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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1894.
(Sperial to the North China Dolly Newin PRINCE KUNG REINSTATED.
PEXING, September gath. Prince Kung, sixth urele of the Emperor, for many years retired from active service, owing 18. diezrace, was appolated by an Imperial decreo, on Saturday, to be President of the Trungil Yamén, President of the Admiralty, | and co-Director (probably with Li Hung-chang) of War Operations. Prince Kong has also been given the privilege of entering the Palace at all times. The above decree was promulgated at the special request of the Empresa Dowager,
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THE British Consul at Bangkok bar wired to the Hongkong Government that the plague quarantine regulations at that port have been removed,
were
THE NEW CHINESE GENERALISSIMO, | General of Netherlands India : -" Mataram was | visibly modere tf." and the sea to go mainland as soon as the seixare had been
PEKING, October 1st. An Imperial edict, dated the 30th September, appolats General Sang, Generalissimo of the arings Peiyang army Corps new in Manchoris and Korea, as well as Chiel over the Manchurian levies, with the exception of the Kirie division ander the Tartar-General E-k8-anga. The various generals are further commanded to give Implicit obedience to General Sung on pain of death.
[General Sung was formerly in chief command at Port Arthur, his own troops the "Y!" division garrisoning, that naval stronghold, and is the officer mentioned in these columns yesterday as having been given permission to collect 15,000 new troops for instant service where required.-Ed.).
LATE TELEGRAMS.
THE following telegram was received in Singapore on September soth from the Governor taken yesterday after a severe zralolance. Our loss was one officer and eleven men killed, and four officers and forty-five men worded. The Balinese left behind them a large number of killed."
F
the brutal
James Canham Read, chahe on June
marder of Florence Dennis st 25th, was to-day committed for tylät. The case has been before the police count frame times. One of the winesses, a woman, diplood thaƐat i the time of the murder såg zat - than and a"? woman walking in the meadow 2t Mo Wesh of / the crime, and subsequently the prlander exclai her to loquire the way.
to
September Bcb. A sensaio al case of suicide was reported t the London police yesterday. A schoolmaster, who is known to have been in poor circum- of gout, committed suicide at the dinner table. stances, and who suffered from severe attac September toth
MR. REGINALD W. Skelton has been appointed | 5th the glass was rising slightly, and as half an repao log and closing them in due course, floor. Faspicion was aroused, and an lospection to the flagship Centurion as axalsiant engineer. hour later the starboard cable prred and the members of the Smith's crew and a large showed that the article was a bomb. The man
post ancher dragged slightly, "springs" were at
rumber of soldiers appear to have had. was instantly arrested and Identifed as an THE Agents (Messrs. D. Sassoon, Sons & Co.) once clapped on the cables and with good effect.
carls blanche &ven them to rip opt 10 slot was harmless in its effects.
anarchis. The bomb explodest, but the xplo inform us that the steamer Catherine Aptar, The slivation WAR NOW VELY RILave indeed, packages they see fir to ex-mine from Calcutta, left Singapore this afternoon for although the glass continued to this stead throw the contents About on shore and this post.
possibly to response to the careless
Add forvent
on the decks of the impounded vessel. In prayers of the Captain, who is said to
not a few instances the soldiers have, bave prayed very cats enly in his own cabin alleged, bren observed annexing portions of the outil almost all dancer was over! AL 10 Cargo. Captain Wright and his officers have.
this day P
a bright was discerned of course, 'been wide swake and carefully noted on the slab ard quarter,
Heht andreckelr imme. everything that has been done, although they diately fired off, but without attracting any cannot yet communicate with their v sels attention from the passer-by. At midnight a heavy gate was still blowing, while the sea was
agents for the all-sufficient reason that the Governor of Formosa stopped all telegraphic On the 6th the continued
the gate communication between the faland and the down, and daybreak found matters mack theflected, and bis underlings have been her same. At this juncture the crew iet to work to trying to prevent written reports asbend the remains of the fore, and mais top getting into the hands of foreigners. But truth thle business and replace them with the storm sails, 10
is, of courer, mlekay, and fa bound to prevail in which was accomplished satisfactorily. About the end, despite the studied secrecy of the pallva The mystery attaching to the theft of threa to a'clock the rain ceased and a steamer was
Was authorities.
