obec Polak6w i bynaJ-
mniej mas to ME wzrusza AMI ME
uprzedza na korzysc Rosyan, bo
taktyks TAXA az nadto ola mas jest
zrozlmisfa.
Wieeej niz kiedykoIwiek mozew W
ostatnich ezasach Rosyanie W obec
Polak6H zajei zyczliwe stanowl-
sko: ale niebawem Geese dziennl-
karstwa, w1asnie ia, kt6ra zawsze
sic odznacza narodoTym szowini-
mem, jeia dowodzic, re jezeh Pru-
sacy uwazaja mas "a 2ywiot niebez-
pieczny dla swego panstwa, to
jeszcze wieksza sfuszno5ciQ moze
Rosya spoglqdae ma mas Ottawa,
poniewaz ekonomiezny rozw6j hro-
lestwa Polskiego jest znacznie VIE
kszy cd rozwoiu rosyiskich srodko-
wych gubernij.
Wprowadziwszy dyskusye ma ia
l,ie tory, dogadsi sic szowinisci do
wniosku, re trzeba nafoayt ma Po'
Iak6w osobne podstki, aby obcia-
zeniem tinansowem przyttumic
nadmierny rozwoj ziem polskich, a
doch6d 2 tyeh podatk6w trzeba o.
br6cic na podniesienie kultury i
przemysfu gubernij srodkowych.
Taxi wniosek najpierw podafo
..Nowoje Wremia,'' a inne pisms z
togo samego obozu rozwineiy 60
" ten spos6b, ze wfaseiwie wszyst-
kie kresy panstwa rosyjskiego,
vice take krai Nadbaitycki, Fin
.andya ukraina powinny ptacic
osobny a wydatny podatek ma rzecz
..serca" Rosyi, to znaczy szesciu
gubernij wielkorosyjskich.
Motywa tego projektu sa....
$redniowieczne. Oto prawia
..Moskiewskie Wiedomosti,"
Wielkorosys przez kilks wicklow
wytezaia wszystkie swe silly, ably
panstwo uczynit nietylko wielkiem.
ale wprost bezbrzeanem - to jej
sic udato, ale przez to sama ona
wyczerpsia sBe SHY do takiego sto-
pnia, ze teraz zaczyna cierpiec ma
anemie. Rolnictwo iej upada, prze.
lnysl ME moze dor6wna6 przemy-
stowi nadwislanskiemu, szk6f. dr6g,
telegraf6w. zaklad6w cywi6zacyj-
nych ma1o, wiele mniej, niz na
ilresach. s4owem zawojowane kraje
korzystaia z wielkosci Rosyi, gu
bernie wielkorosyjskie. kt6re te
wielkosc stworzyiy. znajduja sic W
jakiemS omdleniu. S}uszna ma bye
redy rzecza, aby Wielkorosya bra
Ia haracz Z kres6w, tenn sfuszniej-
sza ze wvjdzie 10 ma koFzyst cafe-
90 psnstwa. Skarb panstwowy ME
moze foay6 IA oayvienie .,srodka",
ME moze budovac nawet takich
kolei, kanaf6w..i telegraf6w. kt6re
iuz 50 zatwierdzone; niechze to
Sszystko powstanie "a same tylko
orocenta cd zysk6w, jake kresom
lsje nalezenie do Rosyi: kiedy W
en- sposob ,.srodek" znoIu okrze-
onie, w6wczas, speiniajac swe hi
,toryczne pos}annictwo, znowu sic
wezmie do powiekszania panstwa.
Me moze bye mowy powszech-
lem awiekszeniu podatkow, DO
tym, co juz So, ME moe wydofac
irodkowa Rosya, a zatem pozosta-
je tylko powiekszye podatki na
kresach. Gaia szowinistyczna pra.
ga przemavia "a tym projektem.
