Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-02

was unable 10 answer the question bs.
cause count Won Buel0W, the minister
OF foreign affairs LETT here Yesterday
evening tO meet Emperor William M
Willlamshayen before the alarming
news was received here. lie sun
posed Count Won Buelow viii forego bis
vacation and remain IN Berlin.
herr Hamm3nn WAS also asked II the
chinese minister here would be giyen
hiss passports but the priyy councillor
did not reply.
a PREMATURE REPORT.
London. July 2,-Among the sanea.
tional batch of kilograms from the Far
East the most important Is a state
ment That body of international
troops has forced It's way into peklu.
aIler beating a combination of imperial
troops and Boxers. Though this emit
mates from Shanghai and remains un.
coIr0oorated the optimIsts find I'm il
some measure Of support for the tele.
gram OF Lung Lu,the Chinese command.
er-ln-chlel Cwho apparently Is also a
member of the council of state and
president Of the department of dnance).
IN which be refers TO the international
forces entering Pekin Some circum-
atantallty appears to attach to the re-
port nom the statement that the inter-
national roops found the Chinese field
artillery vastly superior 10 their own.
but badly handled.
Whether the International forces have
arrived 40 Pekin or not. the message
from Lung Lu describing the critical
situation at Pekin, and urging the in
slant advance OF the foreign troops,
snow that at least one faction Is ready
20 welcome them and win Join IN OBJ
posing the Prince Tuan's antl-f0relgn
agitation The latter Is said TO have
accomplished another revolution at
the palace by placing hts own son thelr
apparenD, on the throne, after selling
or driving out the dowager empress
ana emperor he hopes 10 derive ad-
vantage from these International. COM
plicati0ns.
CHINESE COMMANDMENT CON-
TINUES.
Paris, July 2. 8 D. m-The French
consul al Tieu Tsin telegraphs under
date Of June g. as follows.
Several shells we're fired into the
town yesterday evening, one Of them
falling on the French consulate and
damaging the building without njur-
ing the residents.
1.-THE secretary OF the consulate Who
was active as surveyor for the town.
and two French sailors were killed at
the town hall"
WARNING THE CHINESE
Berlin July 2.-The consular body al
Tlen Tsn has unanimously proposed
20 their government ag the sole means
OF saving the foreigners at Pekin that
the united powers should inform the
Chinese authorities that the graves Of
the ancestors Of the imperial family at
Pekin will be destroyed II the foreign
ers an Pekin. especially the ministers.
are harmed. II is understood that
Great Britain is not disposed TO adhere
TO the proposal
FIGHT WITH GERMANS.
Tsin Tchoo, July 1.-The German en-
gineers on the Chang Tung river have
been forced Co abandon their work ow-
ing 20 disturbances between Kia Ho
and Wei He Hsin. The engineers, who
We're assailed boy regular soldiers. man
aged 10 reach place Of safety after
running fight In which many Chinese
We're Killed.
DOWAGER EMPRESS NOT TO
BLAME.
London. July "A special dispatch
from Shanghai containing another yer-
sion OF Lung LUIS message Is that Il
was an appeal 10 the Tao Tai shong TO
send help Yung Lu is further said 10
have declared that he and the dowager
empress had been seeking TO project
Europeans and legations but that
Prince Tuan usurped the imperial pow
er. June 20, since when the soldiers had
refused % obey Yung Lu. The latter Is
also said 10 have stated that Tuan per-
sonaly ordered the attack on the for
eigners az Pelun.