Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-06
lssmot Will be Made to Find a
New Method in China,
WHAT THE CHINESE WANT.
,,,.t,ter Now Admits Having lnstruc-
uon. from Earl 1.-the Battle
ship oregon at Shanghai.

New York Sept GA dispatch 70
re Tribune from London says;
oopluIon gains ground that no more
,sosr. not even France. will return an
.ematyt reply 10 the Russian prop
,.t,sn. On the other hand, It Is also
,toreht that none Of them win care to
sri decided negative, and efforts are
now being uade either to find a middle
.rrea or induce Russia to withdraw
lsr suggestion Prevalent opinion here
certainly Ia that Great Britain ought
On retain her troops IN Pekiu, II any
Two powers viii support her In so do
n.strJst Of III Hung Chang deepens,
and Il rs now accepted that the Rus
sa5 erfume was arranged after con-
sl'aHuu with him. on this point an in
,.r5.tiuc statement was made yester-
d1y by tHa Chinese minister who Is "a
strong aIharsnt Of Earl H. and was
srfs DTS personal secretary. Asked
whether %. had received a telegram
from II Hung Chang urging him 10
PERSUADE England 20 acccde 10 the
Russian PROF osal the minister replied
In thl aN native.
ADMITS INSTRUCTIONS FROM Ii,
Russia" he continued, has offered
az tha .nslgJtion Of Ii Hung Chang, 10
remove her forces from the capital
and has thereby taken the first step
nedFi General peace. ] do not be-
lIsys Russias move has a double mean
nc as porsIStently suggested, and |
certainly am unable 20 confirm In any
degree the report that the ear has been
1rpIiiated by a promise Of Manchuria.
Yol may distredlt II entirely"
Asked ir be had succeeded In per-
suadng England, the minister replied:
Of am doing an / possibly can, |
have sent "a powerful memorial 10
Lord Salisbury and am anxiously
awaiting his reply. So much depends
up0n t that America and Germany are
hanging on the decision.
EARL Is PRO-EUROPEAN.
Speaking unofflcially for a moment
cannot but think that Great Brltain's
Withdrawal Cr promise Of withdrawal
would pave Tie way 20 a speedy settle
ment The Chinese people generally are
most anxious for peace. They are sick
Of war and would welcome any negOtia-
tons which would have as a conclusion
amrtull commercial basis on more per-
m,nart lines than heretofore between
the two countries Earl Ii, whatever
you may assert 10 the contrary, is pro-
European and not pro-R Russian. More
over De Is not philanthropically in
cIled and does not seek for peace and
Reorganization Of the western CONNER
C8l dealings because II would benefit
China. De is progressive, and In this Is
tamttricllly opposed 10 Prince
Tuau
10 The further question whether the
Chinese government sim existed as an
agent Of authority, the minister an
fEeral
'Yas, In It's entirety. II has only
changed Us seat, as Il did I'm 1860. and
taken up a temporary residence In
shon su. Earl Ii is working IN fun
|fymm'hy with the emperor AMI prlvy
colrcl Who with the empress and the
|'.ercys, constitute the government. All
az bert on peace"
THE OREGON AT SHANGHAI.
Washington. Sept. G.-The arrival of
ne Oregon of Shanghai brings the
Famous hattleship again into position
No take part boz operations Tor the sOlu-
tan OF The Chinese problem, and for
lle effective protection Of American
Interests for the first time since she ran
In The rocks near che Foo, more than
N munfn loo From fHartafY INI1Tnfa
|csJa.Ch. 30 Us said by the officials ~
lla navy department that he seized
iae opportunity 10 telegraph his safe
passage across the Yellow Sea from
.Aurs 10 the Yang Use. while waiting for
y favorable tide, which would permit a !
thp az the Oregon's deep draught % |
,Ios ife tur and reach the neiGhbor-
io0d 90 The Woo Sung forts. where the |
~" Orleans and the Princeton have !
ieeh representing the United States for |
Several weeks.
The advent OF the Oregon. with her |
powerful battery and formidable armor |
protection, win remove much OF the |
eanger 20 foreign interests which has |
leen lla io continued Chinese Occupa- |
'.l OF these dreaded fortincations, |
when could close the river 20 all un- |
iiHored vessels hurrying TO rescue for
as1grs In shanghai in case rioting |
should begin In that city.
no orders were issued boy the navy |
department. for the dispatch OF the ore
son 10 Shanghai, and her sudden APP |
.eaIl1Cs on the scene Is attributed to |
,. wishes OF Admiral Remey, who has /
i-'l authority for the disposition OF the
'.''..' of his fleet to meet all possible
tmeI- -uCigs.