mail bags from the General Pont Office, London, brerved on the starboard quarter. and fand I understand the agents of the Pathan wil some days ago has been cleared up by the sway to the northward. The usual distress charge the Chirese Government at est confession of one of the employees of the depart
goal was hoisted by the Captain's orders,
The. -1,000 for every day she is detained by mant. A man engaged as postman has admitted though no signa had been made to her. The crew bat the steamer condoned on her course
1kom, 201
and probably there will be other interesting that
that he stole the bags on the spur of the items in the little bill of
Cole that will
moment without walilog to consider the conse bave to be settled in the sweet by and bye. Of course engine getting in the at this time were employed with the donkey ba
quencer. He subsequently burned the contents und the cable,
starboard Chinese may be faily justified in all that with the exception of the compativly kw letters cable was then discovered to have parted about they have done, but if the rumours currest in
which
were returned two or three days liter in We are advised by the Secretary of the Purjoman fathom beyond the go fathom sbackie. At fairly well informed Chinese circles are founded a parcel addressed to a deceased clergyman. Mining Company of the receipt of a telegram on the wind and sea were still moderating on fact, it will be abundantly manifest in the
Thucking the English in Cairo. This newspapers publish articles from the mines to the effect that during the and a steamer, the Shantung, was obse. ved near future that in "bagging" the Fathan the violently
Fresh
Chinese caught month of September the mill ran sy days crush pproaching on the pot beam
veritable Tartar. Time will feeling of resentment is the outcome of the tilal signals ing 720 tons, yielding 249 ounces of gold, and
were made, the Shantung, Capt. Frampton, shaw of course, but the betting is, I should say, of three Egyptian pashas on charges of being headings 645 tons, yielding 66 ounces. The
on the distressed ship and about 50 to 1 against the Chinese getting concerned in the traffic in Soudanese slave glis. beadings referred to is a trial crushing of a large resulted in the Barcore being taken in tow out of this business with mach credit to Abdel Aziz, the Sultan of Morocco, who
themselves. And beep of about 20,000 tons lying at the mine about 7 pm, and getting fato port about 9 a..
is, I may add, mirandy
succeeded bli father the late Muley Hassan, asserted, and generally believed, that a couple of yesterday. from old Chinese working.
who was believed to have been polsoned, is It is worthy of note that the chief officer gusboats, one British and the other American, reported to be seriously ill, WAY on duty
The from 12 p.m. on Thornday will be here shortly in route to Keelung to
respective Governments.
Masans. S. J. David & Co., the local agente of the South British Fire and Marine Insurance Co, have received advice from the'e Head Office informing them that a dividend of 15 per cent. has been declared for the year ending 31st.
August, 1794, £20,000 added to the Reserve Fund, which increases it to £70,000, and the Re-insurance Reserve Fund increased 10 £70,000
bora
down
the
steamer Elhloße ursived here (Slagapore) this i.tili 4 a.m. on Sunday morning, and was ably investigate, this business and report to their the Marquis of Ripon, Secretary of State for
Straffs Times of the rat fast, says:—The morning from Chins, under charter to the Mitsut Kalebs Co. The Ethiope, which will CITY about 3,000 tons, will load coals for the North. Her precise destination, however, is not yet understood, as the agents here are reticent over the matter, and state that the cargo will go to the best markel. It is rumoured that the coals are for the Belilah squadron in China Waters.