Reszta prasy jednakowoz zTsl-
,za ten dziwaczny pomysf. Po-
datki teraz ME 50 jednakowe, Kto
wiecej zsrabia, kto lepsza ma zie-
mie, kto zaszanowaf lasy. albo tro'
skliwiej uprawia role, ten juz piaci
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-11-27
Telegrarny.

BERLIN, 27go Listopada.
Cesarz Wilhelm ME troszczy sie,o
krytyki wygfaszane W Radzie pam
stwa W Kolonii do rekrutow zno-
WI wystapif m6wkq, W kt6rej
chefpif sic z tego, il dow6dzca an.
gielski zakomenderowaf Germans
to the 'front.' i upominat, azeby W
Chinach postepowano ku zadowo.
leniu ,,Boga cesarza".
Cd hr. Waldersee nadeszla depe.
sza "a bun. donoszaca, re ekspe-
dycya Muehlkenfelsa zatknefa fla.
ge niemiecka ma wielkim murze, do
kt6rego dostano sic przez Hey Ling
Czeng po uciaaliwym marszu przez
CORY. Depesza dodaje, re Francu-
ri 30 kilometr6w na pofudnie cd
FASTING Flu stoczyli krwawa bitwe
Bokserami.
LoNDYN, 27go Listopada. -
Dr.. Morrison twierdzi depeszy
przesianej do Times" Pekinu.
co nastepuje: Postowie zgodaili
sic na diva wnioski dawniej spor-
ne. Jednym byi wniosek Ernesta
Satowa, azeby Chiny przystaiy ma
zmiane ukiadow handlowych,a "a dru.
GIN wniosek w}oski. azeby Chiny
przystaiy ma kontrole fnansowa
mooarstw zagranicznych ola zagwa.
rantowania sunny odszkodowan.
Wedle najnizszego oszacowania.
suma odszkodowania wyniesie 10
milion6w funt6w sterling6w 600
milion6w dolar6w).
WASHINGTON, 27go Listop,--
Department pahstwa zostaf uwia-
doniony o uiozeniu wstepnych wa
runk6w do rokowan pokojowych
przez pos}6w, ale ME uwaaa "a sto-
sowne oglaszac szczeg6fow. Zdaje
sic jednakowol. re ME ma wszyst.
kie punkta ufozone beda mogiy size
zgodzic wszystkie mocarstwa W
Pekinie reprezentowane. Zwiaszcza
ma op6r natrafa punkta tyczqce sic
zniesienia fort6w w Taku i trwa}e-
so zajecia pewnych punkt6w ma ko-
lei pomiedzy Tien Tsin a Pekinem.
Tutejszy rad na to sic ME zgodzi.
BERLIN, 27go Listopada. -
Partya centrum przedfozyla W Ra-
dzie panstwa nowele domagajqcq
sic wiekszych wolnosci dla katoli-
k6w i wyznawc6w innej WARY, niz
panujacej. jakotea zezwolenia do
powrotu Jezuit6w.
Budzet kolonialny, przedtoaony
Radzie pahstwa, obejmuie fundu-
sze potrzebne do pokrycia deticytu
obliczonego ma 37,352,151 marck.
Dochody obliczaja tylko na 7,073,,
900 marek. We wszystkich kolo-
mach znaczne sa niedobory. W
Samoa (niemieckiej tam posiadlo-
sci) wynosi niedob6r 10000 ma.
rex: Kiao Czau potrzebuje 10. O.T50,-
900 marek, a dochody tam wynosaa
100000 marek.
L1wADYA 27go Listopada. -
Nastepujacy biuletyn ogioszono
chorobie cara: Car spedzii dzieh
pomyslny. Byl W stanie spac tro-
che pocif sic. 0 godz. 8 popolu.
dniu temperature wynosifa SO, 3,
pulls 76. O godz. 9 wieczorem tenn
peratura wynosila SO, 5, pulls r.
Pogloski 0 smierci cara roznie-
stone po caiym swiecie pochodzq
krzykliwosci chfopc6w ro2nosaa-
cych gazety W Paryau.
