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

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The rebellion Is spreading In north
China. The foreigners az Tlen Tsln
must quit that city, as fresh Chinese
attacks are expected The disturb
ances are increasing in shan Tung,
we see at present no occasion for APP
prehenslons IN the Yang-Tse territory
or at Shanghai. as the yiceroys Of WI
Chang and Nankn do not recognize
the present source Of power at Pc
kin"
REWARD OFFERED
Emperor William has telegraphed to
the commander Of the German squad
ron in Chinese waters, to the governor
general Of Shan Tun. TO the vicerovs
and TO others Offering 1000 taels TO any
one accomplishing the deliyerance Of
any foreigner Of any nationality what
ever now shut up in Pekln who Is
handed over TO any German magis.
trate. and Offering to pay the expenses
Of the publication Of this offer in
Pellin
The German consul at Tien Tsln
wires under date OF July LIST. that an
authentic letter from the British min
lister at Pekin, Sir Claude MacDon.
aid to the British consul here, dated
Pekin, June 25th, had Just arrived.
The dispatch from the consul added
that 1t confirmed the statements that
Baron Won ketteler, the German min
lister, was shot dead June goth, by
Chinese soldiers while on nj sway TO
the 1sung- li.Yamen. His companion,
an interpreter named Cordes, was dan.
gerously wounded. Sir Claude Mac
Donald feared an attack on the Brit
ish legation. The consul said that Sir
Claude Macdonald believed Won Ket-
teller was killed on the spot but that
his body had not been found.
FRED HAND TO JAPAN.
London, July T. $50 a. m.-The Rus
sian government announces that Il viii
give Japan a free hand 10 apply MILL
tary force In China The terms Of this
consent are summarized In the sub
Joined dispatch from ST. Petersburg
under date of July 9th, under inquiry
from the japanese cabinet regarding
the dispatch OF Japanese troops TO
China 20 render aid 90 the foreigners
IN Pekin The Russian government
declared on May 9th that II left the
Japanese government full liberty Of ac.
ton IN this connection. as the Toxic
cabinet expressed its readiness TO act
In full agreement with the other pow
ers.
10000 JAPANESE TROOPS.
IT is in consequence Of this. no doubt.
that Japan IS preparing TO embark 20 4.
wv more troops Political considera.
lions that were thought 10 have been
influencing the action OF the powers are
mus laid aside for a moment. al least
uy the governments supposed 10 have
Ihe clearest purpose respecting Chlna's
future. Japan's sending OF troops can
Hayg uttle bearing on the fate OF the
foreigners In Pekin
RUTHLESS THIRST FOR BLOOD
Details OF further horrors In Pekln
Ste gathered by correspondents al
i1iIshal from Chinese sources, espe-
o o,olg OF the slaughter In the Chinese
~ ~ tartar city OF thousands OF native
LII so that the capital reeks
Ni'n carnage The ruthless thirst FOR
oioC1 II spreading IN all the northern
HO'incesi and wherever there are ma
I'VE christians the scenes enacted A.,
the capital are reproduced In rinis,,,,n
from these provinces nothing f,tytbor
ooHles regarding the legatlon fo,'cos
SNCept q repetition that they ar. sI,
ueeI, me correspondents aver fbst -
.ue Shihese officials In Shanghai yviebs5
o lnfo" night on the real state M az
a Is ~ lhe capital they could do ca
s sDS5, therefore. the worst reports are
accepted as true. "ie
-, .ihce Iuan's coup d'etat is descrihoa
.us Shanghai correspondent ~ ~
11,,1. man as seqIence 10 The grand
s ,T',Cll Oh ministers, at which Yuns Ina
ave- oIa.eu the suppression OF the Roy
g,,.d pioulplly The dowager ennress
ana ner whole support 10 Yung Ina
TS,er seene OF disorder ensued. Prince |
bv 10, pSSsSi,0Vhalely interviewed backed |
corr,i III. Ihey rushed from tho |
CIV ,no olu tleir ?artlsans raised the |
edsot ~, WIN the foreigners" The
raloco 1 " electrical The eunuchs
ibc r',, u,,ielals OF all sorts and most M :
Priv S T..ce TOOK up the cause OF |
T., l'ule Iuan and his agents imr,aJio,o
~ put the emperor ana The dov,ase
'"press under restraint
1900 RUSSIANS LOST
=. The Che Foo corresnonaer, q, A.
nApress' telegraphing on Tbursao,'
5ss mere Is no longer any donht ma
ee'sus'er has OVcrtaken tho pr-sts-
ti,,'e Oh o'ow that LETT rien Tsin for be
Hs.u on June 18th. The Russians -
illl field gun complement ond iS o nau a
- uNn transports. As nothing bsa
an ,eald from them for twenty four
o or5s A Is assumed that they have besn
overwhelmed. nave peeh
trustworthy news is recelv.d . A.
,n,Pt mat an the country to tbe nor,h
lsl or Pekin IL covered witb ~
s y. pses OF men and horses OF the west-
ern sarrlsons ''o "oa'-
,.ilghtins Of a desperate chsrao,or
tIDS place IN the immediate neiebbc,,
Any,. Az or Iien Tsin on June g0fb Tatr
Re i i,a'.nes say an attack IN great force
49, .-etea az any moment. The Cbt-
rlysi commanders are awaiting the ar.
~ on more guns ana achievements
city 'I M eHort to retake the
Ii TRIES TO STEM THE TIDE.
co 'r's,.o,llhg TO the Daily Telegraphs
Tgt'iieesPondent, in dispatch dated
wy tlIisday' United States Consul Mo.
Ct ees mas great influence with nj Hung
- aho mas persuaded him 10 isspe
stf tglgi,,am9tion containing detailed in.
ni,,.ons 70 projects. sub. projects and
~, rates. II orders them 10 detec,
Row. ana otherwise severely punish
go1 r These officials. the proclsma-
he 49, WI be held responsible for
tiyo s St OF the missionaries ana ma.
eve oge Christians The eovernors ~ t we
800 Join In the PROCLAMATION
Hor po, csr PROCLAMATION issued BY Ii
inp sn lang eng directs that persons start
basaa19I uprising sholl be- al once he
r,,1,D.l and that those SPREADING false
iaton shall be severely punished This
slow s Phase, IN a Chinese sense. means
~ stangulatlon by means ~
s "ooaen collar. Wholesale executions
tons. =" ioilo" these proclama-
4, Oi Yea dispatches from Port Arthur
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