New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-09-12
fFc06Rz G1F1Gi! REPORTS.
s Washing ton, Sept. 20 - citing secre-
tary of State Hill aut horizes the an

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nouncement that q telegram from
Commissioner Rockhill, dated Shang-
hal, September {, states that II 1n lii On
aries arriving from the west and the;
northwest report quiet everywhere
along the 70 utes. Only four nor Invest
provinces dieate signs OF dis urbanee.
sss The state department. is id receipt
of a cablegram from United States
Consul General GoodnoW. at Shanghai,
dated September Z, reporting the
deaths about July 81, at Funchu and.
Taiku, of the Q flowing missionaries:
Rev and Mrs. g. w. Price and dangh-5
ter Florence: Rev. and Mrs. p. r. AtWa-5
ter and two children; Rev. and Mrs. D. FL.
zClapp; Rev George Ii Williams, Rev. t.
w. Davis, Miss Rowena Bird and Miss
Mary T.. Partrid ge. Is.
81 The department. has notified the re-
Fspective missionary boards Of which
the victims were members and their
relatives as far as possible.
81 LONDON, Sept. 10 The Peking Core
spondent Of the Morning Post, in. =
dispatch dated August %, says Mr..
Conger has. written a letter assert
lean missionaries the defense of the
legations would have been impossible.
According to this correspondent, the
United States minister has received
congratula tory kilograms from Presi-.
ident Mckinley and others. e.: Il
@ Washington, Sept. 10.---There were
no substantial Developments over night
he if,1o Er.- ,1xoh iTs,l
the Japanese minister, called at the
state department Saturday morning to
talk over the conditions with Acting
Secretary Hill The minister said that
he had nothing new from home touch
ing the Chinese trouble. s Il. = -
There is reason to believe that the
negotiations have now reached an
other crisis, and developments of i'm
portance are expected, the nature of
which it is not possible at present to
even outline. It is apparent that the
state department. officials are GIVING
a good deal of attention to the disc'
sion of the personnel of a commissi
to adjust some phases, at least, of t
Chinese trouble and discussion on tt
SuOJeCt 1S liz" pioCeeu4llS.
1t is again stated that Ii HUI
Chang is still at Shanghai and unoj
cial advices that reach here indica
that he is not likely to leave for Pekin
Notwithstanding reports to the &C
trary.
Washington, Sept. 10.-Tt is believ
that. the president will accept
promote Col. Aaron S. Daggett, Of
Fourteenth infantry, to the vaca
brigadier generalship which will t
low from the retirement next Mond
of Gen. Joseph Wheeler. If this is dc
Gen. Chatfee will be only temporar
set back in his own advancement tot
brigadier generalship, Col. Daggs
having undertaken to retire and tn
create another vacancy upon his p:
motion.
Berlin, Sept. 10-A dispatch receiv
here from Annoy, under date Of Thu
day, September 6, announced that
the foreign marines landed there a
at Kulang-Fu had been withdrawn.
|, A dispatch from Shanghai da'
Friday, September Z, says:
sit is reported here that Gen. "
Lu, with his troops returned from P,
Tng-Fu to Tai-Yuen-Fu September 2.
Ching Sin. the Manchu president of t..o
ministry of finance, is reported to have
committed suicide
Chang ST 5Tung's efforts to secure a
loan of half million taels from Chinese
merchants at Hankow is believed to have
failed. . 80
The Chinese papers publish an ed1ct,
dated August 49, ordering the presidents
and secretaries of the ministerial depart
ments to proceed to Tai-Yuan-Fu without
delay, in order to assist the emperor. in
dispatching the affairs of state.''