PAEYz. 27-go Listopada. -
DR.. Lcyds, dyplomatyczny agent
Transwalu, odwiedzif wczoraj fran
cuzkiego ministra spraw 2agrani'
| cznych, Delcasse, Prezydent Krue-
ger odbyf przejazdzke dtuzszq "
towarzystwie wnuka; do eskorty
dano mu policysnt6v ma bicyklach
konnych gwardzist6w, Uda} sic
ma plac vystawy, byi ma 2 pietrze
wiezy Eifla. dlugo sta} pred VIA
snem popiersiem pieknie " kwiaty
przybranem zwiedzif ,,osade Boe-
rows. poczem przez lasek bulohski
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-11-27

4
| byciu ma mieisce prze2naczenia i
mostly ME sa aigdzie uszkodzone,
ale W. skutek osuniecia sic ziemi i
podmycia nasyp6w, kolej ia ma
przestrzeni 30 milowej jest mocno
uszkodzona. najwieksze szkody
zrzadzone So PREY rzece Green
Brier. Komunikacya W niekt6-
rych miejscach jest istotnie przer-
wana prawdopodobnie W skutek
tego powstafa pogfoska.
ATHENS, O., 27 Listopada. -
W skutek ulewnych deszczow
wczoraj W poblizu Chauncey re-
zerwoar pekf miasto o mile odds'
lone zostalo zalane. Rezerwoar po-
kryf obszar wynoszacy trzy akry i
byl 20 stop gleboki. Tory kolejc-
we ma przestrzeni 100 yard6w 20
sta}y przez wode limestone, a W
Chauncey wszystkie domy sa zala-
he. Wylewajqca sic wode ma sacze-
scie pag6rek W drodze stojacy od'
wrocif cd kopalni W Chauncey, VI
ktorei 100 ludzi bylo zatrudnio-
nych.
WASHINGTON, ~ Listopada. -
Department. skarbu rozstrzygnaf,
re koronkarze sprowadzeni An
gill przez szarlatana Dowie wraz
rodainami moga pozostac W kraju,
by tu zaprowadzic nowy przemyst
wyroku koronek. Gen, Komisarz
Powderley napisaf do komisyi imi-
gracyjnej W PHILADELPHIA. kt6ra o.
wych koronkarzy zamierzata ODE
slat do Anglii. re ludzie cinietylko
zaimowat sic bedq wyrobem koro.
mex, ale take wyrobem nici do ko-
ronek potrzebnyeh, co nowym jest
W tym kraiu przemysfem, zatem
mogq bye dopuszczeni.
ST. Louis, Mo, 27go Listop.-
Miasto to szczyci sic tego, re W
dniu wczorajszym rozegrafa sic W
nielr naiwiekszs ilose procesow
rozwodowych. Az 100 takich spraw
W jednym dniu byio roztrsasanych,
80 rozwod6w zostato udzielonych.
Dotychczas W jednym dniu maj.
wyasaa byla liczba IS proces6w
rozwodowych, z kt6rych 30 roz-
strzygnieto ma korzyst wnoszacych
procesa!
CENTRAL CITY, Ky, 27 List. 49,
1900 g6rnik6w W powiecie Hopkins
ME chciafo usiuchac wczoraj roz-
kazu strajkowania wydanego pazez
Johna Mitchell, prezydenta zwiaz.
ku g6rnik6w anerykanskich pra-
cowali "a dawna zaplate. G6rnicy
tuteisi zadovoleni So re swych
piac: niezadowoleni sa tylko g6rni-
cy W sasiednich powiatach.
HELENA, Mont, 27 Listop.
Wczoraj popoiudniu znaleziono
zloto W znacznej ilosci tuz pod po-
wierzchnia ziemi ma Main str.
