Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-19

the safety of the Oregon permitsyo
may patch and then go to Taku. 1
commend your preference for serve
ice there
NEGROES Fon CHINA.
Ninth Cavalry in Arizona Receive
Orders to Be In Readiness.
Clifton. Arlz., July 1s.-Orders have
been received here to put in readiness,
for leaving the six troops Of the Ninth
cavalry (colored) which have been gar
risoned at Forts Grant, Huachuca and
San Carlos. The troops will be relieved
by four troops of the Fifth cavalry at
Jefferson Barracks, missouri
Rapid Recruiting mt l.rcsidio.
San Francisco, July 1s.-The batteries
of the Third artillery have been ordered
into camp at the Preside with instruc-
tions to have everything in readiness
for sudden departure. Instructions
have been forwarded from Washington
requiring immediate preparation of
camps for the comfort of 5000 men.
Recruits are arriving every day from
all parts of the country and are being
furnished clothing outfits as rapidly
as possible. Now II begins to look as
lstho Uncle Sam would have 10000 men
Ons the water inside of a fortnight.
REalEY,s OFFICIAL LIST.
\ a a. ( nR NfA "a -
Killed nnd wounded.
Washington. July 19.-The navy de-
partment today received from Admiral
Remey the following list Of casualties
of the marine corps in the fight at Tier
Tsin:
Killed-Capt. Austin r. Davis. sergt
]EC. j. Kollock, Corp. Thomas Kelly and
I Privates j. E. ,McConley and l. w
Partridge.
Seriously wounded-First Lieut. Hen.
Try Leonard, Corp. J. a. Mcdonald
Privates c. ]. Kelleher, c. d. Miller
4 G. j. Matthews, John Scates and j
Van Horn.
Wounded-Capts. Yong and Lemley
! First Lieut.. Butler, Sergts. Murph.
4 and Winters. Corp. Hunt, Private:
i hChapman. Coorey, Des Mond, Egelser
Larson, Malvor, McGonegal, Penney
4 and Rickers.
JEALOUSY AMONG THE POWERS
Lack of Harmony seriously Impede'
Il Effective Action Against Chinese.
4 London, July 10, 4 a. m.--While evi
tdcnce accumuiates da;,Si that China fila
q long been preparing formidable mill
II tary organization in anticipationof tn
present conflict and that the area 9
4 rebellion. is continually extending, har
4 mony among the allies, which3is neces
J sary to meet such a grave situation, !
Il still deplorably lacking.
Il The RussiansS have refused Admira
Seymour's request to hand over the re
II stored Taku-Tien Tsin railway to tn
English company. and 1t is rumore
that Germany purposes taking a seri
I Gus independent step, namely, to pa
! troll the Yang Use Kiang with Germa
men-of-war. Such step would b
greatly resented by England.
The most important move on the Chi
nese chess board yesterday was tn
new direction given to British inter
, ests. The Indian troops at Hong Kons
= Instead OF going to Tien Tsin. hav
: SalleQ lot sNHdH6 lidl taHo WV suns.
Sir Alfred Gaselee may also hal
: there. This is sign that the BIRTHS
government, having become convince
: that Tien Tsin and Taku can he held b
|. 1.-The allied forces now on the grount
t has decided to make serious prepare
!, tions for defense Of Shanghai and tn
-jother centers OF commerce in midd
China.
This determination is wise, becaus
Ii Hung Chang has left Canton to shi
/. for itself and has ordered $4,000 Blac
1 Flags, recruited from the worst eli
t ments of the population. to marc
: overland thru the Yang Use province
j to Pekin.
: The presence OF the marauding arm
t will be menace to the peace OF tn
immense district, where British con
mercial interests are paramount
The British government Is not I
Iblind as to exhaust its resources in d,
Tending the Russian interests in Maj
churia, which are menaced by the mil
! tary camarilla at Pekin.
1t has suddenly rememberedtheq qua
! ter where the main sphere of Britit
trade lies. and has ordered reinforc
ments and vessels of war to the gat
!. ways of the Yang Use provinces.
i The cable station at Shanghai is OF
!. of the thousand British interests r
3 quiring resolute protection.
A break In the cable at Shangh
\ would cut OF the world from inform
tion regarding the great struggle no
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