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TUESDAY, JULY 16, 1895.

A LARON German steamer, sister-ship to the Fieland, has dischargert a full cargo of: ammunition, guns, etc., outside Taka Bar. :

HONGKONG GOLF CLUB.

MIDSUMMER MEETING,

THE CHINA MAIL.

THE JAPANESE ADVANCE IN

NORTH FORMOSA.

The Midsummer Meeting of the Golf ANNIHILATION OF A JAPANESE Tus stoamers Poochi, Fushun, Martha, Club just concluded occupied three days, Arthur and Shestang, wo learn from and would have been spread over four days Shanghai moring contemporary, buvo re- verted to the Chinese Bag.

PARTY.

(From our Special Correspondent.)

Tamsui, 10th July, 3.14 pt. A body of Chlame has surrounded

a

THE JAPANESE MINISTER AT

*hair inhabitants fleeing to the mission premises at Pingyang,

Tha work of destruction was carried on on Monday, July 1st, ihe mob being estiusted from 2,000 to 5.000.

of United Germany, to her perfect welfare, retirement was announced, all interest in token of her might and power. The was gone. They slipped away, aviding lighthouse and block of masonry into which the whips, who supposed they were able to the Emperor placed the finishing stone were count upon a majority of 16 The Duke's Marreunded by enormous scaffoldings rising retirement overshadowed everything. The in a semicire and affording seats for about Opposition whips caught the Liberala napp- 16.000 people.

ing. In laging the stone to-day the Emporer The Times la an editorial discussing the aid. In memory of Emperor William the Ministerial oriate says: Following closely Great, I chrisled this canal the Raiser upon the Gladstone insident, which the wild- Wilhelm canal. His Majesty then tar pedest imaging of the Ministerial: apologista the stuge three times with a mallet, saying cannot explain

away, this defont, it ad-

had it not been for the aufortquate clash- ing of the postponed Gymkhaan of Satur. CAPTAIN Yeh Chu-kosi, ex-Commander of day. The principal item of competition the captured Peiyang cruiser Chingyuen, was the Brace Cap, prosented in March has been appointed to command the officers lant by Mr R. H. Brace, of Amoy. The and crew itended for the three torpede conditions are that it is to bo, won by the Party of thirty-two Japanern soldiers ea- tion on the 27th. After paying their visits coedings, and then there could be a settling in the name of the triatie Gnd, in honour mitted, even by numbers of staunch Libe

player returning the best net double geged in guarding a fotilla of boate loaded

regate in April and 3037.

catchers recently completed in Germany.

ANOTHER revelation in a Chiscae ordnance

Capt,

The

department is forthcoming, this time from Foochaw. The Chiver Ruthorities dommen. ced to take up the torpedues, that had been laid to protect Fuochow from a Jepsusse of the thike, the grass being so long as invasion, in the vicinity of Sharp Peak, to necessitato o to frequent use of the the month of the Min river. On examining niblick, seures, generally, ruled high. Mr the torpedoes it was discovered that these G. W. F. Playfair won the Macken Cup. dreadful instruments of war were sil leaded as well as the sweepstake, with a not soore with dust! It is to be presumed the of 82, and Liout. L. Saunderson, R.B., tuok authorities are looking for that tierce mean the Bogey prize. Bogey's score of 78 wa daru who was in charge to promote him to son goal for the Club players, and the win

aer conld get within ouly 4 dowa. a apbere more fitting. for his genius. Mercury

Only four men from the Japanese party escaped. Six mon were wounded, and

went

OLLUSTONE AT KIRZ.

Cap. Eccles performed wonderfully well rather than fall alive into the hands of the imprese the conservativo the ath of fags that there were forty-two souls whogard it as the Foremost duty of our British men-of-war these on board recognised

in the Pool. The record for nine holea hisa haen held for some time now by Capt. H. N. Dumbleton, Royal Engineers, and it was believed is Trond of strokes would forg remain untouched. On Monday, Captain Recles suncaoded in equating the record but his scuro in all the mors note worthy because of the difficult nature of the ground, U-ptain Dumbleton's score we made in the winter when

Chinees they committed suicide.

ARRIVAL OF THE RAINBOW,

from Anping, in order to renew her cual supply. Up to the time of her departure there was no nigu of the Japanese arrival, so

PEKING The Peking correspondent of the N.-C. Day Noice writes on the 5th inst. 2---

The Japanese Minister and scite reached Peling on Saturday evening, the 22nd of Another visit was paid to the yemen by Jaun. They were received by Mr Chaabire Mr Menzies on this day, Monday July 1st. of the US. Legation and one other re- This time the magistrate did not make big sidout. They paid their visit to the Tenagli promises, He plataly told the missionary Yimên on the 25th and were well received, | ibat he was noble to put down the rioters, and the Prince (Kung) and several Minis- and that the best plan was to leave them ters repaid the visit at the Japanese Legs alone and let them get tired of their pro-

of Emperor William, to the west of Germany tals, planes the Government in an extreme- to the Tenpgli Yemen, tuo Japanese culled up. round on a the Legations and also on Sir "Naturally, the missionary retoried that and the welfare of the nations,'

ly awkward position. With Mr Campbell Robert Hart. The time of the Imperial in the meantime the poor people were As we this day, with supreme eatiefne- Bannermes, personally, much sympathy. V. Ecclus, Rife Brigadey proved with rice, and annihilated the party.

