Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-28
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THIS SAYS ALLIES SUCCESS,
London. Aug. 2s, $50 a. m.-The al
lies, rcsuming aggressive operations,
have taken the district west Of Pekin
This statement, based on Chinese au-
thouty is cabled from Shanghai
From The same place comes the TUT
Their statement that ii Hung thans
has wired the empress dowager al
Sian Fu requesting the arrest OF Prince
Tuan and thc disarmament Of the Box
ers in order 90 give him an opening
for negotiations with the powers
The uumlrauons projected az Shans-
bal I'm celebration Of the relief OF Pee
Kin have been abandoned, lest they
should cause a native outbreak
LUNG WI 10 BLAME.
Evidence has been received here
says the Shanghai correspondent OF the
standard going 90 show that Gen.
Lung Wa was the real author OF the
auu-f0rgign outbreak The empress
dowager Prince Iuan and others an
having been persuaded by him 90 take
on extreme attitude, while me stood
aside and awaited developments"
American refugee missionaries In
Annoy according 20 The Hongk0ng corr
respondent of the Daily Mail, are auN-
ious Go return 90 the interior but The
United States consul has forbidden
them TO do so, and urges them Go go 20
the Philippines or TO return 20 America.
CHOPPING Up CHINA.
SHANGHAI adyIees 10 the Daily News
say That consular opinion there LOOKS
upon japanese all'N lh lhe IaANIlb vi
troops az annoy "eaple lH. Polssl5 Oh
TO, luuouIs, os sll"lt. TO lhss .i rus
slN az N." Oh"-ut' ihe "n9l, lhol.t,-
l's "a 'el'ue"'! I'D paIIl-I'" ol ulo
tulI''
'u7slah Journals "sIte stya un'
MOSCOW CORRESPONDENT OF thy Sluil"aI''
iuti 10 Us Impossible Do ae-l WIN 'Al,
ha in spirit oi ie'ease' a. suggested
uy emperor NiiIltHl lhtF "ehe'e lhoI
he -hoes less oi9sllc can pe.lei accom-
push the ehl OF RUSSIA 10 MaIlhuila
me question "'uld ue sa tiaidt 'vIH3
.lUrl To- RUSSIAN minas Dl the SEIZURE
or lhe northern provinces.
a ~ rleisbuts special quotes Enn-
peIor william "hen WIRING I'D answer
10 the announcement lhaI NusSiau
iehlnen' hau Deeh hNii'ed al'eI hiin' as
Iol,o"a'
NNpIess my soou "lsues toudy WIN
aH the greater JOY since our RUSSIAN
uHa HeIHaIi cou'Iauta' tIler lous
lIue. are HkhtlHs together asuln'shoui-
ger 10 shouller; According TO an oll
be- wanting.
10000. 49,. 1900
new loIN' Aus' "a u'slA'eh 10
me AIIuuhe from LoHuuh stys,
The news OF an attack on me chinese
lorte assembling az NAM lleni near
fehln ls dhAlously awaited according
I'D a. Japanese telegram IRON laku' a
g'moiheu uelachmtht OF russian ana
Japuhese cavalry was TO nave ehcoun-
ieleo TINS hos'ue oocy on iast satur-
u.y
Inc japanese are more successiul
man the resl or the combined contin-
gent !h selllhe tal'lsn runners. PROB
AMY because or lnalf superior hnoWl-
to"e OF lhe 'hlhese character ana
language pUl even Ten. lameguchi s.
message. published al TOXIC yester-
DAY, was dispatched from PeNn as
long ago as Aug. il, Inc japanese
generals telegram gives no hope for
capture OF the Imperial FAMILY ana,
indeed II Woula seem that TINS cavalry
Tho viiioga az Nepsan NJ where he , cn,n7
mander learned mat the empress ana
the emperor. under Gen. Mas escort
mao started TOT the west
MORE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NEEDED
The approach of nine thousand OF the
shan Iung troops with fifteen guns TO
attack the line OF communications IN
the rear OF tekin emphasizes the neces-
sity OF further reiniorcements. These
Shhn Iung men are among The best Of
the European drilled soldiers IN the
chinese service, and have been careful
ly trained and organized under foreign
instructors by the former governor
Yuan shin kai They are armed with
German Mauscrs ana krupp long range
guns.
With Pekin and its rabble 20 pacify,
and with these enemies TO deal with
outside. the allied commanders have
none too many troops az their disposal
lekln, moreover is not % salf-supp0rt-
ing town 10 has always 90 Doe FED by
conveys Of rice from the south. ana N
s "r hat 'y MI zinc sS u u5'' ne, neees
clearing the line, and getting up sup
plies from the coast
sOt-TurpN srTr-Ar,ro,- CoN,prr
rATtn ~
The situation IN the southern PROV
inces is much complicated by the ex-
isteuce OF und0ubted revolutionary. as
well az auti-foreign, movements. The
nineteen men executed by ylcer0y
are alleged 10 have belonged 10 the
reform party which cherished the in-