The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-11-05
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| London, November 4.--The Central News
/ has this dispatch dated AT hulien-Chao'
/ on November 81:
| '.Afts- the capture of Eulien-Chao on the
/ e5.h. the Japanese headquarters were NOV
Ell from Win TO this point. The columns
chased the Chinese TO Sato and attacked
| Andong The Chinese fled without night
inc. throwing away arms and drums IN lileir
flight General Tatsumi started FOR FonS-
| Wong on the eth. and arrived there on
the 3lst. The garrison made no snow %
lighting. but fed toward the main body as
soon as the japanese approached. The
principal generals are proceeding with their
troops towards MoukJen. The inhabitants
of NaiCno and Takosilan complain bitterly
OF the violence OF the Chinese soldiers,
from whom they suffered constantly during
the occupation. They are friendly toward
the Japanese. At present the japanese are
taking 10 prisoners. Three hundred Chi
nese bodies were found after the capture
OF Kulea-Chao. many of them having died
OF wounds received in previous battles.
by the capture OF Eong-Nong, Audoris
and two more abandoned batteries tho
Japanese came into possession OF - can
non -O0.G10 rounds OF cannon ammunition,
I5D mus1ct.s ana 100000 CARTRIDGES. besides
an enormous quantity ui miscellaneous sup
plies.
Marshal Yamaeata has ordered that al
labor and supplies be paid Tor as soon as
obtained 10y the Japanese, consequently
the mhlbitants OF the country volunteer
their services ANA gladly provide the COM
miss2riat with ANS needed prov siouS. Mar
.shal Yama.ata has established an Office of
civil 8Umi..S, ration Gan -hrdon% and has
paced in charge colonel ltDa&r2. secretary
~ thV Japanese legation in Corel. lie has
issued proclamation promising protection
20 the people ami orucr.H,. tnCm TO pay this
years taxes 10 Colonel Iomura."
From Toxic the Central News hears.
under to-day S. date. that the government is
expecting 10 receive soon report l.0m Gen
e-ul Oy:nea ana his army, altaoU-h as Yet
no news % decisive operations at Port Ar
thur has been received From Shanghai
the Central News hears that several Eu-
rOpean Warships are crl;isinr near Port Ar
thur. waiting Tor the expected batlc. IL ls
reported ia Shanghai that tine Japanese
court VIII go ioto mourning for the car.
They Welcome the .Fap>.
Washington, November "A telegram
has been received at the Japanese legation
in this city tonight quoting dispatches re-
ceived by the Japanese government from
Marshal Yamagata. under date Of ku-
lier-Chao 2:l5 p. m, November 81, which
is as follows:
"On the 3Ist of October the detachment
under the command OF General TatsUmi
took possession o. FonE-Wons, "a most inn
r0Ttant stgoushold-neXt to Aioukdcn. The
Chinese soldiers lied. mostly toward Mouk-
den, the rest in the direction OF Hai-Cnens
and Tu-ku-Sau. The native Inhabitants
were suffering from plumber and devas-
ta-iOn committed by the Chinese soldiers
and welcomed our army. The captures 20
this date amount 10 llty-iive cannon and
1870 small arms. Also about 100000 rounds
Of ammunition for the cannon and about
2,5)o.ejO Tor the other arms. with miscel-
iaueoIs articles in immense quantity
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