Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-02
Chinese and Japan News.

SAN lfRANcIsco, October 1st.--rhe follow
ing ns1s has been received Der steamship
Bsisic:
YOKOHAMA, September 13tA.
Since the lass advices there have been con-
sidersbl, changes 10 Gorean affairs, the fnal
results, however, being entirely favorable to
Japan. TIE envoy from Japan (Hsnabusa)
reached Seoul, the capital OF Cores, Angus.
l6sh. and was received with considerable
courtesy! Alter somr difficulty he obtained
sn audience with the Ktpg who continues to
rule nominally, though az thai time com.
pietelv under the sway of his father, the for
msr X gent, now known as the Tai OG Kun.
II this audience, August ooh, the japanese
Eavoy pre- ented his Governments demands,
and req les.ed that Commissioners be 40.
pointed TO discass them. This was agreed
~, but several days passed without any
satisfactory demonstra.irn on the part
IF the Coreans. Having at last ex-
haussed arguments and demonstrates, the
japanese Eav5y left Seoul August oh, and
Ia spi.s OF taldy regrets from the Coreen
officials and offers Cf intervention from TIE
Chinese, returned on board his ship. This
unexpected move brougas the Corean usurper
TO terms He caused mes4 cages to be hastily
dispatched, which were sufficiently apologize
and couciiiatory to bring the Envoy back &c
the capital. where on August Both full agree.
rnent was given TO all Of Japau's demands.
While this was going on the Chinese Eavoy,
Ma, who had remained inactive with hi.
escort until August % h, suddenly JAILED up
the full body of his troops, some 3. GGG OF
4 600, to the capital. What degree OF press.
but it is certain that the chief rebel and
assassin of the Tai On Kun was taken on
board Chinese chip aud carried to Tieptsin.
it is alleged that his departure WAS By nc
means voluntary, and some physical effJrt
was rSqGi ei to set him ashore on arriving s.;
his d s.insti m Whatever is the object Of
this proceeding, it must have been dictated
by Ii Hung Chang, the Chinese Viceroy a:
Fienisin, who seems to have quite abandoned
his demeaaor tf calm stoliiisy during these
activs Corean transactions. 1t is declared by
one Chiusss party that tie only purpose wa:
TO rescue the Tai On Kun from the dangers
that Threatened him, and by another that the
intsnt WISE to still maintain the theory Of
sovereign control over CoreE's rulers, which
Ii Hug Chang has b5en striving Tor through
out
TeTashima, the Japanese Envoy TO Wash
iugton, aad Uyeno, Eayoy to Vienna, sal
Cor America September och by the steam
ship City of Picking.
During tie recent pros sect of trouble witt
Corea, the JaDaveIs Governments recsiveC
offers # military servica from 90 600 voluu
teer', and Of nor ey gifts to the value q
zoo, 000 yen.
Last year the japanese authorities Issued
decree iorbidding the Importation of kerosene
lower than ll5 degrees test, to go into effsc
in September of this. year. Action has beer
suddenly pJstponed till July OF next year.
HoNGKoSG, September 81.
Uaised States Minister Young arrived
| at P5kiug in the middle of August
aud at once assumed the duties o
his otfice, His frat act of import
arcs was to CAUSE the shiD-cf %ssT h,cnoc:s. Ct
to procsed to Corea to watch eyents Thu
was intended in larg, degree as an expires
sion Il moral sympathy toward Japan, ever
| il the Japanese did not prove to be in need Of
practical sut port in their unexpected crisis
Tho Monocacy's TIP it is understood, had {
| com ion with the existing relations be
sween Cores, China and the United STATES.
| A rpmor is 10 circulation, but not yes con
| firmej. to the effect that an autograph letter
or what NAV legitimately pass for such II
view of the EmpsroT's youth, will presently
| De sent In vermilioa pencii from the Chimes
court to @ leen Vicsoria, requesting her per
sonal efforts in the sup preston Of the opium
| traffic.
Ia view of the expected retirement o.
Wade, the British Minister to P.king, dis
cushions as to his successor are fredueat il
| diplomatic circles. Th9 list of candidates in
| cludes the names Of Sir John Henuessy, 81,
Julisn Psuncsforte, Mr.. Erase Sir Fwarc
Malet and Sir Harry Parkes.,
Arrival fsoi.. China,
SAN FRANcIsce. October 1st.-Tbe steam
/ ship Beige gaich arrived here this Afternoon
from China, brought fvs cabin and eigh
steersge passengers, ard 2, 500 tons of freight
| n do 10 trim IN
| The Injured GirI-Remains Identified
SAN FRANCISCO. Ostober 1st.-The condi
ton Of Eurna Perry, the uufortunste youn.
woman who, one week ago last Tuesday, fel
| from the emb 2nkmeut a. the reservoir, con
| tinues to improve. Her fever has subsidized
and the swelling of Ter face and head from
| the bruises suytail G / has nearly disappeared
! She is now able to take and digest food natu
| rally, AID rests quietly, being asleep greater
| part of the time.
