To-day's Advertisements.
INDO CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION... COMPANY, LIMITED,
FOR SHANGHAI AND TIENTSIN. (Taking Cargo and Passengers at through rates for CHETOO, NEWCHWANG, HANKOW and PORTS on the YANGTEZE.) THE Company's Steamship
L "ESANG,"
Captain Parkle, will be despatched as above on FRIDAY, the 13th instant, at 4 P.M.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
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JARDINE, MATHESON & Co.,
General Managers. Hongkong, 11th September, 1895.
DOUGLAS STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED.
FOR SWATOW, AMOY AND FOOCHOW. THE Company's Steamship
"NAMOA,"
Captain Roach, will be despatched for the above Ports on SUNDAY, the gth Instant, at Day- light.
For Freight or Passage, apply to -
DOUGLAS LAPRAIK & Co.
General Managera. frasi
Hongkong, th September, 1805.
NORTHERN PACIFIC STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES. STEAMSHIP "EVANDALE,* FROM TACOMA, VICTORIA, YOKOHAMA
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1895.
TO SUBSCRIBERS.
SUBSCRIBERS TO "THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH " ABE-KOUT RESPECTFULLY-
REMINDED. THAT ALL SUBBORIPTIONS
MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE.
The Honghong Telegraph
(Special to Hongkong Talgroth.)
TELEGRAM.
THE SITUATION AT FOOCHOW.
Foocнow, September 11th.
3-40 p.m.
THE ACCIDENT TO THE "BELGIC"
*THE CHAIR COOLIES," Wiltes a correspondent, "are an abominable puisance. They rush' at propio with their chairs, cause obstructios, and We are very, glad to hear that a local firmare generally annoying, and I am glad to see received a telegram from Yalizohams this morn from your Police Court report in yesterday's ing stating that the 0, & 0, Co.'s steamer
faste that the Magistrate Gued a number of Belgic, which bad the misfortune to get ashore them at Cape King, Tokio Bay, two days ago, will probably be got off the reefs la a day at two.
The Agent of the O. & O. Company conste- ously informs us he has as yet had no new further than that the Belgie was ashore near
THE following was initied. i5. an- Frßrers this morning, from the office of Messrs. Noronha & Co, printers :----
deck saperlatending making all fast, was knocked over on to the winch, and had bla head cut 2nd, scull'injured. He will have to be leh share this trip of the steamer, Dusing thei height of the storm the wind fell to a light breese for some hours, and again came up with full force from the opposite point of the compass, Bear the centre. For proving that she was wet | two days the culinary arrangements were up- set, cabins were being deranged, and seas were cccasionally rushing down the alley-ways, the entire experience being most unpleasant for all on board-officers, passengers and crew.
The same company's steam.r Stim, from conditions. She did not get the full force of the wind, and only experienced a bit of rough" weather.
The Pablle are hereby notified that Meara, It was rumoured here two days ago that Cape King but that he had telegraphed for Villa & Lopes, of Barcelos, are no way con- eleven natives, arrested and charged with | foriker information. He thought from the fact nected with the fim of Villa, Lopes & Co. of Kobe, met the same typhoon, bu' under better of the ship having gone ashore being the only Hongkong, the members of which latter firm are complicity in the Kucheng massacre, had news forwarded, that the passengers and malls, belleved to be Messrs. E. F. Birchal and J. A been allowed by their guards to escape, must have been safely landed. As sa additional Baretto, HONGKONG, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1895 but no official confirmation of the report is reason to think this, he knew that a local
Dated 11th September, 1895 obtainable and it is probably not founded Laurance firm had received intelligence that the treasure she carried had been safely landed, on fact...
Further particulars in answer to his inquiry were expected this afternoon, but up till the hoor of going to press none had been received.
NOTES AND COMMENTS.