audience is fined for Banday, the 7th, in the being driven from their homion, and that tion, see approvshing the fulllraent of the will be felt. No coured except resignation to be the winner, and the cup thers-

The attack was made as the boats roared Wea-hoa-tien, when the Minister and four already twenty Louses had been destroyed anticipation which the Empire attached is open to him, and that must involve the

The fore passes into his possosalon.

of bis saite are to be presented.

Ohanid this active efficial, If twenty to the creation of this waterway for the break-up of the Cabinet. The Government, rarion competitions were keenly con- their destination, the city of Tu-ko-haw, Japanese anita consists of a naval and houses are burned down, twenty horses purpomo cf fa naval and commercial feet, will gain nothing by zeeking a formal vota teatis, but owing to the heavy state

military on the River To-ko-ham, in the interior of try attachó, a native Escolapine (who will ultimately be paid for? And deep to it is a matter of capacial rejuicing that it of condonos which is not evou certain to be apeake German), and firat secretary who the pleadings of the missionary, this was is surrounded by an illustrious circle giver. It is useless to struggle ignomi In the presence alously to postpone an inevitable dissolution. North Farnica, about sixty miles south of speaks French: the Minister himself the only comfort he could get fepta the of our high allies.

speaks English without the slightest sccept.

est. man in the Yaman. He even rofneed to of the representatives of the nation and Tawami.

Japan rullcote great credit upon hereell by report the matter to the Tootsi, and ask with the thankworthy participation of thy

fortunate selection--she ebows to for more auldiers. For said he, if more eatoys of the foreign powers whose quant from Kiel says that Me Gladstone and London, June 30 The Daily Newy kos Suck China what the should do, and knowing soldiers come, and am not able to drons wo bid welcome to our first naval a amsii party from the Tantallon Castle foreign relatious and having lived in suppress the rioters, I shall have greater harbour now thrown open to them is all boarded Sir William Ingraham's Facht. De Earope, the Japanese officials cnonot hat blams come upon me.

Finally, Mr Meories pointed out the hity, we are enabled to hand over prey during the evening and made z officiala Chineac

lour waterway to traffic. Fren de ive 3. the line of abips. As the Osprey passed the favourably and lead them in progress. China has not yet appointed a had ted to him for presection, and whoral ofios devolving on us from our for Gladstone on deck under ne nabrella Minister to represent her at Tokio. He had bron stripped of everything by the thers to ensure the preservation of peace and the colors were dipped. Presently has importnut datice to perform, as

s the ob.

Would the magistrato consider and the possessions gained by the German team launch put off from the Italian rand- treaty regarding → the retrocession HM.S. Rainbow returned last night | Liastung ia to be negotiated at Tot by suot tims as they could people, until race in the domain of national property of-war Savoia and bore straight for the

of about maintaining (head poor

homes to colberly, and calturo, so

are, so also we hold fast to Osprey, Cut to any sense of her own digui, she of the people, that was a mor which the labour of the Fatherland in its hot look-out was being kept. The lanach It was soon seen that the launch's Count Ito and the Chiness Minister, if to, No! and the father and mother the enderrote top

to provide s a frea course for

belman was in the cot of drinking sed no will appaict a mun capable of carrying he could not take fut consideration. racc

otect it from the competition and protect it Face of raitions. The care of the Minister to faith in the promises of the magistrate to coni in profit to the Fatherland in its trade spectators, the man shifted the helm so that waaided these and all other Up to this time. the missionary bad bad dangers of its calling. But, not only is the last moment, aroused by the cries of the |mousshed into the Osprey, but at the very the link is always atruke or two easier long and anziusly xpected; and accortium is somewhat diferent from those restore ordet.

avigation, and defensive power, inasmuch she struck the yacht asiaat. than in ammer. Captain Eccles' magui- to the recut rumours of reinforcements to sent to the West. There they are ignorant Now, he saw how fatily were such pro as wo place it at the service of the world's only had her paint grazed. The launch was The Orprey Sesat score was madu isp as follows:-

basent from Japan, it would appear that the of the languages and employ legal advisere mises. What was he tu ? By the commerce, throwing open angrudgingly to ariously injured, the out-water being 63144634 436,