George Booker, znany tu czfowiek,
przesiafkilka kosz6w ziemi wyjetei
ulicy rozkopanei W obec setek lu-
dzi i otrzymai zfoto wartosci kilku
dolar6w.
Miasto Helena poiozone jest na
Last Chance Gulch", niegdys maj
bogatszej kopalni zfota ma swiecie.
Starry ludzie twierdzQ, re pod mia-
stem spoczywa wiecej zlota, nia go
tam kiedykolwiek dawniej wydo-
byto. Wielu mieszkanc6w ME-
watpliwie ma kopalnie zfota W
swych piwnicach.
New YORK, 27go Listopada. -
Sigma aktorka Sarah Bernhardt
wczoral do 3 godziny zrana opra-
cowywafa plany swej podrdzy po
Ameryce, potem cafy dzieh spedzi-
Ia w f6aku, wieczorem wystapifa
W teatrze Garden po raz pierwszy
W dramacie L'Aiglon. Sarah Bern
hardt pozostanie 5 tygodni " New
Yorku.
Rome wiadomoScl
telegraficzne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-11-27

Uczucia 80 dwojakie: jedne jak
skaiy potezne niewzruszone, drugie
iak atrumien, W kt6rym sic praej-
rzeG mozna,
Fl. Sse7kieqcicz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-11-27
z biura zdr0Wia.

W ubiegfym tygodniu umarfo W
Chicago AS os6b: o 33 wiecei, niz
W tygodniu poprzepdzajacym, a o
81 wiecej, niz W odnosnym tygod-
niu zesziego roku. Os6b plci mez-
kiei umarEo 257, pfci zehskiej l9l;
dzieci liczacych niespeina rok ay-
cia umarlo 1876, dzieci we wieku l
IS lat, A.. a.osob przesz}o 60let-
nich 90, Ma dyfterya umarlo o.
sob AZ, ma tyfus 10, q ma szkarla.
tyne 2. Samob6jstw bylo u, in.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-11-27
Odznaczenie zak0nnicy.

Odznaczenie zakonnicy jest wy
padkiem nieczestym W republican,
skiej Francyi. Ot6z ma prosbe Ra-
dy miejskiej otrzyma}a -ek same
go mers przyznuny iej zfoty medal
aiostra Urbina 20 40letnie petne
poswiecenia dosladsnie chorych ! .
lsierowanie prsy.ulsiem dziecin-
nym " miasteczku Fonta,ne Fran.
oaise. Mer dsiekownf jej " imie-
niu swoich wspolobywateli.
czy nie tajemnicze, musi bye wypof'
nione szcescjem prac czynow.
II. Sienlae,oics.
Inne nauki chca take sprawicdii.
wosci, lecz jcdna tylko wiara cayni .
SERGE sprawiedliwem. pr6ca tego |
cayni je caystem cSyni je wier-'
nem.
q. sssnasswies.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-11-27

pracujqc W fabrykach
Co.. spadli windy wy
stop. johnson smiertelnie(
kaleczyl ma peknieta czaA
z}amaf oba ramona kilka zebe(
Rydoski spadt ma belke popzecz-
na i przez ramie windy zostaf do
niei przycisniety, p6ki po caiogo.
dzinnych usiiowaniach go onie uwoi.
Mono. Obaj zostali pomieszczem
W szpitalu fabryki.
100 stop mad ziemia.
Wczoraj wyko,iczono budowe
pieca hutniczego nr, 10 W fabryce
illinois Steel Go. w South Chicago.
Ostatnie ieszcze roboty wykonah
stoiacy na rusztowaniu wiszacem W
wysokosci 100 stop mad ziemia ro.
botnicy: Frank velchek, lO75o
Buffalo ave., Gustav Diabasz. S14S
Luella ave-; Thomas Jones. 81 H.
Superior ave-, i Andrew Anderson,
$3.50 Mackinaw ave. Pracowali
przez caly dzieh, i wlasnie zamie-
rzali spuscit sic ma dot, gdy nrwat
sic jcden iancuch rusztowania.
