Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-30


c.ysl this morning through the U. $
consul lt che Foo:
arb. Fd1 Received Aug 30, 6.4i am,
secretary of State, Washington:
.r.r.Hh. following dispatch dated
,..,srH4y. More Russian. French, Ger
-.r ind Italian troops arc arriving.
i-,.r..i palace win be entered August
G NWH.rg promenade ~ AN nations
-.4. huuGh it-sfterwrd closed and
gmrI.l Prince Ching Is expected In a
Jew Jug FOWLER"
Tn. state department officials say Mr..
v.t.er. PREDATORY statement that Min
'.ar C1ngtrs dispatch Is dated yester-
ly" lAulust 2D probably refers 10 the
MN date line. IL being necessary TO
ssr5 d through that place. on the mes
aga as received by him at Che Foo.
Tfsy do NOT think It means that IL was
l-ai pokn Aug. 20.
CASUALTIES REPORTED.
The War department this morning re-
fs.y.l ,hs following casualty list from
Gen. Ch4dee.
aTIsn TsIn. Aug. 27--Adiutant Gener-
d WashHgton Following casualties
occurred Aug a, Private Tilet NJ. An
5a-or company NJ. llth infantry, died
nom effects OF shrapngl wound; VIM. II.
Wadrgu. second Lieutenant. Ninth in
nrtry wounded iu hand slight
"CHAFFEE."
Although this dispatch IS signed by
Gen ChaHae. 10 d. not thought at the
war department that IL was sent by
him. ths impression being M one OF
bis suJWilnates forwarded IL In his
name
RUSSIA TO THE POWERS.
The Associated Press is able 20 pre-
sent tha following text OF the Official
communications relating 60 China.
Telegram sent 20 the representatives.
Of DE United states In Berlin. Vienna,
Paris London. Rome, Toxic ard st.
Petersburg
Department OF State, Washington.
August a. 1900.
"The following note was received by
u' from the charge of the Russian gov
eminent at this capital August II;
j have just received a Communlca-
lion from the imperial government in
forming me of the resolution Of the adj
m.us of the allied fleets interdicting
tha p'eHlp1,entary of the Chinese gov
eminent. L Hung Chang, from all COM
mua.1l..0u with the Chinese authorities
% ths event of his arrival az Taku.
WOULD HAMPER EARL IL.
This resolution being incxplicable.
IN view of the fact that all powers have
recognized the utility Of admitting his
~, Hung Chang services In the even
tlal negotiations for peace, and es-
pessIly because Il would be impossible
ior him 20 fulfill his mission In the ca
pis.iy Of pienip0tentiary II this Eere
Iyht % would bee desirable that the in
teusiei governments should give or ders
y cJlntcrmand the above mentioned
decision
Inquiry OF Admiral Remey. COM
handing our fleet al Taku, was FIRST
answered that no such resolution had
Zen adopted. He now cables that the
eln.Isls have agreed 90 write the dean
OF he legations no Pekin iustruCting I'm
ea. L. Hung Chang should arrive At
tAa and meantime not 90 allow htm
70 Communicate with Chinese shore au-
h.1tles Remey dissented from last
Proposition
AMERICANS PROTEST
1--WE take the same view expressed IN
NE Russian note. In interests Of pc ace
1Al -le.,lFe presentation " just dee
1aN-s 9i aI powers against China, f.
seems important that the Chinese rigul-
l''.ll1ry should be able 20 comuuni-
,ai. both With his own government and
]" military glmmandaut. whose action
Nl- De necessary 20 any suspension Of
1.saINef as required no telegram 90
!9l % --nl Chinese minister here rs
r,i'.l'll power on adviCes. IA Hung
mans 5 prIma facie authorized by ina
l.,.'' decree TO negotiate, ana is the
wy representative OF responsible au-
monty in China, $50 far as we are nd
,.'sa We have instructed our repre-
'.'alFe iH China ln spirit Of Russian
amy Misunderstanding or divergent
,..'A 900 tHu ubjoCt by the repre- senta-
ul,' o- .hr powers IN China would De
.tH... and we would Dee glad 90
,..'D Nom ihe powers n there are rea-
.' .'I huuWn to- us which In their
easement should lead 20 O view differ
'", lI9II MAT which we take.
10Y "I.. communicate this o. the
,.'-.'..' ny foreign affairs, awaiting
eaiI} response.
"ADEE, Acting Secretary"
PEACE A LONG WAYS ORR.
c Minneapolis, MINI. Aug SO.--Edwin
t- '...a passed through here on mute
f '..' ...na 90 New York. Mr.. Grilton
Co. represented an American concern
D. '.. laI empire about utn years.
So 'a DO faklu at the time of the
WIN others h. ESCAPED hy
,.--. w au old underground passlgc
s.. -.."h without the city walls.
4. NO the situation IN China as
C,.' nl the latest information. lir.
an .0.HN DO win Doe a long time before
b. ..'. .Aulgl peace negotiations cam
81, t.'..I no. The lack of co-ope cation
ft w. Part OF the bowen, i'm China is
c5- ..a.'st barricade OF peace that /
4 f--- American soldiers are making
An. .NWIng IN the orient They
e.. '"'lt question respected 10 n
Rr.. extent and more feared by the
..ah all the others clmbinci."
"ySsiAs SECRET PROPOSAL
.,-'...alon Aug sO.-The officers OF the
i.t. F. offices informed "a representa-
r..r 3. ". Associated Press this after
r..,.. ... russia had made certain sur-
.,a.... relative Go China but they were
Ion D., .' consent % their pubuca-
.''I'L WITHDRAW FROM
VI. Annoy.
s'r sion. Aug 3O-A telegram has
OK. ...r'ed at the JaYancse legation
jy ,t. meet that having been informed
+. t.. '"nonese consul at Annoy that
har.,. POI. assured by the Chinese au-
un r. " their readiness 10 afford
r1 .....o'ion 20 the foreign residents
ar.,. ''F property az that mort. the
en- government has already ore
"' withdrawal Of the marines