Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-01

9Th. has been received from NJ. De-
Glars. Russian minister to China:
Elm accordance with orders from the
highest quarters, am leaving for Tlen
Tsn with the whole legation
PekIn. Sept %, via Taku, Sept.
N Via Shanghai Sept 30.-(Copy-
rehtai 1900, by the Associated Press y
Al conference Of the generals today
the Russian commander Gen. Limo
witch. announced the immediate with
duual from Pekin Of the bulk OF the
Russian troops and the legation. He
will leave on Thursday, September
Eth. and the legation VIII follow on
saturday There Will remain a mixed
force OF about 1900 to represent Rus
sa
POLICY OF THE POWERS.
Cen. Llnoyitch asserted that the dis.
patch from st. Petersburg transmit
Tin. the order 10 withdraw contained
statement that all the powers were
adopting the same policy The other
generals replied that they had received
no orders OF that nature
German and Japanese columns are
operating 20 the southwark near the
imperial deer park.
Sir Alfred Gaselee, the British com
manier has gone to Tien Tsln to in
spe1t the British troops there,
AMERICANS WILL WITHDRAW.
TIen Tsln. Sept. 2S. via Shanghai.
Sept Copyright. 1900. by me AS
ISOLATED Press -Orders from Wash
ingt0n directing the withdrawal Of the
bulk Of the American troops were re-
Ceiyei this afternoon, and preparations
10 comply We're begun Immediately.
Gen Chanee is here directing the
movement, which will commence at the
earliest possible moment 1t Is under
stood the plan contemplates leaving a
regiment Of infantry a squadron Of
cavalry and a battery Of artillery In
pek.n 10 protect American interests.
and the remainder Of the troops win
proceed 10 Manila.
The allied commanders had decided
20 dispatch a combined land and naval
expedition 10 Shan Hal Kwan, on the
Gulf of Lao Tung, leaving Taku Oc-
t0ber lst the total land force being
goo. The American detail had not yet
been made nor had a decision been
reached as 10 the naval force.
Now that the order 20 withdraw has
been received from Washington. II Is
possible that the plans for the expedi-
ton VIII have 20 be modified, so far as
American participation is concerned !
Gen. Choftee, however, Is proceeding !
on the opposite assumption, and has |
ordered the Fifth marine battalion 10 |
prepare % 60
The United States armored cruiser
Brooklyn will probably be the only |
a American L..
Inc troops Will 90 by water and be |
landed south Of Shan Hal Kwan. They |
VIII cooperate with a large Russian
contingent already on the way. The
news Of the American withdrawal
created a sensation among the repre-
sentatiyes Of the other powers here.
NO NOTE ISSUED.
Washington Sept, SO.--Secretary OF
state Hay returned today from his
summers vacation In New Hampshire
and tomorrow viii occupy his desk at
the state department There We're no
new adyices awaiting him. Mr. Hay |
said he was in the usual health Of a i
man Of his age" and would resume his
regular duties tomorrow. Beyond the
return Of Secretary Hay the day passed
without Chinese developments
a special dispatch from Berlin as
sorting a belief that the United States
was about 20 issue a note on the ques-
ton Of the partition OF China, was re-
pudiated In an authoritative quarter.
CHINESE EDICTs ISSUED.
London. oct. I, 4:9O a. m.-Beyond
number OF imperial edicts which throw
into sull worse confusion the compl-
Gated Chinese situation, there is little
IN today's news 20 arrest attention.
! rom shanghai comes an unconfrmed
report that the allies have seized Shan
Iidl hWan. All the news with regard I
TO the edicts emanates from Shanghai /
According 10 the adyices, In addition
10 The edicts ordering Grand Councillor
huIn Gunk to offer oblatiOns before the +
coffin Of Baron Won Ketteler, and the
ellet directing that Ii Hung Changes /
entire plan be followed In regard 10
minister's OF state responsible Tor the
'hu-lorelgn outrages, and the decree
ordering that funeral honors be paid
w ttKln and Toxic 20 the remains Of q
aleiyama Agra the murdered cham G
.eipF OF the japanese legation EN- I
.eior kWang Su has addressed further Il
letters 20 the car and the mikado. re- n
.e" ing his request for the aid Of peace "
negotiations. s
tHous expressions are beard as TO &
20, import OF the edlct. The Shanghai | 81
respondent Of the Morning Post | :
'ays. The severe punishment Or
IeIed by Emperor Kwang Su viii only
mean q money fine. There are traces
% Ill Hung Changes hand, under Amer
N4N influence. In the edicts" .
Vn me other hand the Standards
'ltushai correspondent remarks THE
u! press now realizes the true nature
y lhe crisis. After consulting the en-
.ToE she summoned the court dlgni-
tlLes' ana on their assembling.
luush which she remained silent the
iuI tIor In a loud voice. delivered "a
rade lasting a couple of bonrs
,sa'hst the cuurtiers Then. in an an
KY voice, he dismissed them. After
tls The DEGREES We're issued. While
n,se nave been promulped. feverlsh
a Ileparauons are stll reported
'oh shanghai and new appointments
nd navy. "' -
Tho Chinese Official Gazette has re- |
"Ipa publication saws the prkiu n
W Npondent Of the Morning Post
'Ihg September Path. "aud contains
/" ,oIler directing the Pekln officials
i'loW the court unless their duties
u.,, ~ went lucm leaving.
me looting continues and daily auc.
9hs are held This Is likely To last
y "iinter. Members Of the nobility are
~, , newest losers. Prince Ching IN
SUMMER PALACE DENUDED. Nv
london, Oct DIR. Morrison. nc.
LING 10 a dispatch to the Times from r.
Nu on September 2ith. saws. "At liz
e same moment the Chinese offered I'LL
permit the British to occupy. with. H.
Y opposition, both Shang Hal Kwan liz
~ Tong Chun, also made overtures To I'M
10y fel Tain. Although e was
own that these oyertures were sun
ti,a 3y the British authorities in Il
nm they were discountenancad bv I[1
..' ADMIRAL Bruce, on the ground II.
~ ,hey would disturb the council Of
systematic Russian denudatlon Of
summer palace has resulted In