Before parting, for the present, with the question of the right of the Hongkong Post Office to enforce Its monopoly, we desire to call special attention to the pro- ceedings of the Police in connection with the arrests on the gth instant. Instead of proceeding by summons against the shops and hongs who are running these Chinese Post Offices, and who are as well known and work as openly as Jardine, Matheson & Company, the Police arrested and ran in the irresponsible coolles who simply went on board the Macao steamer to get the bags, or bundles or boxes of Tetters, in obedience to their masters' orders, These seven coolles were arrested at about 11.30 in the forenoon, and Instead of either being at once brought before a Magistrate and having their cases disposed of there was a Magistrate sitting or let out on bail, they were detained in prison till the following morning, and then sent about their business with a lecture which must have been Greek to them. What do they, the cooltes, know about the law? Their masters may know something on the subject, but coolies! It would, we think, rather astonish Captain Hastings if he found himself sued for fifty or one hundred dollars damages for false imprisonment by each of these men, and it would do him and the police force generally some
elther good. They zealous or too lax. The Captain Superintendent of Police should make it a rule never to act, or give orders for proceedings at all out of the ordinary run of criminal cases, without taking the opinion and advice of the Crown Soll- &citor or Attorney General, and without
KOBE AND SHANGHAI. Tigures of Cargo are hereby requested to THE above Steamer having anived, Con- send in their Bille af Lading for countersigna ture, and to take immediate delivery of their Goods from alongside.
Cargo Impeding the discharge of the Vessel will be landed and stored at Consignees' risk and
DODWELL, CARLILL & Co.,
Agents.
expense.
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* Hongkong, 11th September, 1895.
BROWN, JONES & CO. ITALIAN AND AMERICAN MARBLE AND
HONGKONG GRANITE CEMETERY MEMORIALS. LETTERS CUT AND FILLED WITH IMPERISHABLE
LEAD CEMENT.
Intimations.
DAKIN, CRUICKSHANK COMPANY, LIMITED, VICTORIA DISPENSARY,
HONGKONG.
AERATED WATERS.
IMPLE AERATED WATER.
SIMPLE
SODA WATER.
LEMONADE.
are
ever
too
The only man-of-war in port is the U.S.S. Detroit.
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The enquiry is proceeding at Kucheng.
The Daily Press in an "Extra" dated 1.15 p.m. states! A telegram has been received stating that the Befęść is on shore in a REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.very bad position, and it is feared by the recipients of the wire that the vessel will become * total wreck."
THE ARMENIAN REFORMS.
LONDON, September 9th. The Porte has notified the Foreign Embassies that various concessions have been made to their demands la regard to Armenian reforms.
THE TRIPLE ALLIANCE.
The fact of the Emperor Francis of Ausitla attending the German Marœuvres held in the of great political importance, presence of the Emperor William is considered
THE GOVERNORSHIP OF CEYLON. Sir West Ridgeway bas een appolated Governor of Ceylon.
SOCIALISM IN GERMANY. The Emperor Willam, in a vasertz', apprais to the people of Germany against enemies who know so fatherland, and who in times of national enthusiasm like the Sedan fées selle the memory of their late Great Emperor,
AMERICA Cup contesT.
The Defender won the first race on Saturday
defeating the Valkyrie III by about 7 minutes, in a very light breese.
Yesterday's (toth) race was won by Valkyrie which was less than two minutes abend |of the American yacht ; wind moderate.
It is claimed that the Defender lost the latter race through an accident.
TELEGRAMS.
(From Japanese Papers) THE CROWN PRINCE OF JAPAN,
TORIO, August 316).
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The condlifan of His Imperial Highness the the Crown Prince has steadily improved since the 26th Just,
ANOTHER KOREAN PLOT.
Tokio, August, grati
A telegram from Seoul states that a plot bas
Notwithstanding this, we are glad to be able to inform our readers that the local agent knows nothing of this, and thinks no news is good news
LOCAL AND GENERAL. THE new Chinese Minister to the Court of the Mikado was expected to arrive at Tokio on er
about the 6th inst.