Nieszczesliwi, wyjatkiem Ander.
soma, spadli ma dol, po drodze nde-
rzajac rozmaito czesci rusztowa-
MIA, tylko tel okolicznosci przypi-
sac naleay. re ME zobili sic ma
mieiscu. Anderson zas zaczepif
sic przypadbowo wystajacy maiy
haczyk. kt6ry przedziurawif jego
bluzke. Anderson pozostaf tax za-
wieszony miedzy niebem ziemiaa,
podczas gdy jego towarzyszy ratio.
wano, i dopiero p6zniej 60 spo-
trzeaono i trwaio godzine, MIN edo.
iano sic do niego dostat po rozciq-
eanych drabinach i uwolnit juA
omdlafego.
Wszystkich umieszczono W szpi.
talu fabryki. Anderson wkrotce
przyszedl do siebie i lekko tylko
Jest pokaleczony, ale jego towarzy-
sze pokaleczeni 50 straszliwie, a
velchek, kt6ry ma czaszke peknie.
ia kilka zeber zlamanych, nieaa.
wodnie umrze.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-11-27
zuow mowka wiIhelnla.

Niemiecka flaga ma murze chi1iskim.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-17
HULL WANTS EXTRA SESSION.
Chairman of House Committee on
Military Affairs Fayurs One.

Chicago. July E-Congressman J. A.
r. Hull, Of Iowa, chairman of the House
committee on military affairs and au-
thor of the HUI military bill Is at
the Auditorium for the summer, as a
member OF the Republican national
congressional committee. OF the Chi
nese crisis he said.
II believe there should be an extra
session Of Congress. / believe the
American people viii not shirk their
duty. They are strong and they are
not cowardiy. They viii not permit
Russia, Germany England and France
TO bear the brunt Of the battle, and
themselves 20 come In after all is over
20 claim a voice In the settlement
America has It's own citizens 10 pro-
tcCt, its own minister has been muir
dered, It's own commercial interests ia
China are az stake. Perhaps as an
Iowan. a citizen OF the State In which
Conger was loved and honored, / feel
more intensely than do Americans in
general; but ] do not believe IT,
THE adjutant general Of Iowa tells
me Iowa can raise two regiments or
twenty-four in tweuty-four hours Gen.
Wheeler tells me the whole South Is
afame and that they cry out 10 be al
lowed 20 20 10 China
IAN extra session Of Congress may
be needed 10 give the nation the power
20 exert its force In China Under the
present law unless there is a declara-
tiOn Of war by Congress the President
has not the power TO raise volunteers.
II believe China has deliberately
planned the whole movement. / think
she has been arming herself against
the world ever since the japanese war.
We know she bought 100000 German
Mausers, and IL appears she has also
Krupps and Creusots The arms we
have been believing were sent to Hong
kong for secret shipment into the Phil
ippines / feel certain We're destined for
China herself"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-17
NO NEED FOR EXTRA SESSION
Congressman Grosvenor Sees No Ne
Cessity for One.

New York, July 17.-Congressmar
Charles H. GrOsyenOr Of Ohio, said last
night that he knew OF no particular
necessity for President McKinley's re-
turn 70 Washington.
do you think there will be an extra
session OF Cungress?' Gen. GrosvenoI
was asked
NO he answered. 81 see no reason
for haste. Serene r. Payne. chairman
OF the committee on ways and means.
John Dalzell OF the committee on rules
and about thirty other members are In
Europe. Then We need more light on
the true condition OF affairs. That is
bound 10 come soon. ! guess everybody
is reasonably sure that every foreigner
I'm Pekin was killed. so nothing is TO be
gained by marching on that city now,
because there is nothing there 20 save"
1.-THE Chinese seem 20 fight desperate
~, the reporter suggested.
Yes Gen. GrOsvenOr answered.