LONDON, September sorb. M Le Myre de Vilecs's special mission to the Hows has revived interest regarding the deal ings of France in Madagascar to the detriment of English interests in that country. The British Government desires to 15 equitable antente established between France and the Hovas since the present situation in Madagascar is embarrass
to all parties concerned. All trade in the Ing to
standell, owing to the island has come to I strained relati-ne which at present exist between
the French and Malagasy Governments,
General Norgate han ziled,
September 22nd. TOKYO, Eighty thousand more Japanese troops have been ordered to prezzed to the front. The entire THE China Gastic of the and lost. bas the rolling stock of the Japanese State alla following: On Sunday two hrge steam and railways owned by private companies has
launches or logs about the size of the Postoo been requisitioned by Government for transparrived at Shangbat from Kowloos from which
on the Seto Uchi or inland sen, Hiroshimu has
and war materials.
SHANGHAI,
backed up la bis unceasing efforts to save the ship by the second officer and the boatswain. From all that our enoster gathered on board it to, perhara, just as well that for once that the praise-God barebones element was a good deslin evidence, otherwise it appears that the God- fearing skipper might not have lived to cast eyes on the festive shores of our "Malta and Gibraltar of the East. The power of prayer is immeriai
TYPHOON NOTES.
Orders will be executed in the sequence in ] Ing the troops and war materials to Hiroshima they had a Custom clearance. The vessels { vwvyko, left Singapore on the agih September which they are received as long as the supply been selected for the embarkation of the troops were commanded and manned by nailves, and are the property of either the Salt Commissioner or the Viceroy at Canton. On merival here they wete boarded in the maual manner by a foreign officer of the I.M. Customs, who fading the ugs filed with arma and musitions of war; lugs detained if he did not actually we're the vessels. An enquiry followed, with the result that they were released at once by order of the Commis. sioner and they then preceeded with their cargo to Klangoan Arsenal."
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'September sand. The Chinese officers who had been wounded in the battle of Yaloo have arrived at Wel-ħal-Dince wel. They report that the Chloese transports which were landing troops at the mouth-of_the falled to prevent, having accomplished the work, Balu river and which the Japanese squadron
were safely escorted back to Port Arthur. No signs of the enemy were observed during the
voyage.
The British ship Queen of Scots, which left Bombay on the zh April last for Amsterdam, arrived off the Downs on the S.E. coast of England with deaths from this case occurred curvy. Four deaths from this cause occurred during the voyage.
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The British steamer Glamorganshire, Capt. and when about 200 miles south of Hongkong troboon that raged here encountered the on Friday last. A Telegraph reportes bearded ber this morning, and through the courtesy of the chief officer obtaised the following interesting particulars of her voyage: She managed to keep on the cast side of the typhoon, and beyond having two boats smashed, made fine weather of it; successfully drdging the cyclone. Her barometer reading were as follows:-
A
A1 4. a.m. on 5th...29.co ..................29 87
P
12. DOON..................29.80
4 P.29 74
A.
I
Plame
As soon as the Pathan is released or the Chinese flag replaces the British ensign on board of her I will drop you a Haw.
NEWS BY THE AUSTRALIAN
MAIL.
The Eastern and Australian Co.'s steamship Guthrie, Capt. P. T. Helms, from Sydney and parts, arrived. In barbour ible morning. For the subjoined telegrams we are indebted to our Colonial exchanger :--
1ONDON, September 518.
The work of demollsing a building at Derby was poceeding to-day when one of the walla succeeded in getting out of the way of the faliing collapsed expectedly, Most of the workmen bricks, but three persons were bailed beneath the wreckage. The deb:it was speedily cleared
and the men were rescued, though terribly injured. There is no bope that they will recover. A circular, purporting to have been issued by the Irish National Party, has been published. The circular appesis for contributions in aid of the Irish Parliamentary funds, and it is alleged that it has been issued to all the wealtby Liberals in Great Britalo,
A TIRRIBLY den death occurred at the Civil LONDON, September 22nd. The Times publishes a telegram stating that Hospital yesterday morning. Mr. F. D. Draper, 10.000 Japanese troops were landed at Chemulpo ate of the Public Works Department, succumb.