YELLOW fever and cholera are doing more to thin the ranks of the Spanish soldiers. In Cab than the guns of the patriots.
A MEETING of the Hongkong Branch of the Navy League is called for to-morrow allersoon at the Chamber of Commerce, City Hall, at 4.30 p.m. It is hoped there will be a good sttendance.
A MEITING of the Sanitary Board will be held to-morrow at 415 p.m. Orders of the day :- (1.) Amerdment of Bye-law 14 of the Market Bye-laws. (1.) Amendment of section 4 o Ordinance sa of 1894-
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PORTLAND, Oregon, is preparing an exposition for this fall. When will Hongkong or Shanghai be busy preparing for an International exhibition of the machinery, asta and the manufactures of the Gorgeous East and the Great West ? 'A 'CHINESE servant from No. 1 Mosque Junction was admitted into the Nethersole Hospital yesterday morning suffering from Plague. The patient, a youth 15 years of age, was transferred to the Kennedy Town Hospital and is now under Treatment there.
The palatial American yacht Eleanor, which recently passed through the Far East on a round-ite-world voyage, astived unlely at Tacoma on the 1st ulto. We read in the Morning Union that she was very heartly welcomed by the warm-hearted citizens of
Tacome.
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Hongkong.
JOHNSON, STORES & MASTER, Attorneys for Mısıra, Villa & Lopes
of Barcelona.
RECENT TYPHOON EXPERIENCES.
THE JAPANESE IN FORMOSA.
From a gentleman lately In the northern part of Formosa we gather a few interesting detailn of the Japanera occupation and operations in that now part of their Empire. Transporta una constantly arising with soldiers, and many thousands have been landed during the past mooth. These are all third reserve men, who HOW SOME TRANSPORTS VARID.・・
have seen no service," and who have been The N. Y. K. steamer Idrumi, Maru, ni || warned that they may expect to be threa int chartered by the Japanese Government years in Formos. In addition to the troops, for a transport, arrived here yesterday thousands of labosters are being brought over by from Kelang to be docked and thoroughly over- | the Government, to sailat tbotroopson the march, hauled previous to being released from charter, and to carry out the various governmeal works. She is then to be put on the Bombay ran. Our loformant was unable to make cren a From her officers we teard the following particular's of her experience of the typhoon watch tough gass as to the number of troops and coolles on the island, but he thought there could passed over Kalung on the 6th Inst not be less than 30,000 men in the northern The Idaund Mars reached Kelang on the end, without counting the forces on the march. 4th with some 800 coolles on board, after. The effects of the climate wers telling severely * vale and quiet run. She landed all these, upon these people, and so serious has it become and was plug at anchor walling orders that lately additions have been made to the when the blow commenced. In harbour with steamers engaged in. carying the sick' and her. at the time were four other transporis. } wounded to Japon, Four fan steamers, When the blow comenced, all was secured on among which is the late Mouse, are constantly paid out as the sechorage would allow. The one estimats of the number disabled, by dick as though at ses, and as much cable was engaged in conveying these men to Japan, and led rapidly increased in violence, and about sickness and wounds, was 2001 day. Atanything midnight of the 5th-6th reached its height. like this rate the drain upon the country must be The gusts that blow were of testific anchorage telling on its resources. force, and the seas came rolling into the From all that could be learned from the few mountains high. During the gusts the ship | civilans in Taipehfo (for the Japanese would was often tumbled beam on to the sons, and her | give no information) the progress of the Japenasa rolling was worse than anything the officers have in pacifying the Island wasnot satisfactory. They previously experienced. Luckily nothing was are constantly being worried by the people Icosaed and so, with the exception of the dis and the savages, and every placs" they comfort-of-rain, --spray, kod occasional-nean "bavu yet taken they have had to fight hard bresking_inboard, no serious damage was for. Tha number of killed and wounded giren caused. During the height of the storm one of the transports was blown ashore, but she was baule off safely on the 8th our faformants-do... not know what will be done with her. The transport Kagoshima Maru lost bet siesm-launch, which was fastened on deck, but went ad:lic, finally, alter rolling about deck for a few minutes, Carrying away the balwories and going over barid.