The incident was seen The most policeable hole is the great blow is not to be struck for at best. I and secretarice of the countries to which for his mission is was not allowed in wake all safaring people 3 share in its advant-wreaphed aside,

they are accredited, and who keep them an appeal to his Consul, for a certain rule ages, may it be a work and through all time from the Savoia and the launch was shortly seventh, exceedingly few players

twear three weeks; so that the final paci- from committing mistakes. They are the of the C. I. Blistion forbids its members serve only in the rivalry of nations for the recalled. ting down here in A practically

INTERNATIONAL HOSPITALITY. now record has bun medo, and fugal fication of South Formica is still a lougeres, ears, and mouth, hands and feet from making a porsonal oppond to a Con- bonefits of peace.

of the Minister. The Minister to Japan sul, it the native oficials are unable to

At the ame time we wish a memorial golfare will have a fresh incentive given to way off.

speaks or at least writes the hugbago auttle any trouble. There is huck a class to the opening of this new channel of inter-

Kid, June 19.-The men of the German their future play, and doubtless many will There are about half a dozen foreigners of his own country which the Japanese that under no circumstances must such an courante be stucted, and we desire by this ironclade Heindall and Hagan regaled the ACCORDING tu latters from trustworthy work industriously throughout the winter!

They say understand, he is caually nusided in bis appeal te-made, except through one memorial to renew a portion of the thanks American and Danish milors at the Wald- native moure s at Chengto, says the F-to create a new record for the Hongkong remaining in Anping yet,

officii deliberatione; he oust ucesarily the superintendente or directors."

which the German people owe to the great welas restaurant yesterday. To-day, crews Daily News, the Victoy Liu Ping-changoke Details of the events are given be that they expect their property to disappear be placed at a great disulvantago cia à vra There is no doubt that in a large mi-sion Emperor who, 25 years ago, united the of the German ironclade Sachsen and Wur reoulvet alt the middle of last month snow

the moment they leave it, and so they the Japanese Ministers who are all practical like tho. C. I. M., rules, safeguarding the German races in internal bonds and with tembury desired to stailerly compliment the crews of the French men-of-war" Hochs and Imperial adiet condemning rioting against

April, July. Tutal. mean to stay as long as possible; it is stateamos, sud he will cut but a worry honour of the mission should be instated wise foresight began the work now comum de tome, but the French Admiral

figere among bis colleagues from Western upon, for ho h and foreignora in his prurisce. A dorpatob

Dupuy de inexperience both youth

plored. from the Toungli Yamen to bin alto

doubiful #bather they will be able to ataycountrica o may sink down so low as to might do great mischief to the Migeist. May the rich blessing which attended deslined to silow the Frenchmen to go on strongly protested and upbraided him on

fire bie sole occupation in fraternising with Still, ons ontsnot help taking exception to the rule of the Emperor of undying memory

shore,

explaining that the French

to land daring the same ground, and threatened that if

their presence pormitted It is rost upon this work." his nationals and engaging in commercial the torta under no circumstances. reported from any more riofa were

in Kiel barber. With this exseption, there speculations. The Chinese if they follow an unjust rule, and ought to be modified. As the Emperor, Empress, and young Szechuan after the arrival at Chougu of

their usual customs are likely to appoint a What would be thought of the war office if Princes, the Kings and Grand Dukes stood has been no hitch in the international bos- the Imperial edict and the despatch in

nominee of the Viceroy Li-he seems all orders had to be issued to the officers of an in their placca on the dais, they formed an question, Liu Ping-chang himself would to

as ever-who may be naturally expedition which allowed ua trendous of eminently picturesque group. The scene powerfol supposed utterly ignorant of foreign affairs, notion according as events demanded? Many presented was remarkably effective and ozo whese record for sqeeezing, corruption, and of the workers of the C. T. Al, are far from ut ually to be forgotten. The actual Canilow in the Pravings of Jarislaw, has incapacity many probably be well known in either anporintondon: or ditestor, and 10 cerentung for the great manes of on-loukars been the adene of a great fire which destroyed the Palace, and who will reflect not the refer o

& delaye

not one of Prince

he's words private houses. Several persons met death Hohenlohe much he any reptozish bis a coffera, which might cause irreparable loss, not only we audible. When the set of coins ea in the flames. and that of his relatives to the most distant to their own Mission, bat to other Missions placed in to atous, the Emperor,

Empress connection. Nepotism reigns sapremo in in

in in China. It was with a feeling of relief that and other important personages, baubead- China and oficial appointments are solely the foreign community of this port learned ed, topped the stone three times in record- intended to benefit needy relatives. Among that Mr Mepsins had en down on Thure with the German tradition, the meat the Japanese suite are also two smart day last auchplaced the fairs in the lauded bands playing different airs as the f the Conger Fox at ence took action, various persus tached the stone, and all young fellows who are ecting na taras- nordanta for the three native papers, the with the result the 400dfers lef's this the warships giving a Royal salute as the

kamin, the Vichi Nichi, and the Jiji. city on Saturday for Pingyang. The To- Emperor sounded the first tap.

tai seemed to realise the gravity of the What a lesson for China in all this!