Later intelligence from West Afclea states that on the 16th inst, and proceeded with all haste tot to severe lojuries sustained about 17 o'clock night by falling, it is said, last Saturday
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the reports of the fighting on the Niger River Seoul.
from the back verandab of No. Beaconsfield
5.
heavy N.E. swell and strong W.N.W. wind,
refer to encounters with slavers on the coast, Arcade, distance of about to fest into backing to west-by-north, was exp
was experienced,
wed not in the Royal Niger Company's territory the court-yard below. This death is, we
The French were not concerned in the conflict. We are glad to learn that the American schooner snderstand, the result of an scci ent--Mr. Caleb Curtiss, Captain Brake, which was
The colllery-masters in Scotland have refused Draper and others being in the babit of stepping reported to have foundered with all hands during miners, who offered to resume work at a reduc- to agree to the compromise proposed by the from the verandah at the back of Berconsfield the late typhoon, was only driven ashore on the Arcade into Mears. Butterfeld and Swira's sandy beach at Cheung-tha-win, behird Stone-o in wages of éd, per day. The strike will
therefore costione. compound, which is partly contiguous to the cutters Island. All hands succeeded in getting #uld
besed th. On this occasins It seems that safely ashore.
• hud beeD drinking with a Mr. Plamb who lives on the top floor of No. 5 in the Arcade, that he left the house about 1st half an hour p.m, after quarrelilor
bis host, Rod that he was picked up unconscious in the court-yard below and removed to: the Civil Hosp tal where he soon succumbed to the terribia injuries received. The funeral, which was largely attended, took place at Happy Valley this afternoon.
ST PETERSBURG, September 22nd,
The Czar is confined to his room at his bunting seat, Spain, and consequently biz Imperial Majesty's departure for the Crimea has bera postponed."
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
We beg to call attention to Mr. Allison's smok ing concert to-night,
THE P. M. S. S. Ca.'s steamer Peru, with mails, &c., left Nagasaki for this port at 7 sim. yesterday.
MESSRS. Dodwell, Carli and Co. courteously Inform us that the steamer Pathas arrived at Stangbal yesterday.
THE opointment of Mr. E. J. Badeley to be Iacting Postmaster during the absence of Mr. G.
S. Northcote in grzelted.
THE returns of the number of visitors to the City Hall Museum for the week ended Oct. 7th, arë:
A. S. WATSON & CO., LD. -Europeans, 96; Chinese, 742; total 838,
THE HONGKONG DISPENSARY, ESTABLISHED A.D), 1841.
Hongkomp 15th Sentember, 1894.
TO SUBSCRIBERS.
SUBSCRIBERS. TO "THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH" ARE MOST RESPECTFULLY. REMINDED THAT ALL SUBSCRIPTIONS
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DEATH.
On the 29th September, 1894. at Shanghal, GERTRUDE ALCESTER, youngest surviving
THE Fame, Captain Stopani, will proceed to Gap Reck lighthouse to-morrow morning, carrying Captain Hastings, who goes out to the local "Eddystone" on a tour of inspection.
THE " BARCORE” IN A TYPHOON.
men:***
A GOD-FEARI' G CAPTAIN SAVED !
We are indebted to Captain Clarke of the Heungikan, which weathered the storm at during the belght of the buricane on the 5th Macao, for the following read lugs of his barometer
instant şi
gth 4.1.79.30
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29.35
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28.02
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11
14
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3th 8 p.m..
