Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-12-28

aHasa hotel OF lArge spretHAsi 0HSs p&4tflS Etfs
aerps Tar aapy,4r IodVin 81 and brea AT ass
first and II 20 araed &c those arleles did 81
have much sJss for. III poor stoanach vAss
scomDeilef1 io8 accept q liberal snpDs ar rice ~
Tow boiied but quite tastslass -chesnnta. snsI
some sonr sMsct DC: stoes.- e.
The sanitary corld lion al, tho ii, az
sJapailSis ssjrrse fhfne friplittnl I have itaars
Chm cited III HIS most inferior nation is fais
respect. but B caiIrof see III Il sry states III
ttipga cal, be- less abis thsn that wtIst s.
hare Witnessed here IN tbs ia, of tue Hi.svss
Sun The sne ls, thu IS rsos,ai silts, I iii.
row streets ID The crooksd cities, the dee fsiH
anInlal aud Yegatabls matter which ID "a ii
seen on avery hsni. con bins III form ~ As-5s
smosphers tfa.t muss invite pest ilapce Nwrss
no.s s9ss s. tl9sas..',, snaps.s
for nanife6tly 8 there is az Enss
policy i in s. the royal y hall At T,kss,.
Foreigners ara kliocking for nj s.
tlnissOn into the interior of This wnrsd tissssE
concession on the part If the sove r,a,ear xs.,
be more favorable 20 the fnrsi sners TRAD {. ss
natives: butI could out think as Il rode ii
scousempI ting the sad sqraiors on cxesu hsa.E
that there would bo an ultimate :sain ID Easssy
millions az Jnpunasa crl we're tfe Z ss.seH
accessible for n,1rpose OF trade Ia slts sssr
seigners They are numerically stranger tAA q
ali other classes &c people pnk togatheE Mere
the country developed BY means af Taiirssha,
and were. foreigaers allowed ESSSs sassf. 5
ana. make 1nSff
5duce they wcnsd soon learn the berat1
OF payment ia b cash, instead Of. in ktna,
There is a feeling cL political jealousy AbsaIsf
in the country Which prevents any such CHE
summation. This feeling is nataraL xasS
jnstihable. Just as fast as the Japanese hs
come competent TO assume certain fanctra5srssft
government, itis best that they should DE- ss-f
Is soon as the pupil is sufficiently eSus aress;
he should dispense, with the services af Hss
Sc Japan,s foreign trainin2- mnrttsa
are being gradually supersstted b.. SdJtrfs sets
natives. and though the transfer OF au,f1s,zisf
may blockade tbs work temporarily, II rrpse-
senis.rsal progress ia the end, Many trAyeicsx
leave Japan after oalysseeias the port esss+e.
and. they 30, away with glowing &ceoipsrs
of the & country Maay peasax =
into, : the * interior, and are hd-,
sferly disanated. TO pursue the former esssss..
is tostalk Of Japan. without having sertl b
Those who pursue the other course have Mt
idea Of the country, but fail as i i,a ievs. t.
conntry's past Undoubtedly the great ma -
of the Japanese people arc. still plunge, 1H
ignorance, tho devotees Of. super saeiosa- Kas
the waves. OF rsform which have bsan ssenstE {
along the coast liue wall slowly advance srxss
spread over the whole island The ttxrar..ss 81
Of the picture which the intariorpresenss se1ss
hiyl,ens the contrast: afforded hy the stuffss s
the Eurepeanized treaty limits i
There is another reason why full {
authority, is not delegated TO. :iosss .s549s
have penetrated into the interior hr IA 4 ~ az
passports, have abused this privilege sat,v
Dhis is, the more to be lament al when 4. d. c.
membered thst tho Japanese are inclined sts eng ,
on the eide Of excessive ho4pitali!y '.Mstas,se-
consular iurtsJlic ION g. the port and VT sasi.
open up our empire, ia tbs bss, promss, vs&,lsa
Tbs mikado. will make. We .cannDs derry sfst.
