The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-03
TIE FAR EAST.
The Huna1eSe I1SurTeGtiGn Not Subdued.
Great Opposition to Foreigners.

VANCOUVER tB. c., Dec. 2.-The Shanghai
correspondent of the Japan Daily Mall, under
date November 4th. received by steamer En-
press Of China to-day, says: Nothing has yet
been done TO punish the leaders in tile Tsnang
outbreak. Tie Nceroy Of Marking and tile
Governor Of Nalngsu Jointly sent memorial 10
The throne expressing Their horror at tile recent
outbreaks against foreign missions and their
condemnation OF the abandoned wIetches who
ddl ed lake part IN Them. Europeans look upon
TINS document as pre- JARED or The purpose OF de
celyIg Tie Ministers OF foreign counties, and In
the face OF lis comes mani. este Issued 10y tile
people OF Human, aud which has been translated
by Kew. Grimm john, DID.
THE EXCLUSION OF FOREIGNERS.
This document contains no reference to the
Kaloa Hun nor any other disloyally 10 the exist
Ing dynasty, GjSpe Ing Tie excuses put forward
by the Chinese Government, aud bringing the
matter 10 simple issue, AID that Issue is The
exclusion Of foreigners. Nj. John points out
that Ii Hung Chang uronii>ed that there would
be no more riots ana destruction OF foreign prop-
erty, but now tile llunanese manifesto declares
that the foreign mission buildings shall not be-
burned, but they Wi! Cr CnutlScay Ell 10 lie II
He Chinese. IL Hung Chang, the correspondent
say, diverted tile fleet 10 some TO.uj, on the
prete&t OF Inspection, and never sent a vessel
nea: lie Van giZe duIlng The outbreak. Tie
main cause Of lie outbreak against foreign mis-
slUns stlil continues unchecked.
ATTACKS On CHRISTIANS.
Attacks on foreigners have been issued from
SIX pswn-shOps, bur as the offenders had all par
chased mandarin rank, they We're not mpiested,
eXOneraIed the real offenders and threw The
blame on Il suppOsiiitious dead man. The CORE
SpUudeHt concludes: The Hunduese are Ger
IaiuIy defiant aud thev VIII not be eftectuallv
cuiGed until part of the province is opened 10
foreign trade whether they like n or not. There
would be no difficulty in opening Yah CHOW and
teaching hese eraggaris thar lney cannot defy
the strength Of Europe"
JAPAN MAI. ADvICEs.
Advlces By mall from Japan say; The aver
age monthly product OF the seven largest paper
mills OF japan Is 1920 tons.
Representatives of the cOtIOG-sp Primers through
out Japan VIII petition The Imperial Diet for he
abolition OF import duties Oh foreign cotton and
the export duties on home made cotton thread.
The stock OF raw sIlk at Yokohama on Novem.
Der 10Th was IS OIL bales.
The imports OF Japan for October amounted TO
7,oS5, 453 yen. and the exports 5,540l6 yen.
THE EARTHQUAKE DAMAGES.
The latest news regarding tie z. eat earthquake
OF Oclob-r 2Sth shows that he number Of dead
IS 1860 and The injured numbered 1O,I2O with
SS.G3O buildings wholly and %, 625 parity de-
stroyed. over 100000 people nave been rem
dered homeless and destitute. Many curious
freaks OF The earthquake have been noticed. In
one place assure swallowed up four per-
sons, whose hair remained visible, but
whose rescue proved to be Impossible. For
tunaiely tile weather remained mild, as
terrible distress. decent burial has been
given Is most OF the bodies recover ed from the
RUNS III tile larger towns, but horrible scenes are
yet presented in the country, where the people
are unable to inter their dead. Foreigners have
come forward generously with gifts of money
clothing medicine, etc. Twenty thousand dol
lars has been contributed by foreign residents,
exclusive OF the Chinese fund, which is large
Shanghai has sent $4,000 and $4,000 las been
raised In various ways Ia i Okio. In addition 10
these sums the Jdpanese Government has made
a grant OF S2,225, 600 to The Two pfeiectures
that suffered most severely.