THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1896.
AFTER LI'S HEAD.
MR. J. C. Gooncaity, the new Manager of the Hongkong Hotel, arrived here to-day from San Francisco and at once proceeded to the big hotel | ENEMIES CY THE IMPEFOR FULLY ORGANIZED | Ignorant of the problems of government that the
WE are in poslīkān to state that the contract for the construction of the Manchurian railway has been formally signed In Peking by the Chinese Government in lavour of a French syndicate, who are merely figureheads for the astate agents of the Tear-China Gasitti
A row days hence Persimmon and St. Frur quin will meet in the race for the Jockey Club Stakes. Persimmon, the winner of the Derby and Leger, will of course, bo penalized, carrying f pounds more then bis dangerous opponent, Galeasso, thinks Truth, may' do something in this race, he comes to the post la the plak al
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WANT TO RESTORE THE MINO DYNASTY,
SAN FRANCISCO, August 14th. LA Heng-chang, China's aged Viceroy and the most eminent statesman in the empire, will probably give San Francisco the go-by. This change of programme, presuming it ba leue, is das to an organized movement of certain Chinese | to take the Hlio of Lt should the opportunity
present itself.
This determination is not one of recent birth, but had its origia nearly half a century ago, when a society known as the Hing Chung Wocy was organized. The movement had for Its one purpose the destruction of the present rulleg house and the restoration of the Ming dynasty.
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The mass of the Chinese,” said one of the friends of the society, arco indifferent to and inert conservatism which characterize the ad. miniuration is possible. Progressive.raloded officials find it impossible to move against this | dead weight. This society proposes to awaken as enlightened patriotic sentiment and interest that will support the efforts of progiensive | officials, and, indeed, compel the Government to be progressive. A constitutional government is one of our sims and the introduction of Western civilization another."
The appeal which is being circalated through out Chinatown contains the following :---
#China bar now become extremely weak. The official classes are too conservativa and too
sbhe ground into the rocks, and several racecoding swells. Hfted her higher up.
The St. Paul fi un fran atenmahly, built at Philadelphia la 187; for the Alaska Commercial Company. She is of go tous burthen, 197 feet long, and her breadth of beam is 31 feet,
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Losnow, August gib. Cecil Rhodes, whose connection with the Baltish Chartered South Africs Co. and his alleged complicity in the Transvaal raid of De. Jameson are too well known to need mention here, will undoubtedly shortly be brought to back for the part he took to bringing about an lavastan at the teritory of a friendly state. A comparatively short time ago Rhodes was made a member of Her Majesty'sTM Privy Council, but Mirname will be stricken from the let of Councillors, and he will be summoned to give evidence before the Parliamentary Select Com- mittee of Inquiry into the Chartered Company's doings. But there is to be no repetition of the Jameson triit in his case.
August 10th,
Burners Tennyson, wklow of the late Poet Laureate, is dead. She was a daughter of Heary Sellwood, Esq, and was married to Alfred Tennyson In 1850. Her son, Hallan Tennyson, is present Baron Tennyson,
New York, August 15th. With a breath of north wind, fresh and favig- orating, han come the end of the most severa period of high temperature New York has ever bad. Death and filnego were in the wako si each day. Host kled Uka the plague. The stracts wara chimei places fee dead animals. Now it is over. To-day saw the last of it.
This week's mortality record for this city is the largest in the bistory of the Bureau of Vital Statistics. There were 1,810 deaths, nexily 201 more than any other work's record since the Health Board began taking stater. The deaths from brat prostrations alone numbered 61. nearly thrice the number from that cause recorded for any single week in the history of the city.
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Despite all encouragement, there' evidences all about New York to-day of the serrors of the heat plague. Through the main thoroughfares to the ferries innerals could be met all day long. There was a constant stream
Lazow, Angust 15th, Rapid progress has bens winde with the har west during the past work, the bulk of the pro- duct baving been already secret. The quality is reported as being excellent.
