The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-06-27

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nseAy - sen u 0Asst Neeise.
News iron H. 0sisat just ssosiwa en-
thae grave troabls = ps1dine u Ceesa I'D
Il u feared n japan. 1usoio, e q seaesd.
hss already oslsed u ktnldea oe Ceeea.
AZ of u BsitieA nsa-of.waf aes lying d
the hafboes q Japan With stsau % and
under orders TO ell q aoUsat's notios.
The American naval force under Rear Ad.
INITIAL Bsaknap y also expeetiue orders 70
satl Tor Cofea. Al eAoee q The British
shtp 0svesa saN that b he'd seen die.
patches and orders which would assound
the tofst9nszs n Japan. TIE dispatches
nom Cotsa eay thst ths sew United States
minister, Augusta Heard, hos arrived
there aud that The retiring minister. n.
4. Dinsners. 10 about e depart. TIE lat
tsf was pessentsd With . tsstinonial Of
esteem By the forsigness oe she country.
Ths slsushtse - eco sslalses.
Aduoss received ftom China give ths
story Of the slaughtes oe 900 eoldisrs IN
Tamsui. The news of The massacre
reached Shanghai Nay s, b ~. chip
Fstehstt. which brought about 1900 sick
aad wounded braves from Gen. Linz army
operating against the savaess In Tie south.
east Of The island. The esnsralis forces
have net 70 fer bssn vs,y successful and
their despised enemy, The savaess, seem 70
have como out uppermost In Ill recent
contests despite che great prsparstion
which The governor had been making for
. month before no cot about TO extsr.
minste his wary enemies. There 10 creoi-
bic information In one Of The last engage
ments between the imperial troops and
the aboftstnes, that the casualties on the
Chinese side were greatly undsrsstimatsd..
Out Of "a army consisting Of infantry and
artillery armed With machine and lisht
field guns landed in the n~siehborhood Of
sor bay, over 800 were slaughtered in an
ambuscade BY savages. The general and
his second In command were beheadsd BY
the savages and their mutilated bodies wsre
brought back to Feichu, where they 70.
NAMED Tor several days.
Apologizsd to III Missionary.
Tho students OF Toxic have a~pologixsd
to Rev. Dr.. Imhrey, the New Jersey mis-
stonary, who Was attacked and beaten by
them some weeks ago. Mr.. Imbsey has
hes entirely recovered, the excitement 10
subsiding, and Il IL believed NO more will
be heard Of the matter. The foreigners,
however. feel outraged that the guilty par
ties have not been punished. They were
simply required to apologize. The shoz,
or native students, are becoming holder
every day, and insults to foreigners are In
cfeasing. The settlers coming from Yoko-
hama arc armed with ssvolvers, fearing
that there may DO some show Of violence.
The government seems to be doing all
possible to deal with the students q .
class. but NO iucivility can b offered them
% individuals because Of their desperate
character.
Distrsss Among the People Of Toxic.
The distress among Thousands Of the
starving people OF Toxic and other large
cities 10 being amsliorated to . great 81.
tent by> sshe foreigners. o. wall 90 By the
japanese nCAlsmsn. Ono noblsmsn 10
eeedin. !, mn Ssonls . a.v ont - -. -.
fund.' Tha n,ics &; ,sioe IN hi,he, thsn
avs, hasore hcsh =, I.n.n sna Go,e. 49,
this is probably only the forecast Of the
suffering that 10 to follow. The outlook
for the growing crop Of rice 10 not good.
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st.t.-connt v.,n..,t.
wsr-count oysms. .
Navy-viscount KebayamA
home edeir.-count Laiso.
Iu 0.s.sn . rnsnt Aeka.
EduostionMMr. Yo.hiSsx..
Nnanee-Count Matsutata.
Agriealture and conmerce-Nr. Kutou.
commsniesttons-count Cato.
June. .spsnese News.
Nu@s Scnoicnis ed1tof OF Maintchs
oHsMo"n, ana ZOE the past ten years .
died May II. He fought bravely aQainst
Imperialism, but ON the establfshment Of
the present empire he was psrdoned and
taken into the government service.
The japanese government hsv changed
the bank note regulations 20 a. to extend
the note issuing power Of the Bank Of
Japan from $75, 00O. 600 70 4s5.O0o.00O =
year. This was done TO raise tie monsy
market.
An imperial ordinance vas issued Nay
10, to go into s15ect July 1, giving instruc-
tions 20 Jspansss eonsuls.