New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-05
THE CHINESE DID NOT RESIST
ANDONG AND FONG-WONG TAKEN WITH
OUT A FIGHT.
rAIIENrAN AND KINcHow REPORTED TO HAVE
FALLEN-A LAnG-. QUANTITY or MUNITIONS
or WAR CAPTURED IY THE JAPANESE;
A BIG NAVAL BATTLE SAID TO
HAVE KEEN TOIGHT.


London. Nov 5.--Several newspapers print
Yokahama dispatch saying that General Oyama
has captured Talien-Wan and Kinchow after
a few hours fighting.
The Central News has this dispatch. dated al
Kulienchao on November B.
After the capture Of Kulicnchao on October
&C. the japanese headquarters were moved from
Wi-Ju to this point Two columns chased tho
Chinese to Sato and attacked Andong. The
Chinese fed without fighting. throwing away
arms and drums in their flight General Tat
sunni started for Fong-Wong on October p. and
arrived there on the 3lsi. The garrison made no
show of light. but fed toward the main body as
the japanese approached. The princi-
pal generals are proceeding win ther troops
toward Moukden.
The inhabitants OF Haichao and Takoshan
complain bitterly Of the violence Of the chinese
soldiers from whom they suffered constantly
during the occupation. They are very friendly
toward the japanese ~ present tne JApaneTe
are taking no prisoners Three hundred Chin's"
bodies fourd after the cap.uIe of huil.h-
chao many ~ them having died of wounds i"-
ccived in previous battles. by the capthi" "i
Wong Wong Andong. and two more aband 1nel
batteries the Japanese came into possession "'
n:ty-fve cannon 1000 rounds of ain'nnnlti'"'
500 muskets and 1000 600 cartridges sid- Il"
enormous quantity II miscellaneous supplr'.
Marshal Yamagata has ordered ihai an tn'r
and supplies BE- paid for a. soon as obtained py
rh. JaDancse cons. .queniy -" inh" nii'H.@ ol
the country volunteer their services ana Blah!f
supply 10 the cOmmissaTat aHS nee iru l,'''-
Sims Marshal Yamagata hac established an
office of civil administration 10 Among an ""S
,lacad in charge Colonel KoUura. secretary ~
the japanese Legation In Cor'd. ne ma l9S"'''
a proclamation promising prai"'N'n L" lH' P''-
DE. and ordering them TO pay TINS yea! 'aN'S
u Colonel KOmura. ,....
"[rene- Huang-Chcng has hccn burned The 'h.-
nes.. defence Of the Moukdcn ROAD mas 'oiapsT' '
cold weather has set N ana sno" ma i'i'sn i u,
ptzu,o while making demonstration 'il 'I'
coas, y Shan-tung. and GU, m "lf"'' '"n. Pr
venting the news Of thlT position i'i' "'hs '''
''T'he Admiral Of the Chinese neoi. win four,
teen vessels. besides iorreho-D)iN' 49,,
started to attack them. but was rccaHe'. i''|
I{ung the Emper1r's uncle. has been appolnlei
dictator thus Indicating the further ctniIdH@"
lion Of authority The Manchu princes iaF'r ''-
forms but the Chinese oppose Nom. ,t,,,..
From Shanghai The Time hears: l. liIts
ch1ng viii ~ to command the first army. In,
tai Viceroy Of Nankin. VIII b'c"ln" Il'fI'H Wi
Tcn- -Tsln and the Viceroy OF Nuchhhs VIII
'e.odG h,n' in Nankin lImvuf the judge Of
Kuangsi and Colone Won lianhehIh hdH' p'' p'''
ordered 10 raise a neW army OF N.' .., c,,.,,
a. the nucleus Of new grahu arm ~ frnr
The Times" prints also ulspd,vu '"nn %
Toxic sayIrg that General Oyanh reports an
important nava! battle on NoYember q" ~ ''
taiis Of the battle nave been rcC"lN'H
From Toxic the Central News hears und'r 10
dav's date. that the Government Is cHpsc'ihs
10 have soon reports from General oy'I,'a I,.a
hi- ar y.
arations AT Port Arthur has becn reVoi,'u.
Tpom Shanghai the Central News M hea,s sr .nas
several European warships are cruh,Ins ,,, "eI =.
Dor, Arthur waiting for the expec'en rat',c PAU y, -, -
T. a,or,od IN Shanghai that the Japanese 'ou''
yii, go into mourning for the Gar .o,,.o,
Washington, Nov. ~ '"ics'a" wa wv,
o, rho lana nese egation ir tAis city t'-hsh' o''
,na d,sna,ches received by the japanese Govern
20 . Marshal vamagata under date OF KIN
Chang 2:15 D. m, November 3. The telegram
Is as follows. . ,,,or tho con-
"on October 81 the detachment under IN, v'','f -
mand Of General Tatsumi iooh ptrI1 no,t
I-nng- Fang "A most important siroisH'' ~ u,
:, Nouldcn The Chinese soldiers nr'' ''rS
toward Moukdcn. the rest in the dir'c,iyn 81
Chcnp and Ta-Ku-San. Tn native lhhaD'''',.' @
'hoi5 ,car,ro from thunder ana devastation CON-
,nj,ted bv the Chinese soldiers and welc1irI 'u'
"rnv. The captures TO this daic a,nD'n5 ,1.o ahont
KIP a,,o cannon and 800 small arms: also appu,
ill d Zoo o,,,i. of ammunition for the cannon an"
..hovt ZOO 900 for the other arms. with 'his'"
noous articles of immense quantlty.