A TERRIBLE EXPERIENCE.
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in the official seturns are, according to the bellet of the common soldiers and coolles, mach below the true mark, ani no mention is made of the numerous deaths caused by the heat or cholera.
The neighbourhood of the thren cities in North Formosa Is very quiet and peaceful, and agrica'tural pursuits and commerce were being carried on busily, the Chinese there appearing to esily fall in with the new order of things. The exodus from that portion has nearly ceased, though more people are leaving than should bé the case under the normal conditions.
NEWS IN BRIEF.
The transport Himeji Maru, (formerly the dimalia) Captain John Mackensie, arived at Kelang after the typhoon, and from what was told a visitor to her, and what could be seen on boarding her, she must have had a terilble expeilence. She left Mojl on the 3rd inst, with
From Tacoma exchanges (Morning Union, 1,000 soldiers and. 12; horses on board. Shed Daily Ledger) of 30th July to 5th ultime, encountered the full force of the typhoon on the and Yokohama and Kobe filas up to and Instant, 5th, and confusion relgoed on board for some we gather the following items of news ime. The berths filted op between decks for the oldiers came adrift, and, tumbling about, Infared severely many of the soldiers, ten men being billed outright, and many others were severely injured. The arms carried by the troops also relied about the decks, being broken and heat, the kits opening and an indiscribable Jumble resolting. Some of the men went ashore barrel, some with a with the but of a musket, some with the bayonet and others with the scabbard only,
taking, what is even more important, a little time to think. We have a very high opinion of the present acting Captain Master. Superintendent and Harbour He is a thoroughly honest, honourable, hardworking and zealous officer, with a great fund of strong common serise, and is one of the few really useful men in the service here, but he is sometimes a litle hasty in his decisions 'and 'actions, We are afraid there must be in him some- where some of that impetuous; Irish blood, so useful and yet so dangerous, to which the Empire is so much Indebted for some of its greatest men, but which stands in nead now and again of a little SARSAPA
of the RASPBERRYADE, &c. cooling. The administration
Criminal Law, and especially of that branch of it which may be described as only guast-criminal, requires the exercise, DAKIN, CRUICKSHANE & Co.'s WATERS SIE In a Colony-like this, of very great tact, made under the constant supervision of a duly judgment and discretion, and no proceed- Governor General of Formoss, left Tok'o to-day | mittee from Mr. Allen Wyon, F.S.A. (No. 387de to side. Captain Mackenzie war on qualified English Chemist and will bear compa- Ings should be entered on without rison with the best English Manufactures.
forethought, and without a reasonable Special terms to HOTELS, CLUBS, MESSES and chance of carrying them to a successful ether Large Consumers.
conclusion. To fall, or to have to draw
*INGER ALE
·ARSAPARILLA,
Any complaints should be addressed to the
Manager Hongkong, ged·May, 1895.',
A. S. WATSON & CO., LIMITED.
VEGETABLE AND FLOWER
SEEDS.
SEASON 1895-96.
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Our First Supplies of these best Quality Sends have, arrived, and Orders will be executed in the sequence to which they are received as long as the supply lasts,
SE ED
I, I ST S with HINTS FOR GARDENING have been issued and can be obtained on application,
back, is to descredit, in the eyes of the Chinese, the entire administration of Justice.
en discovered at Tetsugen, in Kang-wen do, where revolt has b-adually mator under the pretended, secrct orders of the King of geres. The ramifications of the plot extend to (balls, Kiang-slang, and Ham-klong provinces. A number of the Engleaders have 'ready ban arrested.