NEW YORK. August 16th. James J. Carbeit, lacking ixesh and in good condition, though just from the trals that brought him from Chicago, reached here to-night. Ha brings with hips Dal", Hawkins from San Francisco, 125-pound bay whom ho is willing to match against any man to the world of that isbury Park the last weight. Cathaft goes to of ibis week to train for his fight with Sharkey. which be expects will come off in October if the clubs which bid for the event completo arrange= ments by that time. "The reports that I was not in good condition when I met Sharkey are wrong and conditior. Sharkey In better health is a great, big, strong fellow, and it will take a man in perfect trim to whip him in a Galsh fight, and I am going to do it." "It would certainly not be to my foterms to decry this fellow's pa
illatie apility explained the conqueror of the once grea! John E Sullivan, "and it would surely be unfair to say he is anything but a cold tarkay proposition. He is an original sort of a fellow, knows very little about rules, but seems to have a most extraordinary fondness for get- ting punished on the jim. I really believe its punch the other fellow. I tblok I can take mil the fight out of him. I'm here to try and straight- en things out for a flight. We're matched, you know, and I'm anxiods to get into shape iight away." "Have you any idea where the fight will take place ?a was asked. "Any old place will suit me," Corbett replied, "and I don't care how soon it is brought about. My derive is to show the American people that I am not 'the, has been' my Sin Francisco friends have painted me. Has this man $10,000 to put un as a stake "Has he?" repeated Car Belt, "why, Major McLaughlin will back him for that amount and I dare ray sibers in California will back him liberally. I tell you. they regard him as a wander on the Coast and they think me the deuce in a worn-out deck of cards, but I'll fool fem before I get through, just see if I don't."
THE London Daily News pays, a graceful tribute to the "Bismarck of China." It says There was something singularly impressive, as well as graceful, in the "tributes of respect which El Hung-chang paid to the memory of Gordon. The spectacie of a Special Envoy from China visiting St. Paul's Cathedral in "stream- [ bower, Li Hung.chang, To this personage is openly. The people are oppressed. Robbery, Brazil, sends word that the British Legailon has | their final resting places. Complints are bel fan for bin, just xy It ta for some fellows to Ing London's central roar," to lay a wreath or the cenotaph of an English soldier who Her dead "somewhere far in the waste Soudan,”
The disasters encountered by the Chinese empire In the last three years have not tended to lighten the prejudice against the Manchurian ruler, though the present fight is directed mainly toward the Emperor's right sitributed China's defeat by Japan, and nothing bat his death or deposition can wipe out that disgrace.
The fact that the Emperor took away one of the Viceroy's peacock feathers was made much of at the time, but this is forgotten in the honours which have been showered on Li during the past eight months. His triumphant visit to Rasula, Germany, England and now to this country was too much for these who desired to see the king dynasty again in power.
Is one which must appeal to every imagina. Hon. It ilustrated in a very striking man. ner the curious 'tles by which the most distant countries and pernous the most diverso ́are sometimes kalt together. It is interesting, by the way, that Li Hang-chang's Inscription on
The Hing Chang Woey Society took on new his wreaths for the statue and cenotaph of. Some weeks ago eight agents of the society "Chinese Gordon" corresponds with the first reached this city. Just how ar from whence few words of Tennyson's well-known Unes, they came no one seems to know, but that they In memory of the Soldier and Friend of have done good work for the cause they repre- sent not even the supporters of the Emperor and China," says the Envoy. "Warrior of Godi
LI Hung-chang will deny, man's friend" says the past.
THE FIGHTING AT ZANZIBAR.
THE SULTAN'S QUNBOAT OKENED FIRE ON THE BRITISH WANSHIPS.
LONDON, August 27th.
The fact is doubly emphasized in the change of programme ordered by the Viceroy. It is given out as what appears to be good authority that he will return to Chins by way of Victoria. That El Hung-chang should seek to Avold San Francisco, where there are to-day residing more Chinese than any other spot outside his native land, seems more than ordinarily strange. His exercised such a powerful tofluence for more
prend to make any progress. The masses are too fgnorant, and altogether lack political fore sight Though Chios is a great nation it has been defeated by a small one. It possesses the oldest civilization, yet is despised by other pawers. Because of these conditions do not all who are patriotic and enlightened feel beastsore ? "With 400,000,000 of people and thousands of square miles of territory, China should endeavour to became a most powerful nation. The political system is corrupt. The morals of the ustion have been degraded. Titles and offices are bought and sold Bribery is canded on theft and famine are everywhere. Alast misery is universal The people barely exist.