-29-35
20.35
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6th
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The British blp Barcora, Captain Yeo, left Cardiff on June 19th bound for Hongkong with a cargo of coul, and had the misfortune to encounter the full force of the recent typhoon when about ja miles off Lima Island, Shortly The Brits steamship Airlie reports that she after her stilval here, in tow of the Chios left Kabe on the 2nd instant at 5.20 p.m. Navigation Co.'s teamar Shantung, the cleared Shimonose Straits at 1.30 p.m. on the Barcore was boarded by a Telegraph reporter. 3rd, and had light cast-north-east winds and who abtained the following interesting particolars overcast, misty weather, which freibend so the of ber terrible experiences from the officers and China coast was made on the 6th st 9 *..} On the 4th instant the wind increased in force veto off Tong-rung, and proceeded again at rapidly and it therefore became necessary too, and had strong north-east gaie with thick rain and heavy sea, barometer rangtag from 29 97 shorten sil. The three upper topsails were to 39 85. Passed Turnabout at 5 pm, and Ockieu soon farled, followed by a further reduction of st8 p.m., and had very beavy sea with continaso
afterwards. O the morsing of the downpour of rain antli passing Breaker Polat 5th terrific squalls struck the ship, sheet light at 3 p.m. on the 7th. From Breaker Point to ning fashed across the inky heavens, torrents of port the weather cleared up and the new wai
fall, a heavy swell caused the wausel to roll
quite smooth. pitch tremendously, monster
constantly tumbled on board, THE dumerous friends in the Far East of Mr. C.Jing the decks fore and aft. At 3.10 am, Bateman, Inle bead-master of St. Paul's College, tremendous squall struck the ship, and who left here homeward bound by the Aden an canied away the main lower topunti And the doth ultimo, will be sorry to bear that he died ; the starboard main brace. A few momente En voyage and was burled at sea.
later another heavy squall struck the Barcore and laid her over on hat beim ends. Then the
FOR bringing two young girls into the colony for an unlawful purpose from Halazo, an old Chinese "bag" was sent to gani for nine months by Mr. Wodehouse at the Police Court this mor.ing.
AT the Magistracy to-monow morning Mr. H. E. Wodehouse will open an inquiry into the circumstances consected with the death of the attached to the Public Works Department,
A
THE "PATHAN" AFFAIR. --
(FROM A CORRESPONDENT.)
TAMBUI, October 1st. You have, of course, beard about the seizure
September 6th. The War Office will issue long-service medals to the officers and the rank and file of the Colonial mlitary fices and volunteers,
has written to Lord Aberdeen, Governor-General of Canada, on behalf of the Queen, warmly thanking the members of the Ottawa Conference for their loyal address. 1. Ripon adds that her Majesty was deeply interested in the proceedings of the Conference. The Spaolab and Portuguese Courts have
Jato
mourning for the late Comte de Paris. The news of the death of the Comte de Paris has been quietly received in France. The tone sympathetic and respect the death of the Comte of the articles in the Republican newspapers is
de Paris is devold of importanca,
It is generally felt that the
The Czar of Ruzla, who has been suffering from a severe attack of influenss, la recovering.
The bulk of the Bezifa newspapers approve of the scatching admonition administered to the
Koenigsberg. Prussian nobility by the Emperor Williams on the occasion of his recent remarkable speech at
Further detalls are to hand of the terrible railway collision which occurred near Channy, in France, yesterday, between an express train from Paris to, Cologne and the 1:comotive of a gooda train. The express was wrecked. Twelve passengers were killed and go were injured. The stationmaster at Aplly, a station near the scene of the accident, lost his life in a heroic attempt to avert the disaster, Seeing the danger a collision, he stood waved
train dished waining flag, but than the line and through the station and killed him.
The action of the Independent Labour party, whose socialistic
programme was carried at the Trades Union Congress at Norwich, seriously embarrasses the Liberal puly,
A man has been arrested for setting fire to m forest in America, in consequence of which might deaths were caused.
A shocking case of wholesale murder is reported
from
Poganovka, a town la Russia. Eight farmers belonging to the neighborhood murdered 31 pentants, and robbed the vicilma of
everything worth carrying away. seriously H
recently elected Soltan of Morocco la
The medals will be awarded on conditions similar to those in force in the British army.