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VISCOUNT TAKASHIMA,
TORIO, September 1st. Lieut-General Viscount Takashim Vice
for his new post in the "Beautiful Isle."
THE WAR IN FORMOSA.
WE are indebted to the courtesy of Mr. Frank Brown, Hon. Secretary, for a copy of the rules fer the competition for the Hongkong Football Challenge Cup which is to be contested, in November next. The Cup is a handsome trophy, conting too. We shill publish the rules pro bono puplico to-morrow, THE accounts for the gold and silver medals ordered by the Plague Recognition Fund Com-
Regent St., London) were circulated this afternoon | by Mr. T. Sercombe Smith, Hon. Secretary to
The accounts show that gr
and the laying down cost of these interesting gold and 143 silver medals have been purchased,
souvenirs of the Plague Year was £55%.
Nagasaki Observer, an evening paper which has fast been launched at Nagasaki. It is a small sheet, but if it is conducted on its present lines and avoids getting into the libel court more than once in six months it should soon expand conuiderably. A dally paper has, we believe, been a long-felt want in Nagasaki, and it is Boteworthy therefore that no sooner did the Observar start than the Rising Sun and Express, an all-established weekly, blossomed forth as a real live daily. May the two Nagasaki allies live long and do well. There is a good field for them, but above all things let us hope the Sun will shine for over and over,-
On deck an even more terrible scene was being enacted. The boiler belonging to the steam-launch was lashed to the fore deck, but owing to the rolling of the ship this broke and rolled back and forth fengs
TACOMA NEWS. -The Portland Sun, which, says the Zedger, was reported to have set to sise no more, shines on with the usual brillancy.
If 11 Hung Chang comes to the United States
The Morning Union has the following gem 2— he will probably patronize the Tacoma oriental steamship lue. Libes a great hend, and for a wonder ke stilil caries it on his neck.
The deposits of the four national banks of Tacoma increased by the sum of $57,582-78 between July 18th, 1894, and July trib, 1895, and their loans and discounts were increased during the same time to the amount of $15.195.38.
For every work day during July, an average of are elaren sub-ports in the Puget Sound collec over ag entries were made ai Tacoma.. There
tion district, and the duties collected at Tacoma alons aggregated over 50 per cent of the collections of the entire district.
deck trying to secure this when he was struck in the side by it as it was rolling, and rendered hors de combat, several ribs being
winches, knocked a hole through the bulworks on imports aggregated about $2.005 par maniam broken and his head severely cut. The boiler, finally, after testing up the steam pipes of the and went overboard. The boats hanging on bat daring the month of July 1895 they looted
Two years ago the duties collected at Tacoma
Tacoma, Warb, on the and ultimo, whereby the A disastrone fire broke ogť st. Sprague, neat, the ring town of Spage was limost completely of latest dispatcher, camped out, and car loads destroyed. The population was, of provisions, clothing, building material, etc, neighbourlogclties, wers arriving fora
the Committer. TOKIO, September Is'. Headquarters fom Majr-General Oshima, A telegraphic dispatch has been received at under date Taipeh the 30th ult. It states that the Bodygaard Division dispatched y Wx received to-day the first numbers of the the davits broke loose from their lashings, and | ap" to over $20,000. This is a remarkable Tacoma seems to be a very pushing column to Roku-ke on the 28th, and occupied the place and promises to take a very high pace. A baitalion of cavalry and one of infantry position among the cities on the Paclic pursed, the enemy and resched Torakamen, Coast, and that, too, in a very short time. sing many lasurgents on the way. At the battle of Shokwa, mentioned in the last dispatch A perusal of the latest number of the about 650 insurgents were killel and several Tacoma Morning Union shows us that there made prisoners, while over 400,000 pieces o has been of late an immense Increase in ummation and all the telegraph spparatus fel, the trade of that city with the Orlent.Into the bands of the Japanese. The Northern Pacific Steamship Company has increased its orignial fleet from three ships to six, and has more business offer- ing this summer than it can handle. Wheat and flour shipments outwards have Increased enormously. Last year saw over four million barrels of wheat and a quarter of a million barrels of flour, with three million pounds of canned salmon and one million pounds of raw cotton shipped to China and Japan. A bly and a growing trade is done, too, in The Strathnevis landed preserved milk.