'Because of her great natural resources Chlon is watched by the other pawers with covetous eye, eagles and tigers watch their prey. The parcelling out of the empire seems imminent. Those who see this danger cry out fo warning. If the impending disaster can be averted and the integrity of the empire preserved, posterity will be saved from subjection to other nations,
"Therefore, we hope to secure the_co-opers- tion of all patriotic and enlightened Chinese in this organization for the uplifting of Ching."-Chronicle.
COMMERCIAL MISSIONS TO.
CHINA,
TEX BRITISH MISSION. The arrangements for the departure of the mission organised by the Blackburn Chamber of Commerce for the development of the Lan- casblre cotton trade in China are complete. The leader of the expedition, Mr. Bourne, of her
BUENOS AYRES, August roth, " The Herald's correspondent in Rio Janeiro, Inforused the Brasilian Chancellor that Great Britain has surrendered the island of Trinidad. The English Ang will be struck on the Island after certain formalities, Brazil will send a warship to Trinidad and raise the fing of the republic.
BODOR (Norway). Angust roth. The weather was clear and fine and the eclipse of the sun was well observed,
Said Khalid refusing to comply with the journey therefore toward the land where he has | Majesty's Consular Service in China, together and when within a few feet of his victim drew
British Admiral's ultimatum, the bombardment of the Palace at Zanzibar began at ning this morning. The firing was very heavy and lasted for fifly minutes. The Zanzibaris babled the barricades maintained a hot fire throughout. The Palace is now in ruins, and on fire from end to end. Said Khalid fled during the bombardment and took refuge in the German Consulate, where he remalos. The Sultan's ship Glasgow opened file; but was suck British marines and bluejackets and a detach- ment of friendly soldiers hold the main street of the town. No Europeans on shore were injured during the bombardment.
August 18th.
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with Mr. Neville and Mr. Bill, was to leave Blackburn on August 21st, and wall by the Canard laer Etrurda from Liverpool to New Ynk on the following day. They then proceed via Vancouver and Shanghai, where an inter- prater will join them, and on to Hangchow and the western provincer. The expedition as at present planned will occupy three years....
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· Several special conferences between Prince Lobanoff Rostovsky, the Russian Minister for Foreign Affairs, and the other Ministers have resulted in a decision to mailace the Bebring | Sealing Agreements of 1893 and 1894, but to make overtures to the United States, Great Bilian and Japan, with a view to establishing | better protection to the reais,
TEHERAN, August 14th. Molla Réza, who assassinated the Shah of Persia, was hanged this morning in the presence of an immense concourse. The assassination occurred last May as the Shah was on hĩa way to the shrine of Shah Abdul Azim. Just arthe Shab, had passed the chains which separate the outer from the laxer court, Resa edged his way through the crowd, which lined both sides of the entrance, pistol from beneath his robe and fired. The ballet struck the Shah near the heart, and the Persian ruler fell forward on his knees. By a great effort he rise to his feat, staggered forward a few feet and then fell to the ground. He was at once removed to the palace and doc- tors summoned, but when they arrived they found him dead. The bullet had lodged in the pericardial region, between the sixth and seventh ribs. Ress was at once seised, and alter ex- coedingly rough treatment was lodged in gas. He la belleved to have been a religious fanatle, although his act was believed by some to have been tosphed by one of the sons anxious to se- care the throne. According to rumour, he has been tortured in a fiendish manner since the murder was committed.
al them moving slowly to the cemeteries In Long Island. Undertakers acknow. ledged their resources were taxed to, the mast The result was that the poor bad a deal of difficulty in burying their dead. The demand for the attention of the undertakers was so great that prices fecreased. Funerala in consequence have been delayed. To-morrow, it is believed, will see the last of the victims of the heat in made constantly to the authorities of the pre- sence of dead animals, and to-day the Street Cleaning Department was obliged to join its forces to the entirely lasdequate ones of the con- tracres, that the city might be relieved at once from the danger of pest.
BERLIN, August 15th. The official announcement that General Bronsart von Schellendorf, the Minister for War. had been relieved from office and that he would be succeeded by General von Gossler startled the political world this afternoon. The War Minister's difference with the Emperor regarding the long-planned milltary trial reforms has been a topic for discussion for a long time past, and it was known that unless His Majesty requiesced to General von Schellendorf's view in the matter, which was also the view of the Imperial Chancellor, Prince Hohenlohe, both intended
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LATE TELEGRAMS.