The raid made by the officers of the Inland The British Government bas remonstrated Revenue Department on the effice of the with General Joubert of the Transvaal, on the Million the journal started not long since by Mr. barbarous manner in which he has carried on
proprietar of
of Tif bits the war, and is now treating the remains of George Newnes, M.P., the and the Strand Magazine, was due to a peculias Mabalech's tribe: cause. The paper had published an er
er graving Eight
farmers
at Poganoovka, in Russia, bave of an old English postage stamp, and as this been accused of having murdered and robbed was illegal the officers raided the premises and twenty-one peasants. reised all the cuples of the paper conta blog the The death of the Comte De Paris has bren engraving.
received as without political influence or associ..
The Labour Congress at present sitting station by the press and the public, and even the Norwich discussed a motion declaring in favor most advanced, republicans show a respectful: of the nationalisation of land. Mr. Haidees #DITOW, moved an amerdment favoring the national- isation of land, capital and everything. During the course of the debale which ensued Mr. Tom amen Mann and Mr. John Boras,
Horus, M.Ph spoke of the amendment as socialisms, and Messrs. Haidle and J. H. Wilson, M.P. delivered & fleree.
adress against the proposals. The amendment was eventually carried by a majority of 158 valer, the figures being For the amendment, declared carried amidst a scene of wildest 158 te; gainat 61 The amendment was excitement
The Frankfurter Zeitung, a German news able interview with M. Star. book: ff, tx-Premier paper, recently published an account of a remark-
of Bulgaria. In the course of the interview, Stambouloff I was i reported to have asserted that Prince Ferdinand won'd rot be allowed to sacrifice Bulgaria to Russia merely to grailly
tis personal vanity.
bis
Stambouloff has been charged before a bench of magistrates in Bulgaria with using tasulting language respecting Prince Ferdinand,
The
to
Fracce has sent instructions to its Admiral e observe strict neutrality between China and Japan.
Two more French vessels of war bave been ordered to join the Chinese squadron.
the Billah, and sympathising with the Egyptians Several Parisian Journals are bitterly attack.ing. in their disgust at interference with the pv rchase
slaves for their harems.
of
The Government has fuformed the Bellsh Minister that the recoal export of way material New Caledonia is merely to replent h depleted magarines.
to
been ordered to rendesvous on the berdeis of The Russian troops from eastern Siberis have Manchuris.
Admiral Goatkhoff with seven wag vɛstelu has been ordered to reinforce the Russia Pacific fleet,
Russia is represented to be pres sing her claims upon China with great energy, and is backed by Freres, but the Calnese reizen 10 yield,
News from Bulgaria is of a disquieti 1g chu
Fight of the charge is not yet concluded. | racias, the dread of a revolution being goʻyarai.
daughter of Leonard C. and Elisabeth Dart, (of late Mr. P. D). Draper, recently & water Inspector this time it light 11 was speedily noticed brief report of the affals I forward the following ↑ offered by the natives, H.M. ships Widgeon and, shocking accident" which has occurred in the
the British ship Alcides), aged 10 years, four
and a half months,
The Hongkong Jelegynyk
HONGKONG, MONDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1894.
TELEGRAMS.
FOREIGNERS IN CHINA.
LONDON, October 7ih.
pies of
THE Canadian Pacific Railway Co.'s steamship that the water way of
Empress of China arrived at Shanghai at 7 | 127s were then taken which showed
to
satire,
The natives ware Neguleed, and 100 of their auimbes were killed, According to the
has taken place in the Benin disret, Four more arreals of anarchists have been malo yard was, of course, loose and banged about of the British steamer Patkan, Captain Weight, West Africa, between British force and the rande in Buda-Festb, and a large quantity of and finally parted the port fore brace. With by the Chinese authorities and of her detention
hostile natives under Nass, the chief, of the dynamite has been discovered in a cellar. difficulty the ma'n
the main yard was secured. By at Keelung in charge of a priss crew, but Beola district,
and by the aid of the fire!
