The Worthington advance., 1893-08-03

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- 1etsssne 1taaee = Her u
easasesa Aossp G - 1attess
- Asssrss.
- Ao1 LpoA, .nly y - no btameee 1eNo,
Won MI " TINS caty has receaved diapakeb
=. rom ban9kok stating in ehect thatthe
clamese Kovernment learning tha1
France regarded III reply a
tne ulsamatum % refusal ~
grant the French demands, and heiiaa
most desirona of haint.inino
h.a 49, i,.t.,,n4i.,,.. ~ S
..1s :. ~ - slae Sa'
i.ss'1o ll. 20 INFORM
Deyelle, the French foreign rniniskar
that Siam accepts the ultima atulm IN IL
I enti iretv. The 1isnatch .dd.2 +h.t ~,
e.>.s .sa
0l1mo1o 8oVefnm0nt n0pe8 that the
blockade Will cease, that the diplomatic
negotiations will ba resuu,Af1 and tl,.A
an a.rlv .,.rn.,,t - ~. -,
,1..y y s.Ao Wl NJ
oe eHocted.
cision to grant All d4manda If r.r,.,e
ultimatum was made was called at The
royal palace Saturday morning. The
king presided. His two brothers. .nd
all the ministers were nresank Ats,
sitting several hours the council -.
proved the views Of the peace nartv.
Instructions were then teieRraphed to
Prince Vadhana, Siamese minister il
Paris. that the governments accepted
tho ultimatum regardless Of all reasr-
vations previously formulated S.
The substance Of the ultimatum va
as follows: 4.
Ia recognition Of the rights Of Anan and
Cambodia on the left or eastern, bank Of the
% moHUne rive. ., @ iar north = the twenty.thtt
The alton v,,n,, ;,,on,, (, -. =, ,.... 8
held by the s,amese on the east bank Of lyt ths
river .S..
s..sa xul. sat,slaet'4n .s ior various si.msset e
ssiIors an ~ v,uso sn'ps ana
a Punishment Of the culprits and urovisior
for the Pecuniary indemnity Of the victims
M ., =. lrancs ior vsrou
q The. immediate deposit Of scoe' 'ooo franc,
to guaranty the payment Of tho fourth and Afsi
claims or the assignment Of tho taxes in eertsis
'4,ao,s ',.,s IN neu OF 'ne deposit Q. irsnea
WIN me acceptance OF the ultlmatun
Dy Inc oisnese government the Wal
c'ouo IN tne east Will OF course pas,
o'n,. -, m , H.
Ao' 'uiy oi'-!ne meetlng OF min
4eee.s w eons'aor o'a" uareserveo sc
ceP.ance OF france uit'matun' was
neio at 'ae Elysee' oetween 8 ana :
oolocA ou"usy evening" rrosloens
Csrnos came from Mariy'le'ho@ 70 pre-
sue: - -.
A!ter oeeloing 10 accept Slams con-
ces'.on OF tne frencn demancs the
1neVs 4,, oe1efeu 1ur1ner oenn11e &C
.l0n uns'l measures snouad nave Deen
ss~.r W kust'n.ee o'ams IulnA1menl ~.
y! tne 1rencn demands Ihey tooh
ssePS' however 10 INFORM NJ. rave.
xicncn "lnlster resaoent' now az Non
oi-cnang' Oh SANS acceptance OF the
o4s,matum: .na ~
Inc conference OF the ministers was
prolonged by discussion OF the steps
wn1cn might oe necessary in settling
the boundary question between France
and Great Britain: A certain amount
OF dlf1culty - expected to embarrass
TINS part OF the negotiations Another
caolnet meetlng Will De held on Tues:
oay' wnen an enort Will be made tc
nave ai1 the ministers present. d
BANGKOK July S1.-While the govern
men' OF siam accepted without reserva-
s'on FRANCES nltlmatum. 1t received
previously the assurance that the king.
oom woulo not oe dismemoered until
a1ter the conslderaelon oy all powers
concerned OF FRANCES demand 1or the
terr,'ory ei between the 18th ana sSd par.
slleis' -. .1-
Inc blockade is still maintained by
the for1alr, Lutln, 1nconstante, ,Comete
a ana s:a: Eloa Inc nrlt,sn warsn'ps ralias
aua owlAt remain q. 'ne menam oar, IN
Warsn1p Linnot eno the \1erman Warshtp
Wolf are ut anchor in the river of Banp.
kok. The British oovarnmenf mail hss
han .,lowod. to n.s. ~ r,.-o.-4;I-
~. r~e1 ""' A.olo
coffcsPonuence WIN o1aInese nrms mas
been cut on. An EFFORT is making,
therefore. to render efficient an over.
,ord ro.+a, .orv;oo ri, T.uo-, - D..
roon. ''>~ -
Th. Fronch hovo ao;.o-, A.. S;.,,..
CO, Wv oAoSe
msA sIeaAer onantaoom ana the hong
| Kong steamer Phra Chula with 100 Chi.
nese aboard her. The Phra CHINA
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es.a.sue o.ensuy "a "as r a.l1weu 20 lano ner pas
' ~,
s' 'u.y e1'-ane r1garo says
enat hngiano mas suHereo moral II
.s no' natsIial cneck' her 'nnuence IN
ne s"e i1s esss 10 a,lnlsnec 70 inc extent tssi
n.s .en. .:, .n"snce ~ lncreased Inc
,a Ae,11o'.. -. ''11"Ae ,ua' "@' or'tain' a.
tr ~eA s.' Hs o1@"' JUL. -, 1aise hopes early IN
France would show hes;tat;on md
"eahnesS'
| LONDON, july 31.-The Dailv Granhic
saws editorially:
"siam acted with undoubted wisdom. BE.
tween the apathy Of Great Britain and the hos.
'tnity Of France she had no choice On the sur
49,. ~ - 'Sos, Sox a..;. ss Gat britain received
siiy to ssferusrd British oommercisi tnt.re..s s.
Nov = protectorate over the vhoi. - of S;.nr Siam