LONDON, August 24th. Yorkshire le champian county this season in cricket; and-Ranjitsinjkl takes the lead in bat-
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after the Tsar's visit to Berlin, and it appears that the true reason which Indaced the Emperor to abandon his projected trip to the Răine pre- vinces was not physical indisposition, but the fact that Prince Hohenlohe and General vad Schellendorf had fatimated to His Majesty thatting aveZRECI.
The official Gazette announces that Prince they would resiga anlass be agreed to the
Hohenlohe will in the antema fatroduce certain military trial reform, to which the Ministers were publicly pledged, and which, owing to the infin.forms in the procedure of courts martial. This ence of the Emperor's private military cabinet, indicates that the Emperor has yielded in the especially that of General von Haske, the alde de-camp General, would be deleted repeatedly.
The interviews between Emperor Williams and Place Hohenlohe on the subject ware not satis. factory, as the Chancellor insisted upon his palat, also alleging that the burdens of office were more onerous than his age and health could bear. No definite understanding was reached, but it is understood that the matter was postponed, as far as Prince Hohenlohe is con- cerned, for the time being, and he will remain in office unless new and sudden complications ariso untii fall at least.
Mr William Conyngbam Greene, the Dip lomatic Service, has been appointed British Agent at Pretoria fatplace al Sir Jacobus de Wet. seized the Ottoman Bank and elsewhere in the city poured bombs on te harmless passers-by, killing many. No unofficial advices have been received from Constantinople, but it is known that the Armenians at the Ottoman Bank here arrendered and have bean conveyed in Sie Edge Vincent's (Governor of the Ottoman Bank) yacht, the Gulikara.
NEW YORK, August 28th. Li Hang-chang atılved here to-day, and bad s #rand reception. Government officers boarded
The Porte announces that the Armenians who
than half a century will be watched with interest. From outward appearances, however, It would seem that Li Hong-chang had heard of the presence in this City of the Hing Chung Wory In his own country the Viceroy does Eat fear this powerful political organization, be cause his followers are aumerically greater. But in a strange country It is different. He does not know the strength of his own followers, con. sequently he will trust himself only to his white friends. He knows that a price is on his head as well as that of his master's, the Emperor, bat he does not propose to give any one in this country a chacce to collect it. Chinatown have been filled with bright posters For several days past the dead walls in assouncing the purposes of the Hing Chung Woey Society and calling on all Chinese opposed Hamond, cousin of the late Sultan of Zanzibar, to the present Ruler to acquaint themselves with has been placed on the Throse. Dering the the principles of the new order and lend it their bombardment, H.M.9. Thruik was struck moral, phylony watched cast support. He sixty-two times and the H.M.S. Racoon sixteen Chiranthal attacked most fiercely. Li discussed very freely the question of and Crate from Tarkish oppression without dis. Gearral had been relieved from the office in the troops.
times. The only casualty on the British side was a petty officer of the Thrush wounded" The enemy's loss was heavy, most of their killed being soldiers, besides a few Arabs. After the first broadside from the British ships many of the enemy fled to the outskirts of the town, where there was much footing. Several
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ion with the late war with Japan. Facts which now are part of the history of China's downfall are cited to show that certain relatives of the Viceroy traded their honour for Japan's gold.
The society further says that China, properly governed, should anhult to no foreign powe least of all to Japan. It is generally conceded that the majority of the Chinese living in this elly are violently and unalterably opposed to Zi Hang-chang. Captain Egerton of H.M.S. St. George
There are many who believe he would be and Captain O'Callaghan of H.M.S. Philomil || virtually taking bla Hio in his own hands should lad a land stack. All ranks behaved ho elect to visit San Francisco. The perilstent political movements have greatly augmented this splendidly. Captain Ralkas, with a partly ol 2ınılbaris, is still porsuing the looters. It will probably be some ilme before order is restored; and this shows the necessity of a sellablo Indian,farce here, and the abolition of Arab rale. Large numbers of Indians have been sheltered on board the British India Com- pany's steamer Nowshera.
The British Government have no intentiam of changing the Government of Zruzibar for the present. This decision has given satisfaction to the natives there. The conversion of Zanzibar into a Brillah Colony would entall heavy expense and raise unnecessary difflcaldes with the Powers,
BATOUM TO BE A MILITARY PORT AND GIVE UP ITS + OIL TRADE.