the aid of the first you have probably received only very
September 11th. In consequence of the stabhorn resistance Telegrams from Paris give particulars of a details which, it has occurred in me, may interest | Pkilawal have been ordered from the Cape of Department of Orse. While a number of a whitish no doubt that land was not far distant; a good many of your readers
Good Hope to
to support H.M. ships Phade and quarryman ware at work yesterday terrible The Governor (Shao) of Formosa received Alecto. Landing parties from the lacton explosion occured, the result being that four of sm. yesterday, and left again at 3 p.m. the same only 13 fathoms and 1 roved beyond doubt that information by wire fr. m Singapore (it is currently Pharos were outnumbered by the natives and the workmen were killed on the spot. The day for this part, where she may be expested the buricane was fast delving he vessel on reported that the DEWS emaanted from were forced to Fairest ta the ren-of-war. They disaster is attributed to the ignition of a quantity to arrive at about 9 a.m. on Wednesday next. len shers. All hands were at once called and the Chinese Consulate in Slogaphie) advising soffered some slight loss.
mastered on the poop, and on going below to bim that the Pothan, bound for Javan, A CHINAMAN WAs caught by Detective-Sergeant
The West Indian Regiment has been ordered of are damp which bad sccumulated in the Holt latbe set of selling Manila fottery tickets to that the ship was ploss to a les shore. This clarly consignad 10 # Japanese Government. A zelafores the Brities on the Guízes cons, to
inform the Captain, the latter
r asserted to the mate had on board a good deal of contraband of war
A force of 2,000 natives made na atisek on the Germans at Kliws, in East Amrics, Iakone in the Central Police Station yesterdaying news san spread through the ship, and pen bis Excellener received the information He was "up" this morning and fined as hyperral of the crew became greatly alarmed, be sent the guobost Nawring, and the transports Burmah and China has been ratified.
The Convention delimiting the frontier between Mr. Wodehouse, who presided in the large Court. Es of
as the Captein heard to say
and Ferchow
of really a
Convention So hopel and air masifesting - send deal telegraph chip) out on the earpath-the que allowed to trade with the Chinese province of easier to Cran Sintalock paises the swasher of WI see that our morning contemporary has is no resurrected Captals Clutterback and once were of anxisir for the man to prepare to mat boat to effect the seizure of the Pathas and the Yan-ban, which borders upon Barmath
400,01 we compared with last year's sumbers, put bim is command of H.M.S. Careline As their Makey" instead of saving the ship from Smith and Farches to 1060), The Smith went The Traces Union Congress siting Norwich Sheep show & decrease of 1,žen,020,
The Irish Nationalists in America have lassodi however, he went home nearly two years ago, and destruction ; and it fo
was the first to get on the Pafkon's track, and A moilon was also carried in favour of
of the American Irish Nationalists in this occaalan not only a thorough seaman, || 11 1099 as her officers made her out she steamed PUN KIT-MAM, the famous "Vaulobing Act" ready for say emergency, but a man possess at the rate of 37 knote por hour unil the
were held to be criminally liable for Willetve for an agreed to spend sctive operations so that the Parliamentary party Adobe hampered in its action, the fatter and White Dogs was reached, where the artfile, was brought up, on remand, balowe Mr. ing use British pluck and the dogged and W
pinat. Hastings at the Magistracy this morning and fearless determination so churaciesterio
Prayers MARINE IN, The above named "ganbost was prop
have bees effered in the churches in has sind nothing by the agitationi, and the charged with embestling the sum of $208.01 British gallor) let go both anchor about the Smith and Frechew put to ser,
go informed of the approach of the "wanted "OPE