THE M.-C. Daly Aras understands that in a few days the prospectus will be issued of so important spinning and weaving mill to be founded in Shanghai, of which the American Trading Company wil to the

ไทย Generd Masaggyér, The expital of the now undertaking will be T. 1,102,010, divided into 10,000 shares of Tls. 100 each. Of the f 7000 abares, a considerable proption has already been privately and ecriind, but it is believed that about 3,000 shares

will be offered for publicsubscription. An influential directoralo has been secured, land har toon acquired, and the machinery will combine all the very latest improve ments, fly looms will come from Amor.ca, but the other machinery from England.

firat

The mill will start with 40,000 spindlos,

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aptain W. V. Erekes, B.B... Lach, C. M. Thompsor, B.

E. Baremp Mr. Painter Mr J. Harties

Mr G. Stewart.

Remainder oYET 200

101

MACEWEN CUP.

Mr G. W. F. Playfair... Captain W. V. Excies, R.B.

G. Stewart

made to pay for all the damage caused Captain W.. Lentine, R.B.. the riolers, coupled with boing stripped of his rank and title and confiscation of his imm-nse possessions. This induced Lin to 11.20

Dr J. Toween....... TE. La Dalrymple etrical proclamation authorising. Falmer any foreigner or native to kil the rioters Let W. Thomas,

ŠKORTISTAKES.

a proclamation so contrary to his usual methed as to cause people who knew him Mr G. W. F. Playfair

Captain W. V. Eccles, E.

to storiha the proclamation to the now. Stewart... Vioerey Le Chuo-lin,

Dr JA LOWOD

Mr E. . Dalrympin

Mr R. W. Totes, R.N.

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all the time. Probably they are to some extent infusuced by the idea that as long as my foreigners remain the gunboats will bareous reason to remain seo, whereas if the foreigners entirely clear out tha guo- team may be so much the less inclined to atay merely for the sake of defending the

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Mr H, L. Dalrymple Mr B. W. Toman, H.N. Mr C. Palmer

The Pingsey, with Bansow teas, says the Liv. L. Sounderson, R. B N- Daily News, has arrived home on the dy it was stated she would mach her destination, accoe ling to a telegram de- spatched at 0.30 p.m. on Tuesday, and which arrived on the 10 h inst. The Pi-pricey has mede the run home in 35 days 14 hours. Taking the last three trips of the Moyne, that vessel beat the Ping ney's time twice. We give below the per- formances of the twu s'eamers,

'FUNGSUDY,"

Left Wassung, 3rd June, 10 p.; ar rived home, th July, noon.. Time an passage 35 days 14 hours,

* MOYUNE, 1891.

Left Woosung, 28th May, 0 20 p.m.qar- rived home, 3rd July, 9.45 p.m. Time 35 days, 36r. 20 mine.

1892. Laft Wocating, 30-1 May, 015 p.m.; ar- rived homo, 6th July, 8.15 a.m. Tim 36 daye 20 hrs.

1593.

Left Wannung, 29th May, 11 p.m.; ar- rived home, 3rd July. Time 35 days.

SAVAGE ATTACK ON REUTER, Reuter lost, week was good enough to spend the fabriona sum of $1.25 per word (or whatever his reduced rate is on the thrilling information that dating the few days before a General Election in the Bri- tish Isles 'daily meetings are being hold

Kingdom.'

Lions. W. M. Thompson, E.E.

MB ***

Ir 3. Bustin B

Mt W. A. Duff

Captain W. V. Becirs, R.B.

MFG. W. F. Bagfoir

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3. T. Dalrymple

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receiver à strokes & down

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REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.

[SUPPLIED TO THE CHINA MAIL.'

THE GENERAL ELECTIONS.

DESTROYED BY FIRE.

од

GTAWA ATO

St. Petersburg, June 19.-The town of

Battlement buildings. During the some least boncur upon his country, however of weeks, as in the present case; a delay circlestery, and outside of the iuper several bulldlige, a cherch and a number of

what honty weather that does away the Tiviles to the Pescadores, the Rainbows was utterly unable to communicate with the shots; if the Black Flage had chauen to attack, no marines could have heen landed nor sheile fired with any hope of effet, nur could the residents bare gat away in busts to the warships. At a pinch, Anping residents car go by road to Takau. which is only thirty miles away.

The Rainbow people had no personal experience of any lahospitable treatment at the hands of the Auping foreignors— quite the reverse. The only fault, thog tind in with regard to the charge made for the use of the steam-launch...

THE SINKING OF THE BIRKHALL.

RAMMED BY A OBESE CRUISER

THE ANTI-FOREIGN MOVEMENT. SKRIOUS RIOTS IN CHERIANO. (China Gazelle Correspondent.)