The new raliway across the Crucisun from Katals to Vladikavkas has attracted (ar les Interest than would a change in the weather, although, undoubtedly, fte Importance in mot #light. On the face of it, the construction of the line is a mere matter of engineering skill, and the commercial result one of great uncertainty, As a matter of fact, it is part and parcel of the Rasilan aggressive military plans, and details may be found inscribed on musty official records somewhere in the Government offices at Si Palersburg,
stred for the Emparm's adviser, and those familiar with affairs in Chinatown say he certainly would be taking a great risk by coming hera. It is stated that the Vicesoy has been notified of this local upheaval, hence his determination to return home by way of Victoriz
At the Chinese Consulate they declined to talk about the matter, except to give expression to a doubt as to the work actually accomplished by the society's agents in San Francisco,
They were inclined to the opinion that the situation was not nearly to grave as had been represented, and that Zi Hung-chang could come to this city with perfect safety.
A POSITIVE DENİAL.
August 15th.
THE GERMAN MISTION, The London correspondent of the Manchester Guardian writes -A report seaches me from an authoritative source that a German mission will shortly proceed to Chinx with a view to securing certain important concessions for German trade. The proposal ́is, apparently, that the minion should arrive at Pekin two or three days after the return there from Europe of Li Hung.chang. I am told that in-Berlin reconstituting the Chinese Cartons Board, and expressed his desire for it.
NEWS BY THE AMERICAN MAIL
The Paclic Mall S. S. Co's steamer Peru, Capt. D. E. Friele, from San Francisco, via Yokohama and Nagasaki, with mails up to 17th August, arcived in port this morning. From our San Francisco exchanges we take the following telegrams (—
LORDON, August Bib.
P. Lorillard's horse Drace won the Aatley Slakes at the summer meeting yesterday. Rothe chlid's Briggs ran second and Kilkerran third. The Astley Stakes was to sovereigns each, with 500 sovereigns added, for two-year-olds, distance five furlongs.
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LONDON, August zată. It is semi-officially stated that there is no truth in the report published by the Dally Chronicle of reaching an agreement to save bob Atments that Great Britalo and Russia are on the point
tarbing the peace of Evrope, which agreement, It was added, would involve the presence of a Russian army in Armenia and a British fleet at Crete, to guarantee Turkish compilance with the terms of the agreement. It is stated on the other hand that there is great discord among the powers as to the measures that should be adopted regarding Creta. Russie, It is farther asserted, is showing a marked disinclination to allow great pressure to be brought to bear upon the Sultan.
New York, August rgth.
A special to the Worldham Colon, Colombia, says:-The steamer Bridgeton, bound for St. Lucia, has put fato Santa Maria, Colombia, Teaking and with her machinery disabled. Cap taln Simmons, her commander, prosecuted the chief engineer in the courts and the latter was sentenced to prison for night years. The | steamer's crow deserted her. Colombian author. ties are suspicion regarding the vessel's mis alon and vialt har avery day.
'BUDA-FESTH, August 14th. In social and other circles little else in talked of to-day than the romantic suicide and funeral of Count Asther Pallavicini, Lieutenant of Hassars, who was buried yesterday. The fleutenant, a handsome young fellow, 21 YEATI afago, became greatly sitached to Miss Ethel Barrison, one of the five Barrison sisters, well-
known American variety artists, whore scandalous conduct at Berilo has brought upon them the order of expulsion from Germany, Count Pallavicini sought in every way possible to induce Miss Ethel to return his love, but she only. Laughed at him. On Tuesday Count Pallavicini was found dead, having committed releide by shooting himself with a revolver. In his left hand was a photograph of Miss Ethel and a slip of paper upon which the unfortunate man had written 1-
"I beg Miss Ethel Barrison to come to my coffin and press a king upon it,"
Contrary to expectations she appeared at the funeral yesterday dressed in the deepest mourning
The case of General von Schellendorf was different. He has been anxious to retire for some time and losisted upon resigning forthwith auless His Majesty agreed that the tifal bill the autumn. The announcement that the should be introduced in the Reichstag during
Erapernt's reply, General von Schellendorf's leave of abrence expired on July 31st,
The Emperor's rusion for objecting to the reform of the military trials is that he fears that publicity in the trials would weakan discipline.