OPE, Russia for the welfare of the Crar. Batraca Lao from his employers, Mécsara, Jandino, Mäkikæson laskons of cablejan
of each and eventually
An inter-Parliamentary conference has been The oficial report upon the question of the & Co. Mr. He Fook, assisinat compradore et inertising for gik of the cable toʻyos father), followed by the Naxing, and cruised about held at the Hague, in Holland, at which a comment impply in Vismas recommends a larger Mean, Jardine, Fattesse & Co., asked leave which atau bought the ship up the box the Pan which, of course, Roos mittee was appointed to draft a kekeme for the Import of Australian hosen maat, since, the
the charge by adding a further cetat oste were then cleared sway and He-belis fall into their bands and wal
of her cargo for bad collected from the Woo Ken Arm,
the troubled waters,
kept the
thes was promptly discharged with a view to
wog'd
It is reported that Great Britain ia parlaying | Captain Norcock le now in command, we don't panic sad koge-dirbo that a neral south and the Foschew crudied about the vicinity | hao nested a resolution by 375 to Kin favour of with the Powers to take common action for thu i quite see what poor old "Granny " le gottingʼat, or the obfef offer FUN DAYE ADaned bad † of the White Dogs (neat Footw). The Smith, the elght-hours wrinciple being applied generally, [
protection of their combined subjects in China, and for the eventual stoppage of the conflict betwara China and Japan.
THE CHINA-JAPAN WAR.
It le reported that the Chinese have avacasted Ngan (Ping-Ligan ?) and retreated to Kal Chaw; that 2,000 of Li Hung-chang's troops in Keres have departed ́and joined the Japanem ; that of
st
(who pravač Limself
do
of members. By a third resolution triplay //Aneth decliving that whereas at a secret
of
1884 It
there is a rebelllou in Maspolia, which troops defens airline 7, 802.16, the sum which the | Alutibuted and oil, si wa 19 abusdísce | Keelung, where a good deals taken touropean tribunalolazbitration | rugart'sagi, its excellence it undoubled,
R
прод
*FREE despatched a commended frade ditoulin of fuse by Myre de Vilers
French
have been despatched to quell; and that the ship chandlers. It transpired in evidence that down a good deal. The led by lalesid teist board. So far pe bing, kas beso Pritation any carted on by MA WILIAD lede of the Hovas towards the French exttlers
meeting t Chinese are in full retreat from Manden. Unter the defendant paid back to Mr. He Fock increased to hurricane foror, and rain came down to be, as got Jo Chamberlain, referred to the Mislster Islam) to Madagascar, where the rot 1-Ed, H.K. Telegraph.]
in tremendous torrents bangla possible diarewed that would justify the highskanded O'Brien and Dr. Tasser SKAA) NU PAKKE) Lari de sown time past, been of a menacing a gold gold-mounted diam to see more than a low yards arbolincher solian of the Claimsae suborliler, who fancy that Lords Fugland, he said, would Bet
stion!" The latest reporte received In Parlic from defendant house at Tungkoon, incovered a full wikang Period, EM, the höld, wkles are: entered on the minds for as
skip machinery, contada rifles and ammuulties. The Kanewed alarm Ina been crested by fanlar
The landing of Japanma troops at Shantung is unconfirmed.
THE FRENCH IN CHINA WATERE. The French Government have ordered three cruisers and a gunboat in ruininees sadie Chin Squadron,
and
Bome
waste & estấc who wee seat inihald waß, häwever, and 2805 ↑ LAL LEA was socza ings cases of goods wear the bofiemt of frowdy Irishman to upust ¿IVSAT fihat the situation is grave...od
Sa,goo of the stolen money. The chow was the centre of the typhoon panda farther remanded til stam, to-morrow, bali, in The enten sait, the wind blew, ons sounty of Baypoo, bilag allowed, but not | sada juga menggapa forthcoming.
modo ní díackarging the cargo bus, I hear, basa evidence of as muchlari nativity, on the Conden very claror instance, instand of landing in
and opening ben campidly, I what akerwards (Ben ULMONA
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are discaming