For some inscrutable reason the Ger
mans have for years been drilling the
Chinese and furnishing them with arms
and ammunition. The war department
has long been aware that China Is wei
equipped with modern armament and
ammunition Now she is using them
against Germany. II is too bad that
the navles OF the world cannot be util-
ized in the present trouble. While I
believe the government viii act prompt
~ and efficiently ] 90 not see how mat
ters can be improved by undue haste.
Better know an the facts, then We can
proceed advisedly."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-17
CHINESE MISSIONARY TALKS.
Rev. 5. |. Woodbridge, Presbyterian
Was Fifteen Years in China.

San Francisco, July 17.-Rev 5. 1
Woodbridge. a Presbyterian missionary
| who has been at chin Kang on the
Yang Use river for the past fifteen
years arrived on the Copuc from
Shanghai with his wife and six chill
dren on a furlough. He expects TO re.
turn TO China when the present trou-
bles are over.
The whole city. as well as all other
cities and towns along the Yang Use.
was greatly excited and on the verge OF
an uprising when Woodbridge left chin
kan- on June 2gth. fact. a dav had
been fixed for the destruction OF all
property owned by the foreigners. and
the murder OF the foreigners them
selves and Woodbridge believes that bv
this time a terrible fate has met those
foreigners who failed 90 heed his warm
Ing and fly from the impending massa-
ores.
1T would be difficult 10 estimate the
number OF foreigners along the Yang
Use river" said Woodbridge. There
are literally thousands OF missionaries
In the great valley. and beyond. further
In the interior Nearly every one OF
them has a family. and ] hope the mis-
siOnarles have at least sent their FAM
Hes 90 Shanghai. Just before I left
chin kang ! telegraphed 10 200 Pres
byterlan missionaries 20 wait no longer
but get down 90 Shanghai as quickly
as possible.
THE fate Of all the Yang-Tse country
hangs on the words Of two vlceroye.
one OF them is chen Chlh Tung. at
Hankow, the other Is Liu Kun YIN. at
Marking. II these men waver. an up
rising OF terrible proportions win result
among the millions In that thickly pop.
ulated portion Of the empire
There Is q place near chin Kang
where about 1000 foreigners usually
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-17
NATIONS UNITED
IN CHRISTIAN WAR
The Pope Says It is the First Tine
Since the CrusadeS,
COLORED RACES AWAKENING
". n, stead on the situation Lord
Wolseiey says Chinese Best Fisht-
Ing Material in the World.

New York. July Nv n Stead ca
bles from London to the Journal and
Advertiser
The pope Is said TO have remarked as
he saw the Italian troops departing Tor
the far east that this vas the first war
since the crusades in which all nations
had united to make war for the Chris
tian cause.
The Illustration ~ more apt than
fellcitous, for the struggle between the
east and west, which began when steel
clad Europe hurled itself upon the
paynim hordes which dehlcd the holy
| sepulchre. lasted for over 400 years, and
| at the end Of that prolonged death
grapple of continents the C0mbatants
were left face 70 face very much as
! they Were al the beginning
IL Is 20 be hoped that We are not on
the verge OF another 400 years war al
the other end Of the Asiauc continent
The gravity OF the crisis IN China
hitherto has never been realized even
family. IN Europe Otherwise England
would have long ago patched up any
kind Of a truce In South Africa which
would have enabled her 10 haYe used
her army for the defense of the threat
ened Outposts OF western civilization
Even now, when the massacre Of the
legations has sent a thrill OF horror
through the world, few dream OF the
immensely and hopelessness of the
struggle upon which they are invited
TO embark with such loud cries Of ven
geance
The fact is that the white world is
face 10 face with a determined effort,
by no means confined TO China, on the
part OF the colored races, TO assert their
rights to live their own lives In their
own ways, without the perpetual bully
ing Of pale faces
The colored races have awakened 10
the fact that the supremacy OF the
white man is due to no inherent super
iority, but solely 10 the fact that he has
superior weapons Hence the Chinese
have provided themselves with the best
artillery and magazine rifles. and have
employed expert instructors
Lord Wolseley told me long ago he
considered the Chinese the very best
lighting material in the world.