Wenchow, July 8, Serious riots have been taking place in the Ping-youg district, during the past fortnight. Ping-yang is a Shien city suma 120 & from Wenchow. The China Intand Mission has had a succosiful work in and around the city for nine or ten years. The stations wore especially prosperous, At one of these places called Haino Chiang country

401 from Pingyang city, a foreign Tu, chapel was built in the fall of 1893. a

"

CABE

as the mob bad boen bauded together for

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hour. Tho

NARROW ESCAFE OP A DANCER. Edinburgh, June 15.-Miss Lois Faller,

American dancer, has had

escape from death. During her performance at the Empire Theatre here this afternoon, Mise Faller's mother gave her bussine instead of another drug.

dose of

The

doer was promptly removed to a noigh.

over a week and tho rieterd were making party, as well.peter and the Imperial boring infirmary and Miss Faller was able

preparations to defend themselves against the forces of the officials. It is reported that they have several baonera on which are inscribed the characters Down with the mandarine Evidently, there are the elerasats of a rebellion, which foot quick ly destroyed, will prove very serious to the whole prefecters,

to return to her betel.

SIGNALS AT SEA.

Ninely six Unionists and ten Liborais on the 10th íust. at 6 20 p.m. (sayathe 29, a mob destroyed the would almost Euem, the great powers of slowly down the line, the Emperor in an

The whols ceremony lasted exactly half as all the foreign olleers and

LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE, other distinguished personages, then re-

London, June 15,--A telephone line from turned to their respective ships amid ra-

London to Edinburgh, Belfast, Glasgow and newed cheering. Meanwhile the stono w e built in with bricks by the master builders Dublin was opened this week with much of the one!, the people pressing in while ceremony. Mr Arnold Morley, Postmaster

the wok was going on, and eagerly seizing General, was the first to speak over the new scraps of brick and mortar as prouirs. live to the Lord Provost in Edinburgh and The review of the fleet began at 3 a'clock, intredused him to the Lord Mayor of Lon The Imperial yacht Hoher sollers, with the de, Sir Joseph Regale, who alau cougrate. Imperial family, Kings, Grand Duken, laled the Lord Provost, Similar compli THE BALTIC CANAL.

Princes, ant Moyurs of the chief cities, etc., ments were excbanged with other cities. DETAILS OF THE OPENING CEREMONY," on board, left her moorings, and at tho Tas charges for three minutes' conversation Holtenau, Jens 20. same moment the crews of all the vessels with Edinburgh or Glasgow aro is 61 With pump and ceremony and with, itu harbour manged yards or the rails to their (81.57) and with Liverpool 28 84 (62 conts.)

full strength. The Hohenzollern prosseded A serious accident happened at Woosang

London, June 14.-Mr William Sraith, have been returned.

by fire. The same day they world, through the guns of their warships low Daily News) when the alerter Birck, destroyed the houses of six native Chris saluting him, Emperor William of Germans Admiral's uniform standing alone on the Canadian Deputy Minister of Marine and The Unionis's bare gained eight and the Prince's Jetty, was waiting for troups. tios on the Sunday and Monday, by which Sea canal. He sutered the western opening cheers, and the bands played Hail Di juated new sound fog signal. He said that

anchor between the Lightfoaro and the

tians, following up their work of destruc- today formally opened the Baltic and Northbridge. The crowds on all the craft in the Fisheries, was examined by a caramittee of harbour grosted His Majesty with loud the House of Commons to-day on the pro- Liberals une seat.

The Chinese man-of-war Wantai when

of the pot Sir William Harcourt and Sir Thomas getting onderway on the obb tide, with time nineteen natire hous a and cas foreiga from Hamburg, shortly after daylight on now waterway at Brunsbutiel, not far

far Riegerkraut.

his Goveramont, eines approving theclzazis, bullt chipul situated in nine distinct

Tao great banquet which wound up the bas beard the Imperial racht Hohenzollern, and Rue, the late Members for Derby (Barough), pilot on board, took a sheer to starboard and Captato Yong seeing the danger roug

raug villages had been demolished.

News has come of another large native His Majesty arrived at the eastern opening ceremonies took place this evening in the the signals. The committee asked for have been defeated by seventeen baudred

change. late to avoid the collision, and she rammed destroyed, its a village some 90 or 10 wera.three mishapa, all of a slight nature, participated in the outertainment, includ oil, but the committes ounsidered that they

belonging to

Christian, being of the canal here shortly after noon. There steinre representing the old German war formal authorisation of this

sinp Niote. About one thousand guests Smith produced an order of the Privy Coun votes (jvially).

the Birkhall just abaft the wainguet from the seat of the above mentioned during the passing of the Imperial proces the port vide, sinking bor in about a quar-uages, no there asuma a lizelihood of sion of about 20 visseln Untongh the canal, mg the diplantio representatives of the would be wanting in respect to the Dominion ter of an hour. Fortunately nobody was the irable spreading bogoud Pang yang The North German Lloyda sinamabip e-mais of a huge ressel of ancient cona-to be qualified or detracted without a formal

vartune

The barquet hall was Government if they allowed their approve! drowned, but two of the Hi khall's crew

