Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-22

New 1OIki juno SO ''''
secretary Of the Methodist foreign
4 s.,oay society in this city, received
allowing cablegram today:
me Foo, June l5.-Tien Tsin bonn
l1 PekIn very serious. Hopkins,
AVN and King saved. Gunboat
BROWN"
IA, three men mentioned are mis-
,,des Or. Leonard lnfers that the
eIng "a missionaries at Tien Tsin
+. been murdered By the Boxers
,-rrg them are many women, includ-
Axe In the woman's foreign mission
n society and members Of the Han
Pike and Hopkins 9nd Brown fam
s ..' inc ''''
CASUALTIES HEAVY.
ctss Foo. June 22.-It is officially re-
,,3 that the bombardment Of Ten
H. with large guns continues inces-
,,1y The foreign concessions have
fly all been burned, and the Amer-
r consulate has been RACED 70 the
and. The Russians are occupying
railroad station but are hard
vsd. Renforcements are urgently
zeal The casualties are heavy.
Il T.e railroad is open from Tong Iu
II. rtIrg urg Chun. half way TO Iaku,
B.-lln. June 22-AccOrdlng 10 a dis
|rh from shanghai received here,
n TsIn Is being b0mbarded oy Chln-
= regulars and not by the Boxers.
ENTERED PEKIN.
Brussels June 22.-The Petit Bleu
|rl,e that "a telegram was received
day by an important Brussels
H. from China saying that Admiral
smours relieving force and the Rus
,r column entered Pekin simultane-
ne legations were reported intact
h. an the Belgian residents are SAID
Z b SAFE.
BRITISH CRUISERS ARRIVE.
Washington June 22.-The state de-
|runent has received a cablegram
bon Consul General GoodnoW al
Shanghai announcing the arrival there
II two steel cruisers. No details are
|fJtn These vessels are supposedly
|btsh cruisers TO protect the town IN
II even, of 8n attack from the Ouuy-
|tg forts
SALISBURY TAKES HOLD.
London. June 22.-Lord Salisbury
rsslsd this morning at o meeting OF
b cabinet especially summoned to
consider the far eastern crisis. Prior 70
q meeting the French ambassador NJ.
|Pl. C8mbon. and the Chinese minister
Isl Ch.h Chen To Feng Luh, PAID a
lHghy visit 90 the officials or the for
|tU .tce. and &c rs expected important
q Qpment- win be the outcome OF the
|utltt conference. as Lord Salisbury
seiei 20 Windsor after the meeting.
The apprchensions as 10 the rate oi
tt Europeans cut of at Tien Tsin have
ben sharpaued by Admiral kempii s.
uasage. which was the first definite
announcement of the bombardment and
.suction OF the foreign concerns.
bli 10 spite Of Shanghais grim state
l-ni that the Chinese used forty
emders and that 1900 foreigners We're
a'sacred. there is no reason 20 CON
noe that The foreign colony has been
.--Oie % protect itself.
PUSHING RELIEF
Shanghai dispatch reports that
zen IsIn Vas hombarded for two days,
lli ihe casualties were 100; that 1900
International troops are there, and
ati now that the allied commanders az
l.Al are hastily pushing forward a
..a column % Is hoped the worst APP
E.nsnsi0ns win soon be- dispeled.
another Shanghai dispatch announces
ll' an the members OF the foreign
slmlnity at Pei Tai HO, IN
a-llng th.rty-three Americans, have
anfed at Che Foo on board
els Nashville, but they left all
....f possessions behind them A dis
-N1 % the Associated Press from
s--Nsnal under the same date, says
. Nh.nese warships passed Woo sung
way and that officers OF the British
ccl'l cruiser Undaunted visited the
el.nsse commanding officer and re-
,.,el an assurance tnat the ships were
rising.
NEWS KEPT BACK.
~, me superintendent Of foreign tele-
ssPhs has started for Che Foo TO or
i.4e a service thence 10 Shanghai
understood the admiralty has
,.'I,el "a dispatch from the British
~ commander In Chinese waters on
~ 'uOlee. OF the heavy damage done
~ gs lofeIgn concessions az Tien Tsin.
~. .he casualties Of the international
l.s'5 This has not yet been pub
p 'ns admiralty sent orders 10 Ports
fis w and Plymouth this morning 10
III attachments OF marine artillery
A., infantry in instant readiness for
'iee 90 China.
p,,- thought IN some quarters that ii
iIs changs failure 10 20 TO Pekin
NJ '',''es mat he il aware the situa-
l,o y so bad that Il is impossible for
" overcome the difficulties
CAPT LETTEs Is ALIVE.
INV, "e. Prussia. June 22.-The rela-
C.,,W capt Lettcs. commander OF the
Us.,-.u sunooat lids. reported In the
vss,s states TO have succumbed 10
rsr, 4, received during the lombard
usv ~ the Iaku forts. announce that
Ee 1sl "a dispatch today dated che
cbis thursday June q, saying the
yam Was IN good health.
N1N MILES NOT A PROPHET.
On s,,s,nd, O.. June 22.-General Nell
4 b., s'lles. who came here 10 witness