Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-21
RUSSIAN GREED.
AggressIOns of the Gar in COrea-An Attempt
to Seize the KingdOm-An EnSlilh
Fleet Waiting Orders.

FRANCISCO, June l0.-NeWs from
~ orient received late last night says
that grave trouble is impending in Core"
and il is feared in Japan. Russia, II Is
stated, has already seized the kingdom
OF. Gorea. All of the British meu-Of-War
sare'lyiug in the harbors of JaDan with
steam up and under orders to sail at d
moments notice. The American naval
force under Rear Admiral Bolknap IS
also expecting orders TO sail for Cores.
An officer of the British ship Severn SAID
that he had seen dispatches and orders
which would astound the foreigners IN
Japan. The dispatches from COrea say
that the new United States minister
Augustin Heard, has arrived there ana
that the retiring minister, Il. A. Dlns-
more, is about to depart. The latter
was presented with q testimonial OF es-
TEEN by the foreigners of the country.
Advices received from China gives the
story of the slaughter of 800 soldiers IN
Tamsui. The news OF the massacre
reached Shanghai May 5, by war snip
Feichett, which brought about 1900 SICK
and wounded braves from Generl Lin
army operating against the savages III
the southeast of the island. ms
generals forces have not so far been
very successful and and their desplseu
enemy, the savages, seem to have come
out uppermost in all recent contes"
zdaspite the great preparations which tls
Governor had been making for month
before he set about to exterminste Ms
wary enemies. There is credible lnioI-
nation IN one of the last engagement
between the imperial troops HhI
npanpllln6 on Luo
Chinese side were greatly underes'I,
mated. out of an army consisting Oh
infantry and artillery armed wiz
,aaaFtine and light field guns landed ID
(heighborhood of Scr Bay, over oY.
were slaughtered in an amDusc"u ~
savapes. The general and his secOnu ~
command were beheaded By the Sa1ast
| and their mutilated bodies were Orou
back to Feiohu, where they remaineu 80
several days. .,,.;zsd
The students of Toxic have apolGsi1 .os
| to Rev. DR.. Imbrey, the Ne" Ie t,o,
missionary who was attacked anu DO 49,
( by them some weeks ago. 'Mr. lDUtJ I,
/ has entirely recovered, the exclteHe en-.
| subsiding, and it is believed no I tor-
will be heard of the matter. ing tss
! eiguers, however, feel outraged tn ''sa5
| guilty parties nave nut OOSh 80 -f,s
They were simply required to apoios dro.
| The shoe, or native students, are DecV ~.
ing holder every day and insults 70 . ~,
eieners are increasing. The s5' L,,b
| coming from Yokohama are armeu "' bs
revoIvers, fearing that there may ,sn,
| some show of violence. The goveruiss sai
seems to be doing all possible 70 Int
with the students as class, az
no incivility can be offered tnsm n..ts
individuals because of their desp'iA'
character. =, the
The distress among thousands OF -.
starving people of Toxic and otneF ia -sst
cities is being ameliorated to \,
extent by the foreigners, as wen q,
The Japanese noblemen. one noOLs a
Isfeeding thousand people DAY ~ 4,
4 n own funds. The price oil IT, Ta,an
Il Y&her than ever before, both IN fhs
ind Corea, and this is probably onl! toI.
q forecast of the suffering that Is 10 orot
low. The outlook for the groWihs ,ou,
Of rice is not good, owing to oOn'iH-
l rain.