Wilhelm II. grounded word iojared, Nobody saved anything,

segue in the seventeenth can-outbortation, Mr Smith was, therefore, That this cutbreak is very actions will but sustained by famage; the Run tim The Hantai directly the accident happened be evident from the facts which I aur aalu bont Gros: Taschtechi apparently deranged and 132 foot wide. The banque: half 200ourt and on behalf of the shipowners of 413 feat only allowed to present objections on ble own lomerad boats and despatched them to the si

her machinery, for she was taken in tow by long and to place before you.

a tug, and the British Royal Facht store heelf mesured 339 by 67 feet. The tabe Cenada, the caly rate of which they appro-

The Right IIan. à. J. Balfour hon been re-elected for Manchester (East) by an increased majority.

The Marquis of Lorne has defeated Sir Henry Rossoa iur Manchester (South).

[At the Genoral Election in 1892,

the

his engines full epced astera, but it was too

e

district,

Russian

gun-

inction DA

him to come here to object to

Mr

and e sinking vessel rendered all assis-

The trouble ootamsuced Monday, and spesober made in diferent parts of the Marquis of Lorne, eldest son of the Dake Can Yong, who in a stronger in these June 24, by Christian being charged with the Duke of York and his suite on rangeinebts were entrusted to a Berlin ved being tho one to distinguish ships tow

tance possible, and great credit is due to of Argyle, contested with Right Hon. G. waters, for the efficient way in which he was molcsteň by a crowd, and his hoogs was the most aarious nishap of lucluded wines, service and transporta desirable on the Atlastic

with taking gout the eyes of a certain idol board grounded near Levensau bridge, caterer, who received $25 a pinto, which ing, whink it was thought would be very

congratulato Rouler on his perspicacity in Bradford Central, bat was defeated by 456 just abrosat of the Princo's Whorf.

This is a thrilling revelation, and we must Shaw Lyferro (Gladetoniou) the soat for noted. The Birkhall lies in five fathoms greatly damaged. The case was put many, as all the vessels following her had to tion. During the whole of the festivities

sotes.-ED., C.A.]

JAPAN.

+

Division furnished music.

Freparations are being mado to raise the anal promises die authing was break in the procession. Both shoten of the petar's right hand and the Russian Ad- j

to the Swatow Tactaiship, but this post some of the crew were received on 1

for a moment have been able to suspect that ims Shanghai magistrate,-N.-C. Daily Woung and this would occur in different parts of the

Nets.

board!

10

of

Most of the

tennis court, ball room and dairy.--

RUSSIA DACKS OUT.

THE DESTRUCTION OF MAX LODGE time. However, she was

the orchestra of the Second German Naval London, June 14.The family residence the hands of the Ping-yong Stien by the anchor for a long discovering thus a new phase of political

even unily Rated แนะ Mission. The

prezeeded on her WAY representative of the O.

the Duke and Duchess of Fife, Mar The French Admiral Menard sat on the Ledge, Braamat, was totally destroyed by activity in the United Kingdom. We must

to the matter tu loltenad, after having caused a bad steamer Birkha, anys por contemporary were given, but

uito to-day. thank him heartily for his promptness in

The fire broke out in the Duke's THE CHINESE MINEȘTER TO

At the the operations having been plsood in this done. In the meantime, a hostle feeling sanal were lined with cavalry and infantry ratral Skrydloff sat on his left. latting us know. But for this telegram we

handa of Mesara Boyd & Co., and as the e sainst foreigners and the Christian roti throughout the age of the procession und conclusion of the banquet the Emperor floe study and spread rapidly. The villa might have romained in the awful suSTOKEO

Peking, 13th July. are va serious obstacles to

overacme, il gion was being engendered in the hearte of overy point of vantage along the rate of said: It is with delight and pride that I ersussisted the servants in the efforts made to quench the flames, but all such attempte

The Queen drove from Bri Yit Kông, & Manchu and a protege of the Is expected that the steamer will soon be the people by several och Lars, and the i of harassing doubt; we might never have Viver Chang Chih-teug, was appointed slost egalo. In addition to the man-of-action of the ran bringing diver hostila be era everywhere, flags innumerable float-xpress our heartfelt thanks for the did clocks presented by the Prines of Wales

the new waterway was occupied by the then look around this brilliant festal gathering

were fratilace. and in the name of my high allies bid you murst to-day to wituoss the fire. Mer Lodge magister tended to give sands of people. Gray decorations were tall, of the Empire, a hearty welcome. was built cutirely of native pine. A splen known that there would he meetings over Miator to Japan this morning by the war, the P. & 0. Co.'s steamer Khedive into a head. the election, that they would be held daily, Feror. He was nominated, last month, sent assistance to the sinking vessel and