In Tscoms the other day the biggest cargo of tea and silk that ever entered the port. Six thousand five hundred tons of tea requires ten trains, of eighteen freight cars each, for its transmission east. The
Our Seeds are all tested before being put up Northern Pacific Railway Company sre In LONDON.
They are packed under our ows Supervision, and the greatest cafe is exercised to insure protection in transit,
Gowings should be made in PINE WEATHER ONLY and the remainder of the packets secured from damp, and kept in a dry place for repent sowings.
CLAY'S FERTILIZER,
A bigh-cises Fertilizer for Pot Plants and for ^nas in the Garden generally.
It supplies natural nourishment to the soll, and assists the process of assimilation, thereby alding the Plants to attain to their full size. vigour and beauty.
IMPERIAL ADDRESSES.
TOKIO, September 2nd, Today's Oficial Gosefie contains in fall the addresses which Their Majesties the Emperor and Empress forwarded to the Governor-General of Formoss on the 30' alt. Both addresses express high appreciation of the valour and loyalty shown by the troops at Talwandiu (7) and Shokwa-kes, which has enabled the northern part of Formosa to be completely subjugated in so short a time. Their Majesties also sympathise with the soldiers in the cumberless hardships they have experienced in addition to the great
heat.
THE NEW JAPANESE MINISTER TO KOREA.
SEOUL, September 1st, Viscount Mlura, the new Japanese Ministar to Korea, arrived here thlarevinfog,
LIMITATION OF IMMIGRATION AT VLADIVOSTOCK.
NADAZAKI, September and. The local authorities bave been notified from Vladivostock that a limit has been fixed there upon the immigration of parsangers by steamer from Japan. According to the new regulation, it appears that the number of passengers landed From steamers at Vladivostock must pet, exceed i for each 9 cubli fest of the steamer's capacity.
spending large sums in increasing their docking accommodation, and In Improving the old. Tacoma is at least two days nearer to Hongkong than San Francisco. But Tacoma is taking a stride In another direction. Till recently it got all its own sup- plies food-stuffs, manufactured goods, etc., etc., from Chicago and further East, Now Its Inhabitants are assocláted together to patronise only the produce and manufac- tures of Tacoma and of the state itself. Washington is a most fertile country and Tacoma can compete in manufacturing Industry with any city in the Union. It cannot export much yet, but it can supply its own wants, and it has determined to do And it a good thing to follow the Manila Observatory at tal 10. We wonder if Hongkong would not
example of Tacoma and see if many more manufacturing Industries than
possess could not be started "The storm previously announced is now to and fostered here, where labour is so the east of Manlia, moves slowly, ed its abundant and so cheap, and where ablps direction seems to be from S.E. to N.WA | from all countries and freights almost Benheter M Bræcano, September sith,
Sold in Thus containing to lbs. each...............$ 1.73.
18105 450 | wo Directions for sin ara given on the Label.
RANSOME'S "NEW PARIS" LAWN
MOWERS.
down to nothing enable us to supply our- selves with raw material from every where.
THE TYPHOON.
Senor José de Navarto, Spanish Consul at this port, has conrideanly favoured us with a copy of the following telegrama received from the
"BIMONDO, September roth.
4-33.2.0
7 MM 1
A CONCERT will be given in St. Patrick's Hall to-night and on Saturday, with a view to the defraying of expenses of the hall and stage. The Variety Company of the Royal Artillery has kindly consented to assist. The following is the programme -
PART I
1.--OTERUTE..qumnistuaby Mr. Baptism.