They were better even than the Rus
oldHNf UeNduHt lNt huNtldu tOIQleI
drinks whereas the Chinese are the
most abstemious Of men.
The destruction OF the legations. how
ever terrible il may seem to be, was
nevertheless natural
II was the result and Inevitable corol-
larry OF the seizure Of the Taku forts
and the massacre OF their garrison.
Human nature is much the same an
the world over, and II we had been in a
similar position the white men would
have acted very much the same as their
yellow-shnned brothers
Christianity may be stamped out Of
China as completely as 200 years ago It
was stamped out Of Japan
IL will be well II this Is all that we
have TO face as the result Of forgetting
the golden rule In our relations TO the
Chinese.
One Of the awful possibilities OF the
near future Is that the allies will quar-
rel among themselves and that we may
have q worldwide war. which may lead
civilization backward.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-17

I sacred. The value Of the assistance rem
! strange calm was the fact that all re-
| fectlng men had abandoned hope many
! days before the catastrophe was re-
vealed by the Chinese officials and that
the public was prepared for the worst.
PRESS Is COOL.
The press, with one or two excep.
| tons. is avoiding hysterlcal writing
about nemesis and vengeance, and is
! displaying GOODNESS and common sense.
! Thoughtful men perceive the gravity Of
| the situation when the murderOus ca
marIlla has usurped power, sent a
horde Of soldiers and fanatics 20 drive
the allies from Tlen Tsin and ordered
fifty thousand black flags TO march to-
ward Yang-Tse.
The British roll call at Pekin includes
the names Of about seventy women and
many children There were many mis-
slonares with their families in the
doomed inclosure Friends Of the Brit
ish minister remember sadly his SAT-
lsfaction when he received his appoint
mont and his telling 20 them that he
was az last In great luck In receiving
his promotion. Lady Hart Is COM
pletely Frustrated at her London home
by the tragic death Of her husband, for
which his own dispatch prepared her
The only journalist az Pekin was Or.
Morrison, whose dispatches published In
the Times. have been marvels OF enter
prise and Oriental cunning. He was an
Australian who had Travelled far and
wide In China, and perfectly under
stood the native character.
DEEP SORROW IN GERMANY.
Berlin, July 16.-The news regarding
the massacre at Pekiu has been re-
ceiyed by the German press with
unanimous expression OF deepest sor-
row and Indignation
The Vossichse Zeitung says; There
r. no excuse for a nation which permits
such crime and none for one which toll
crates and does not try 10 prevent
IT,"
The papers insist henceforth upon
absolute and perfect harmony between
the powers THE powers will no long
er quarrel" says the Lokal Anzeiger,
or weigh things against each other.
Ihey VIII try everything They viii
risk every man and every groat until
this unparalleled crime has met with
the punishment Il deserves"
hN "ANAN NAHUM NtflAlh liNNufn WIN
these sentiments. Emperor William
was Immediately notified.
The number Of Germans massacred
az Pekin Is said 10 be ninety-three, in
GLIDING the detachment Of marines,
Profs Stahlmau, Col. r. Mann. Bis
march and Won Bronn OF Pekin uni
Nersity. several German officials be-
longing TO the Chinese customs, several
merchants and the members OF the le-
cations. with Baroness Won Ketteler.
Dr. Mum Won scharbenstein arrived
this evening He win receive instruc-
tion from the foreign office and start
Tor China saturday accompanied by |
Gen Won Der Gotz.
With reference TO the contradictory |
statements as TO alleged agreements |
between various powers concerning the |
future Of China, foreign Office official /
said today that nothing like definite /
agreement either verbal or written. |
has been made between Germany and |
Russia, hut that such an agreement |
does exist between Russia ana Great !