General von Schellendorf was also nettièd on account of the recent removal of General von Haberling from the head of the central section of the general staff to ordinary service without bis consent or advice.
Prince Hobentobe left Berlin to-day for Werkl, Ron's
The prospective visit of the Taur to Breslau and Goelliz, in order to wllness the big fall man couvres is considered of prime political import ance. German politicians claim that the Tear's presence at these manœuvres and the attendant fêtes mean a guarantes of peace and a check to the ambition of France. The Vositachi- Zettung, says "We may greet the visit under peculiar clumstances as a good omen. When the first visit paid by the Tear to the Emperor is 'timed so as to include an illustration af Gen. many's rondiness and capacity for war it will respond to the fundamental idea that the pre- sent pelley of the European powers is to insure peace by preparing for wax.”
A big colonial scandal, lavoiylag the reputa tion of Von Paitkamer, the Governer of the Cameroons, is now in fall blast and Von Pistike. mér bae been ordered to Berlin to stand trial. Captain Steltip, his accuser, was commander of the Cameroon's troops, and is prepared to sustain his charges, and the Radical leader, Dr. Beck, also intends to produce evidence ugalast blus. The charges, in brief, are receiving bribes, habitual inebriety and debauchery.
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the steamer and welcomed him on behalf of salted, and he was escorted to his hotel by realdent Cleveland. The forts and warships
LONDON, August noth. Further particulars of the surrender of the Armenians at the Ottoman Bank stato that they parleyed with Sir Edgar Vincent at the windows and declared their object was to demonstrata against the desertion by the Powers of Armenia. They stipulated that they should have safe con.. duct and rats in revolvers. There condition wer granted, and they were then conveyed to Sir E. Vincent's yacht. Dering the occupation of the Bank the Mussalman mob massacred numbers of innocent Armanlans in the streets. The con-
duct of the Armenian favorrectionists is regarded
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SRIPPING AND MAIL 'NEWS.
MAILS QUE: Tacoma (Victoria) 18th inst. Canadian (Embrass of Japan) 16th inst, German (Prins Hoterich) aand last, Australian (Australian) azad fast. American (Coptic) zzrd fast,
Tacoma (Olympia) 4th prox.
THE Mutus Linn steamably Ningchow left Slogapore for this post yesterday afternoon, and may be expected here on or about the 17th last. THE Imperial German Mail steamer Fries Heinrich, carrying the German malix with dates from Berlin to the 24th sits., left Colámba for this port yesterday, and may be expected here on or about Tassday, the sand fast.
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The big gooseberry season in England always brings to the front a hot discussion upon some subject that it pleases the Daily Telegradh to start. This year the subject chosen is How to Celebrate the Queen's Reign, the Longest in English History" A wealthy soap saulscturer set the ball rolling by proposing that 835,000,000 should be raised to found a model settlement to ba exiled Victoristown. Colomas · are now It is admitted among all Chinese that the pouring out in the Kingdom's newspapers in Hing Chung Weey Society is a powerful orgs- discussion, wherein all the writers agree that the nixstion, its membership runnlag into the mil-fden is an excellent one; but no two writers can Hans. It only costs 85 to join, but later on every agree as to what constitutes a model town, the raember is assessed to, though this is all he is fiercest controversialists gathering round the two ever asked to pay. It is to be used ultimately items of theatres and drinking saloons.
On the question of drinking the line is sharply in overthrowing the present dynasty, which menus, of course, the downfall of Li Hang-chang, drawn. In the matter of theatres ane division should that gentleman not previously have died insists that a model theatre should exclude all from natural causes or have been assisted to the tragedies, problem plays and the like and be great beyond by an assassin's bullet or knife-sizietly limited to comedy, farce and light opera. Nothing with an unhappy ending is to be allowed thrust.
In the model town, nor are street bands that cannot play harmoniously to be admitted. Later There is no uprising in Chinatown. The Hing on the questions of secular and religious educa- Chung Wony is not a revolutionary society, tion, rates, taxes, trades unionism, socialism and It does not propose to assassinate L Hanganaichy will overtake the correspondents and chang. On the contrary, its purpose is to make help to plie stones on the already dead suggestion.