Shave's ban home since by Mr. Jordan.
of the "by Ms. Pryne -tron mastalo
by Mr. Haber, Bon The Three leaved Shamrock by arriva
"The Two Mac's "by Ms. Jordan & Cobbant, Song Come back to Krio” „maby Str. Denian.
*** The Farton * mananaby Mr. Stalston." *== RACEREDE mo Dig Tanawnby Mr. Coughlan,
20 Minuter interval, "
FART. IL.
by Mr. Başlar:
Sketch "WANTED A SERVANT “
CHARACTERS :
ME, WILLE.“Bachelor? wt, Boyzet Sambe Benwa umma, flagel1" pasiumide, Jordan, Mas, Drywa cu "Hla Wife "nunum. Mr. Bláka,
Contabila... Cetham. 10 Minutes Interwal PART IIL Overby Mr. Baptista. Suteanulty's Garden Party «Ey Mr. Bentley, Bombattinetta Fardón came too late ".wby Mfr. Beselena. 1.-Seng..."Thi Benvingu”,
mby Mr, Twīva. Song and Dusce by Kers, fordan at Ceskan.
Монта Entitled.
LATTLE QUEENS OF NIGHT.
Bad D#:58 urgente, Cobbant
* Semburne of Ireland *by Ms. Fisher, *moky Mr. Boyse, GOD SAVE THE 'QUIEM,
tuante neighbours. The damage is roughly: estimated at $600,000. the Pomptly offered assistance to their unter-
rong steel davits were bent and in two cases increase, but it represents but a small part topped off. "Three bosts had to be cut sdrift of the datles collectable on Imports, as most to prevent them knocking holes in the ship's side. of the large bulks go through in bond, and the On the after deck were stalls containing the 12 dutes are collected at their destination. by the talling, and their head stalls broken. horses. Twoɖof the horses were thrown' down
passing the storm-pipes leading to the cinched, the casings cut and broke their legs. Then the stalls came loose, and they and the hezees were brown about, all the bosses being ultimately, alter horrible sufferings, killed. To add to the one or two trips across the deck, tearing up the confusion, a large ice chest get loose and made steam pipes and loosering the combings of the batches, The Ice-box soon tore its way through the bolwarks and went where it could do n
nors damage. One of the winches was shifted, but it was secured before did much damage. The bridge leading from the chart-room deck aft was much damaged, its three-fach stanchions being bent and broken. Fortunately the steering rods which were carried along this did not give way, else the loss of the ship might have had to be chronicled. The eight en deck on arrival at K-long is discribed as terrible, pieces of horses, wond work, clothing, etc., being all mixed up. The soldiers were landed and work to temporally repair damages and to clean ship were soon under way.
JAPAN NEWE. On to theaged nftime there were 3.186 patients In the Japanese hospitals in Formosa í 794 at Kolung, 2008 at Tulpeh and 384 at Shinchike
The Japan Herald asserts that the case of Tsune Kijima v, the P. and O. Company must be heard de nose owing to a recent decision of the House of Lords in the action Handy v. Smarthwalte
The Kobe Chronicle stator that a more inop- ***portune • time than the present for the appearance of a detachment of the Salvation Army in Japan could not have been chosen. It thinks the wedus optrandt of the Salvationists may excite ridesic and contempt and even lead to serious compilentious,
¿The Himeji reports that just before she met the typhoon she sighted the smoke of two larger and faster transports asters. As they bad not arrived at Kelang at the time the daunt teh, fears were entertained for their safety, though they may have turned hack and escaped the
Mr. Hashiguchi, Japanese Conrul at New York, who has just returned home, will be appolated Japanese Consul at Chemaipo, and he Will Se incceeded at New York by Mr. Miyagaws, ipadese Consul at Lyons. Mr. Shimamur. Japanese Gassal-General at
Mexico, will be appointed Japanese Consul General at Hanolam THE "VEROMA" IN A BREEZE, KOM We read in the Kobe Chronicle that the old The P. & O. steamer Verond, which arrived man and women a
a above the age of seventy in the bero, last evening from Niguski, jeposts city of Kyoto will be presented with wooden expe bavlög bad as evenital voyage all around, and on the day of the Memorial Festival as In experianca of the typhoon she will not too memento of the ecossion.