The body Of the man who was killed o,
| Saturday night by train between Aiameis
and East Olkland, has been identified as tn,
remains of Abraham Hammond, a ship car
penter, VINO was employed by Dckey Bros
| children.
The Real Estate AssGcIates.
SAN FRANCISCO, October 1st-IE ia ru
moEed on the streets that the r cal Estat,
| Associates, having settled their legal diff
| culties, are about to be re. estab' ished undel
| the old management. 1t is g i'd that severa
! capitalists, in view Of the encouraging out
look, ere ready TO furni all the C; pital re
| quired to place the institution on fi.u4 basis
Small Fire-Causc of Dcath-SiIlI La sal
-heiaG0rparated.
| San Francisco, October igt.-A fire earl,
this morIing in some wo den buiIGins OF
Ssveoth street destroy property to the ex
| tent Of 81 coo.
An au .opsy was hsll - on tae body o.
| A. NosiGrff, the Russian woman found dead
| in her bed in Broadway l5ds ing.iause Sat
| urday night, which revealed pneumonia a.
the cause Of de sth
Emanuel Hansen, the wheat and bullion
broker charged wish the larceny of tire,
notes from the Pacific Bank, still languishe
in the City Prison, he b. nd for his release
not yet having been presented.
| > Tne Safe Deposit Company has reincor
| porated, aud its name has teen charged from
| the S,n Fraucisco TO the California Safe De.
post c. pany. By this the ard of Di
rectors is increased from five to eleven. A
! branch for truss and b sukirg purposes will
shortly be opened il the building OF the COM
pany ca the corner Of California end Mont.
gOmery streets, and ii is undert )21 that Chss,
Maybe will Ia PRECEDENT Of new enterprise.
Delegates 20 f,:e Farmers Convention.
STOCKTON, September S05h.-A meeting was
held at Pioneer II al to-day TO eiec. delegates
20 the Farmers Convention, which convenes
10 this city on Sa .urday. The followi ag W re
Hoffman, d. A. Learned, James Furnish,
Thomas Clements, w. G. Daggast, J. c.
Cowdeo, W. r. Lsadbetter. JacJb Rhodes
and Ezra Fax.
SANTA Rosa. Ssp.emte 30.h.-The Grang.
ers held very quiet meeting here to-day,
and allowed No report to go out Of their al.
Iointneus of delegates 20 the Stockton Cen.
ventioD.
VIsALTA, September 30sh.-At meeting
OF farmers and citizens to-dsy f. J. Clark,
w. S. Powell, J. n. Patterson, s. Z Riddle,
j. j. Doyle and +. J. Walker were elected to
attend the Convention to be held in Stockton
October 9Th. A resolution was passed that
they ceem it of vital Importance that men Of
in eyrity and honor be chosen for the yari.
GUS position, and especially fer the State
Board OF Equa!i2 stion, and the delegate,
from here are requested to submit the name
of Hon. ThoEoss Fowler for that position.
EVANSVILLE, September S0.h.-Tbe fol.
lowing delegates to the Fsrners' Convention
were chosen to-day E. Teegarden, d, Z.
burst, Z. &. S,a.tery, Stillmao Grant and E.
i. Nash.
MERGED, September 30sh.-At 2 P. NJ to.
day Convention of farmers was held for the
election of deiega es to tie Farmers Conven-
ton, to be held in Stockton Oc.ober 10Th, to
select candidates from the Republican and
Democratic tickets for Railroad Commission.
ers snd members of tse Board of Equslizs-
tion. Captain w. w. Gray. Ii. J. o strander,
I. Kelsey, W. II. Mitehsli, F. G. Poor and
Augustine Smith were elected to represent
the farmers of MERGED county.
MODESTO, September 30th.-At o meeting
of farmers, held at the Court house, tbs fol.
lowing were elected delegates to .hs Farmers
Convention at Stockton J. B. Caldwell,
Sam Gibson, W. l., Ashe, A. G. Carver.
William Dallas, j. W, Dawson, G. Dorsev,
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