ed from every point, and so immessa W Saturday, June 20, sar a large body amount of powder was burned by the awam.good feeling shown towards us on the com- to the Duke and Duchess of Fife in the that speeches would be made-wo would will.now be given to La Yuan-ting, on the Khedive, On the 11th lust., Captain of the exurpation of foreigners and Hohenzollern, emerged safely and trium-peace and in peace achieved, and to-day furaiture and pictures were resgued, The

banded together, beving for their

blad squadrons phen His Majesty on thepletion of the work which was planned in west wing was desiragod never have guessed that-and we would not | ·xpectant Tsotai of Kianger and at one Cameron, and coileated his men and brought the foreigner's religion from their aidat, phantly from tho Hoitenau lock of the oanal. opened to general traffic. It was not 1 Dachers of Filo's jewels are believed to be

of the Birkhali, went down to maito, T

One of the features of the day was the our day that the idea of uniting the North intact. The tenants on the estate by felling them up to Shanghai, but se bo Sailors' | The mob a nt along to the chapel at Heino Home could not Recommodate them all, Air Chiang Tau, wrecked it, and then made a warm a

warm and friendly reception given to the Sea to the Baltic by a canal was first country, Who would have thought it ARRIVAL OF THE KOREAN CROWN; men elsewbore, Wa bave been asked to prosseded to the houses of ksowa Christians through the onnal in the procession. The and propomule sud plans to curry out this

Eveleigh had to provide for some of the tig baofre of the materials. They than French gunboat bureau as she stsemed mooted. For back in the middle ages were prevented the spread of the fire to the

French Agas checrot to the echo and the decaking ned in the last ository the as the pilot oa board the Wantai at Land destroyed, six houses in like manner.banda payed the Marscillaise as the Bidor onal was built, bearing glorious tag the time of the collision was not a foreigner. Te poor creatures had leave their homes

imung to the prodnative power of the ago," The man was the native employed by to the mob, and fly for their lives, and Frezelt skip went by. the Nanyang aquadron to plins their many throats had been made of kill

Another noticeable feature of tha nelehra. vessia iu sud out Whon he saw that he had i ined the foreign religion. Me tion today was the dinner given on board

NEWS BY THE CANADIAN collision was Inevitable, he tried to Menzies, who is in changs of the Missi the Hoche, the French flagship, to the

MAIL jamp overboard and drown himself and is wore in the Pig yang district, went into floris of the German battleship Bayern now under arrest on board the Wantas. the magistrate's Yoon on repeipt of ile who had entertained the French offers yas It is reported that three new naval ports Captain Yong of this vessel, has only atere now, and peronly uged mords. Upon the latter occasion the der

Lok lon, June 19.-The London Athletic will be shortly established, one: Maiznes, recently joined her. He was one of the take immedinio noion to suppress theme courses tasted the French Ft Cut, whose team will visit America shortly, On the average, the weather has been in Targa, another at Daiko, in Aomori, and #ersity; and at the Battle of the Min in here had heard of srtain trouble in Fing-Gersus Eperor and referred to the stern lowered the Cambridge colore in six out of American students educated at Yale Uni-rinters It so happened that the Tantal sident at the same time as he toasted the deferted Oxford last week and afterwards warmer during the past six weeks than it the third at Eikowau in Luchso falandı.

lieutenant on board one of yang, and had despatched a weiguon with tional feeding of samaraderie existing among *was last Christmas. Fur overesate are A proposition to fortify the straits of 1881, he wes

Tearaga will probably be laid before the the vessels sunk by the French. When Afty soldiers to make enquires and to take sawal men all the world over. The French nice events. The programme was xantly being less used, and cricket matches are Diet at an early date.

the Captains of the Nanyang squadron any steps that were noodaanty to quell the commander, Admiral

This notion of the Taotsi arose i to-day on board the Head of the asme as in the inter-university sports, resigned during the recent war, owing to it trouble.

sponded with end the results indicate that Cambridge will

dafest Oxford. The great earpries DE THE CIVIL ADMINISTRATION OF

been rumoured that their ships out of the French gunboat, the Forfait, it similar toast, which was vigorously FORMOSA.

proceed north to fight the Japanese, being an open secret that her Captain

Thanks, Mr Reuter, a thousand thanks for

telling us. We are overwhelmed with gra- | titude. We will give you an inkpot.

TRINCE IN JAPAN,

Toxo July 10.

The Korean Crown Prince accompanies Wo can make better telegrams than that, Kow, the now Korean Ambassador to Japan at less cost; we can arcive them out of our who has arrived at Nagasaki lo the N,Y.K. inner consciousness by the roam, For in-

str. Tsurryn-lau,

NAVAL PREPARATIONS IN JAPAN. stance

London, July 17.

being played, nometimes with a ball and a

bat, in various parts of the country.

(This information is for the private uno of subscribers only and not for putilation. Protected by Odinonse 0 of 1985.]