NEW YORK, August 8th. possible the reform and progress he has in so
General Wayler cables the Herald from many ways made an effort and shown a dis position to attempt. It in a patriotic society, HAYAES"There is no truce, but pardon te
Rajang. The new line will bas notien to quit for the organised to unite the progressive element of offered to all who surrender themselves with
Saigon. petroleum abipper of Bitoum. The latter will the Chinese, both at home and abroad, in an effort to break down the crystallized conservations theranpan become a naval port pure and simple,
Aggregating 7,741 tons register. and such irif:* as the Berlin treaty can be rele- and enlighten the ignorance which is the staild
HONGKONG AND WHAMPOA DOCK RETURNE, Dock, Decima........... In Kowloon gated to the waste-paper basket, to which end barrier to progress in China. It has, If not the all treaties mast sooner or later come. As re-approval, at least the sufferance of the Emperor, It is a result of the revulsion from the shock
Action gards the petroleum, at present the oil is trans-
Nanyo Mtaru Įmumuni ported from Bako to Batoum by trala. The and humiliation of national pridie at defeat in Latter pprt belag the place of shipment, there the late war. It is an awakening to the real
Loomemoon insektoniese Afri are gathered crowds of foreigners blessed by canons of that defeat. mature with oyes to see and satellect in greep
The Hamburg Correspondence, in an articls Britannicama z alterations, Thus the changes in progress 41
inspired by the Foreign Office, remarks that the John Balaley the Black Sex port, the increase in fortifications
negotiations between Germany, and Denmark Gaelic and the enlarged harbour accommodation, da
for the purpose of Indusing the latter to sell her. Arlowton » Aberdeen Antilles Islands will soon be resumed, The
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In order to famish a second naval
article adds As for the Monros doctrine, OUTWARD-4th August-Breconshire, Queen Obviously, sisilon in the Black Sea, which is really sadly
there is no question of new European acquiet- Olga, Idaumi žaru. 14th August-Effrichdals wanted, the Russian Government änds it con-
the rocks Just south of Point Pinos, full of water The two ships, the Iroquois and W, E.
recognized outside the United States." 25th Augurt-Sarpedon in September venient to dismiss the merchant shipping and
The movement had its origin immediately and total lose. The Piciic All Steamibly Debcock, were repalced on four and and july rogaland melde ofta sever, is nowhere Dak Branch, Radley, 24th August-Danfa
* August 16th. Prins Heinrich, Hertha, Howick Hall, the consequent crowd of foreign traders, who, after the close of the fald war among an element Colomita lies on the rocka Just south of Pigeon | 75th inst st the dry docks of the John N. Rabbis In the latervals between their attacks of malaria of the mandarin and official class of China, who Point, full of water and a fetal loss. The two Company. The declare that they have pleasure at the success of the passage of thirty- Beptember-Antenor Cam Natter h
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records Emparo: William's Septembar Mandia, Trenkas, Ocemden. Jik may learn not a little from the new navel has felt keenly the humiliation-of defeat. They lackless vessels sisters lo misfortune-are and $812 The sparera declare that they have To send them to Potl is fcsponsible, since Feti organised as the Keung Hoy Woor, tile about fifty miles apart. The Causes of their repeatedly asked for the paymant of their bils, aine meg-of-war through the Balde Canal last September-Bindemand, Melbourne, Lintusk,
A second attachment | Thursday. These men-of-war were moved at a || was about the last place designed by Providence meaning the society for the strengthening of destruction are so identical as to be remarkable, but could get no money,
HOMEWARD—8th September--Polyphemus. ine a convenient port. The experiment was Chias, the central idea of which was mainly the Both were feeling their way to San Francisco against the Frogwess was obtained by Lewis rate of speed effective for naval manœuvres, and tried of sending petroleum to the north of the reorganization and increase of China's military beth became bewildered in a dense fog, and i Davis, owner of the barkenitsa B. S. Powell, their successful passage through the canal under Cascams by sak from Bairy, and thence vid and naval power, This organisation was both went ashore. Tan St. Fast struck the fatal Walch was injured in a collision with the forced draught is regarded as an Indication that How to gain Flesh and Strengih.