wisdom of srcil defensive polic9, bns AZ. tsa-
willing 70 81 hscribe to the Code, Ma uuI.ou
which ia now tie law of the land
At 8 o,rlock in .be mov.iuc.tl urins. aeyy sssv
at IJItonon,ia I waa arous.I froRs sfsepsr,ss,
misery by the rafting OF gonxs and the k,sxc-. :
Of feet along the street without. Drswin,. ms
nicev sdiosfsl acreene a,,id,, oesre,l u.
and discovered The shy aiame with shs tarrsta !.
sniendnr IF A. Jananase cantayra sas,t ~ fire. 4
in Lanan mesns more Than agfire IN Arxss.Y ca 81
for the faciiities far. Sd ssse
meager and primitive: and the. proxfnsf II al 3
the houses and the infiamn,alss naiurs. ufs IL ~
thatch Of which thew are composed a..a tss
snraalino the fanea" NV cuyasity was, u a
sovernabie and dsspirs tho ssefuf re uss;si ~
attending an experimental trip thu a1gh tf,ss
narrow streets of the city when sns Ms1sEs
ncpn,a.io il aaeat started OF in tue dir .-S.
lion Of The fire 1t vas a rousing es,sr-
fagratSon. and for time t,.rcarene4 ta~
ohliteration Of The vhs I, civ Natives sa.,-.
hurrvinr h;,hep and th,ther eaen one srn,x
with ~ Jananspe saper lantern Ate, d,r;
any Jansnese civ looks as Il there wss.k g .;.s-
hrat in nrorres. on ITS street,. by rsaslx 81
thes ' isntsrns wh;ch ars carrie, hr .xsr.h .s,
On foot. and hv tho MOVING or ssa. io,ars W,
hicles a. well =. - -
Now everything WIS excitement. and the f<ss
wnro eomica, uslicenen. some OF then, va4rf.
inc swor,Ia at their sides I,here wers 0ra,..y.
w,sb rnaa wooden bnckets mixes AMI q IL
hoods oyar than, head ;. There we're y .s.a.,,
for " throw;nr a punv s,rean Of wa;er' A. !
naaret1 the Scene of the d,rasser toe u.,,w-
we're All bnsv removing their horsebo q 70, .fss.
even for SQUARES around. The eaniu,,sss OF D.
Jananese family is very limited. aud I i, .sas
from the ceierifv with which the paekiu..- va.
done that each household was provided wiz
large boxes for uso in the o!T-rscnrrtur .n.ss
eeaHcie, that are Tho result of frea.
ne aihersns ro ,n .,,s - nn,s -.
v;cim;tv so dat thsv might moi u,.rx az tro,s
purposes Tho prR1espaIs eso IS werse % za {
down the burning walls WITH ling haB4ss~s*
poles. and by the liberal nee OF water to ratI%a.
ths adjoining tenements incomkustible. Tier.
ia seldom any space betwe.u houses ts~a
Japanese city, SO that the work was e;snda.ars
der control, and only block or so had been,
urned ov er-th anks to the prompt trt 2:asfEs
the evil. = .... 3d..
Early in the morning 1 resumed the stag
business and arrived here a. Mike ATOM I :
O'Clock this afternoon The roads were ttutfF- j
ble,s and We simply foundered in the mud naass,
of the way. ALL this annoyance was c ttsslal-e
stated, however, by his Inas.tsaese g i
and now famous avenue nf erys9f,
merias, extending for fifty raj tss
These g;aus trees wero planiets ac4; ,ess>
ingto Japanese NEUROLOGICAL lore. h. air ::tsts
years ago, by sanls ancieDt worthy who tiii. ss..
work "a o religious exercise, IN Leu Of lnskusss
costly temple offerings. He ought To he ii g..
to-day TO witness the outcome OF his cssa<
deed, and enjoy the blessings which ne,tas. ss
would5lAyish upon bin undarstand iaeass.