blow,
there are
On the voyage over she felt the tall o of a in Kyoto 231 persons between seventy und typhoon while in the lisad Sea, barna damage eighty years of age, 1684 between eighty and one was done. On arziyal - at Yokobama” she hundred, and three over the century." Meral had to report one case of cholers on board. If you want to live for ever and ever go to Kyoto.
At the half-yearly meeting of shareholders in and in consequence of this, she was placed under seven days' quartatine Instaid of sente Cresented showed a loss of $4,084 on
Bratt
L'd, Yokohama, last month, the spending this at Yokohama, and
misalny her connection baze, then Verenapseed the working account; while the total loss for the
quickly forgetown 925; AHA 20 FILE: return’madele the ot\\\\wr. 72° the...
were
Kobe entirely, and made a direct and low Year was $3,45737 Beiere lengthy explanation Toyage to Kobe, thus putting in her gairaline of the loss and working of the Company were time. When leaving "Nagaonkly they pow
T30 was taken on the question raised by the informed that the agent
given by the Chairman, Mr. A. Watson Chairman" as to the advisability of excinding. hapless the reporters. The vole went against the
representatives of the Preas, and they therefors
THE remains of the late Li Halen mou, son of the late ex-General Li Chao-show, whose corpse suffered docspliation at Nënking in June, 1893, owing to suspicion of his baridig been the noto slots man's accomplice in the projected Koise and that they had be ter keep a lookout for Hud rebellion, were, stys = Shanghai paper, after And, they dida qurhey left Narambi, two years burial to the strangers burial ground evaning of the frd- last, sed by they
in company with his wife's and
the 6th and
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one of the
Vasar: by the 1994 dikult, the weather being, tetrifië-and the residents of Tokio a few days ago by publishing
"We believe that the storia vanished belofa Fat Nanking, exhumed the other day from the the gik found sign 18ay paspad directly - YUPCOM Thok thin brinth not of the Eas The Best and Cheapest Machines in the Market. We can bulld ships and steamers? Why entering the Island. We, don't know the Sunan 001; minitives of the deceased who? scasmountainous "The ship rolled to an angle of 'n' ristémiant' to 'the effect that the Japanese
The Observatory oficials report as follows :--- <rate_to the 1
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Bod kanded can't we have cotton mills, engine shops,
Ankul specially for the purpose. 45 degrees, the boats hanging outboard on the Government was in negotiation with the Britisa and all the thousand and one industries
the time of 23, Helen-moule micide there davits being dipped under repeatedly. Two of Government for the purchase of the island of that the Japanese are taking to so kindly, A. S. WATSON & CO., LD. and are working so far so successfully, asn, moving towards the W.N.W. One found at his house nesily Tis. 20,000 worth the boats ny marked and wept away Horse, hate with a great deal of talk absut the rath at 17 8.05, the barometer was falling, of curing,, {swallery, stow which were taken third has its stags and ginawala amsakęd; and is the report in diplomatic and commercial circles Surely what the Japanese can do we can will fresh N.E. winds and "fair" weather charge of by the Klangning magistrate. These complete wreck, alle fourth walk only undi the VAG NEAT pabilakad an authoritative do here with all the wealth of England to prevailing,”
were, 13 la moldy niam handed over to id Helen saved by being re-lashed diaring the height of | denial and smerted positively that there was no At 4 pat, the barometer was still kakla
| the gale. The chtal officer, while on the fola 1 poundation les rich a russens. It is quite
THE HONGKONG DISPENSARY.
HSTANLASHED A.D, 1841. Hongkong, 13th August, 1895.
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