Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-22
1Nf FRENCH And
BRITISH AT OUTS.
/. Ten 1sln They Have Daily
Alterations,
..uS ARE VERY UNRULY.
nav, Lille control over Them
on''' .t. Arriving continually
.,.,m,ug New. form berlin

49,. vork. March PA dispatch 10
~, u.,,ld from Tlen Tsin says
DE .,i n,,a continue here between
A'.'' ,s and British. An indian OF
ne fi'"'s s,sb rank horse-whipped a
leer y .o,gsant. The discipline OF the
fisn'" 800 leaves much to be de-
FI','" rAIlo the French officers are
alsu' A. 1olng their best to maintain
su' '.,'as /, would not surprise any one
tlSlp'' ,sa French troops get beyond
~ a, auy moment, Already nave
I''uO ,,s,S French soldiers Kissing
D'l AVN officers and 1t is reported
l'' ,ore French officers have peeh
ul' i a mysterious manner oy
'y., wv, coming from untraceable quar-
lnN'c contIugcnts Of Cossacks are con-
wy '..,l, drIbbllng in and the hussiahs
S S'' ~ five hundred men more taan
have s S Mere Mere q day previous. Noth, ,
uq ~ -, been heard OF the arriVai
lAg i@ MIN NJ the river Of the eA-
" n, ySs from Port Ar
"ls ! 'V'I 1,Swang. on the other hand
wv Y. S ,Sported and believed mere Una, ma.
y, \ NR,ilsb feet is collecting az W.,
", V WI far the purpose Of making u
n.i "" demonstration against Port AT
thur .o,ot;ons the days
,.ys nassed without serious cohlllc s.
NM prsslans with the help Oh between n
! 4 s "S anS four hundred coolies are
t u't a road along the river IN front
=, S'l Ssi, concession. They have nov
~ v.os S A point within ntly YARDS Oh
me British sentinel and the WORN 10
p' TSo RyiiisS advanced picket lies be-
,wssn thirty and forty feet from ihe
s sr and there would not be room ior
me roa5 10 be constructed without as
n,rblog The ground upon when tilc
pdtsb picket Is stationed. Gen Nulnp-
Xii informed the Russians, however,
,ba, he would regard as an act Oh AZ
preston any attempt Of the road build
en- 10 disturb the side track or uhuer-
mine the positions OF the British SEN
tries c.rn
bsl Win make no reply to the Russian
demand for a withdrawal and apology.
The New South Wales naval brigaue
Is here from peMn for the purpose OF
reinforcing the Victorian contingent IN
guarding the British sediment Inc
presence OF these troops and the ar
rival Of marines from Taku has had a
reassuring effect upon the community.
A plan to bear on the settlement has
been arranged but has not been car
ried out,
Tuesday morning the working parties
stopped work on the river side OF the
road when they had reached a point
within twenty feet OF the British po-
sltlon, They subsequently, resumed the
construction Of the road at point 400
yards further The danger Of actual
conflict has thus been Obyisted for the
present
ALARMING NEWS FROM BERLIN,
New York, March IA dispatch to
the Herald from Berlin says
number OF newspapers publish
alarming news IN regard 10 the sltua-
ton In China. England is said to be
backing up Japan, which Is modifying
her army and the Russian fleet is as
sembling at the Yaiu river.
The mediation Of Count Won Valdez
BEE In the Ten Tsin dispute has been
refused by both English and Russians.
An article In the semi-oflicial Post
does rs best 10 calm the publlc mind
and states that there Is no ground for
anxiety Certain lnfsnces Il states
will he exerted in order to prevent the
present conflict becoming more en-
FILTERED
hANCHuRlAN TREATY MODIFIED.
London.harch 22.-Adylces have been
received here from pekin 10 the effect
Na' Yang Yu the Chinese minister az
~ Pelsfsburg recently stated that
nominations Of some Of the articles OF
us san'hVrian treaty had been con.
w. ~ Russia, IL IS claimed these
IsO.lallons were intended to avoid
hsGlns Obstacles in the way Of the SOW
sS,stnlg ana independence OF China.
,l' lodIhcations were forwarded by
ag Vnlnsse llenlpotentlaries to the
s . q Sian Fu. An edict has been
we. AZ Peiin In reply stating that
", NE usly cAano, receive imperial sane