—Take alter Vladikavkas to Novorossik, This, too, was reported by unfriendly officials to the Emperor real at ten minutes past slaven o'clock last even. Frequels of Lang Branch on Juss 32nd and the new canal will be perfectly accessible, la each meal about a tablespoonful of Scott's Emulalon of Pure Cod Liver Oil with Hypophos. found inconvenient. The idea then arose to tap and he was at first disposed to crush it. Bating The deck was in charge of First Officer damaged it is alleged, to the extent of $8,005, cise of an emergency, for the largest Ironclads. the Baku-Batoum line at Kutais, divert the "hen more fally advised of its purpose he with Andrew Hall, with Captain J. Downing on for which amount sation was brought, not “As a result of the agitation in newspaper | phitas. It is simont au palatable na milk and traffic across the Caucasos to Vladikavkax, and drew opposition to it. The society was then the haldge, personally directing the movements CONSTANTINOPLE, August-1418. --- circles and among the business mon growing out | eastly digested. The rapidity with which delicate so again reach Novorasalk, the great corn port toorgaalsed as the Quang Cha Wory, and fix of the vessel. The night was dark and the United States Minister Terrell and demanded of the alleged amalgamation of the last three of chlidren and sickly people smilering from of the Terek provinces, where there is ampla purposes, broadened to include efforts for the thick fog made it impossible to see ten foot the Immaliste release of six. Armenians the Independent all firms with the Standard Oil weakness and wanting disease improve, and harbour accommodation. In this way Batoompatriotic education and enlightenment of the ahead of the bow. The steamer was running (naturaised Americans) imprisoned at Aleppo, Company, and the report that the American thrive upon this diet is truly marvellous." Ass can be left in peace and quietude, and be erenta: people sa a means of paving the way for progress slowly and just balers ker ste touched the rocks Terrell motified" the authorities that fether company now controls the petroleum markat, 16 remedy for Consumption and Tarcal Afections. ally transformed into an impregnable neval in all directions. The Hing Chang Woey, the haxvy white wall ahead lifted a litsin and Impel Normant of Americian will not be tolerated, is now announced that it is posilst that the and Brouchuile unequalled by may miner Mation. Tals is the tres mesning of the into which means the docisty for the uplining of the toskeunt on the bow saw the foam of breakers. candy worded talegram, announcing further yell, China, is the same of the orgsalssion which has He quickly gave the slams and the engine.com.
Here today from Belvin was importation of Galician offed1 im also rumoured) apply tankold Arturs for Hongkong and the
At least such is the account and explanation given by those who are active in it. Such is also the seallment of the appeal to the patriotism af the Chinese colony which has been published and is being circulated in Chinatown. Buch | is the character the Chinese Contal-General gives it, though disclaiming any official "mow- ledge of its attitude toward it.
NEW YORK, August 14th, The St. Paul, from Southampton, crossed the Bandy Hook bar at gig this morning. The
The agrarian Conservative press this werk St. Paul loft Southampton on Saturday at 1.35 p.. and made the trip in six days, and 31. points with great satisfaction to this, recent The Herald correspondent at Havana cables: minutes, beating the new record made last work reports in the American newspapers of the At Manalilo a big sensation has been caused by by her sister ship, the St. Louis, of 6 days a existence of tuberculosis among cattle in Illinois, the Goverment ordering the arrest of Major hours and 24 minutes. The St. Pas! balore Oblo, Indiana, New York and other States, and Roblejo, commander of the local Spanish slaning was placed in the dry dock and refers to the alleged lack of systematic Inochia- volunteer force, and Captain Raventos of the thoroughly overhauled, so she is in the plak of | tion of cows. Finally, they ask the Government in wlaw of these statements, to consider the armed Fireman's Brigada, who has also been condition. fn active military service since the beginning of
Two ships belonging to Arthur Sewall, the exclusion of American meat, dairy products, sic the revolution. It is alleged that these officers : Democraila, Vice-Predential candidate, were | from Germany, are implicated to a conspiracy to procure the seized by the marshal on libels yesterday morn surrender of important eatposts to the enemy in lag, but were subsequently released upon the event of the town being attacked by Gomes and filing of a bond, ME, Sewall is the hand of the Garcia's lasurgents. A court-martial to try the firm of Arthur Sewall & Co., shipbuilders of Bath, Maine. His partust is unknown to the officers has been called.
MONTEREY, CAL, August çih, Ubellants, who designate him in the complaint The Pacião Coast Stenship St. Paul lies on | us 4* John Dos.*
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