London, Feb. 99. Seroral of the newspapers have published articles referring to the elections. Some sro Liberal and some nee Conservativo í thons who are neither are something else. The newspapers are being read with more for less interest, in different ports of the Dountry.

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Captain. Yung volunteered and was appe166- visited the Teotai and informed him that the sestaved to prevail most good feel Loaden-Cambridge meeting was the quarter. The following officers have bean appointed | ed to the command of the Wantai The French Government were expecting the Emperor Wili all sides, I shot Cambridge captaio, best the British cham. Birkhall is an fron vessel of 1,447 tons Chinono officials to do sit in power to deserally sngineered a brilliant spectacle in grass and 937 not. She was built at Aber-preserve peace halween Missionaries and which he, and not the panal, seeds to bave dimensions are :--Longth 2631, Gin, hear the people, as a zeturn for the ald France boon the central Bgure, and it

with Japan, and her probable assistanica in dage of his life."

Goal, Kodama to be Opvernor of Taiwan, Cal. Purasho to ba Governor of Talnang.

decu in 1878 and bas bulkheads. Her

Col. Kunai to be Chief Administrativo 204 Sin, and depth 17ft 6in. Her engines ad given China in bar peaca settlement imagine that this was one of the proudest | defertod tu-day on the raotion of Hon, Wit

Ofear of the Fencedores.

Officer of Kelang

Col. Keno to be Chief Adminútrative

Offer of Sein-lan-Balen.

Holtenau, 21st June;

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THE DEFEAR OF THE RADICALU. London, June 91.-The Government wan Anfo to

liam St, John E. Brodrick, Conservative M.P, to reduce the salary of the Secretary Col. Izuia to ho Chief Administrative aro 140 b.p. nominal at prosent she lies helping China to ra se the needful for the

some 300 feet off the Prinne's Jetty in Ava į indemnity demanded by Japan. Hence, at Emperor William visited the Bamban of War by £100 ou account of an alleged fathome.

the time Mr Menzies asked the magistrate armoured raiser Rurik at 9.30 this morning, deflotenoy in the army stores and munitions to put the rioters down, the official was in and subsequently laid the last stone 1 of war, obisfly cardite. The motion ar Mr Matsumura to be Chief AdministraCosRA is reported to be raging in the order.

batter position that neuel to eafores the Baltic sud North Bes canal in the adopted by a vote of 195 to 125. Prograti

prosecos of thousanda of. spectators. The

immediately reported. The Bn. tive Officer of Shin-tee Hien

southern suburbs of Nanking, the deathe He assured Me Mentier that the distur weather was brilliant. The ceremony took Benneoment of the figure of the wote that, nesording to recent native reports, bangs would be put down at once. On the place in the open air and not in the unused great amusement in the House,

The alios as lighthous adjoining

at frat Sunday, June 30th, this bravo magistrate,

June 22-The Chronicle's lobbyist sayı bering over a dužen a day.

accompanied the

by weignen and a lot of contemplated. The soone of the ceremony that a loud shout of triumph went up from Tass medal makors of Tokyo are said to soldiers sad runners, went off towards the was embellished by handsome designs in the Conservative benches. The members have received orders feam the Government sosne of the righ Some 20 4 from the city fandacape gardening and the lighthouse lenped up to their fest and the Liberal.

had to oroes river. for a number of decorations of the orders of

On arrival at standing close to the spot showed thres they

by Mr Joa. Chambərlato, Unioniste. led the Rising Snay Emperial Sacred Treasure the ferry, they found all the best on the brongs reliefs of Emperor William 1. texael forward with making cheers,

wing and Golden Kite, which are to be duitrered opposite bank, which was gronded with a Frederick III, and William II. Under the led with ories to xatgo. Mr Campbell. not later than the sad of sext month. Their hostile mob who male such a demonstcallef medallion of Caperer Willam 1. is a Bannerman turned deadly pals, and having `valuɔ'is said to be over 70,000 yen. tion as to cause the magistrate to turn from black marble tablet on which is engraved in formally se his resignation to Lord his purpose of crossing, and dually. Tegal letters, His Majesty Emperor William Bossherr dirolly left the House. The returned to his yamon without having done 1. laid the corner stone of the Baltic vangl on explanation of the affair is that the Radicals June 3rd, 1887, and accompanied his blow expected an exciting debate over so altook anything

On this day, more koungs were destroyed, with the hammer by the wide, in tonear Lupon the Duke of Cambridge, and whan die

Mr Shimads to be Chief Offer of Tong

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Mr Hemann to be Chief of the Medioak kept escrot but his initiala ore Baron von Blaf. Router. This being his birthday, the office-China Gazette, of the agency is decorated with festoons of: appolal telegrams interspersed with chest.OWING to increase of Businest, W. Robinson nuts and relieved at fata vals by instan and have removed their Piano and Organ showroometa Counstght House---large took -low priory.

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