New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-18
JAPANESE ARE JCBILANT.
JOYFUL OVER THE NEWS or THE VICTOR

Joyful. OVER THE NEWS or THE VICTORY
AT PING-YANG.
IT, instead OF a few hundred. there had been a
few thousand japanese in New-York, there Is no
knowing what they would have done yesterday
As 1t was, and small were their numbers they
showed as much excitement in their own way on
hearing Of the overwhelming defeat OF the chi
nese at Ping Yang as did ever the French, 10
whom they have been likened, when victory TOT
the tricolor celebrated on the bouleVardS'
Most of the Japanese In this city are weii-'o-"o
merchants and they were fairly nervous with eX-
element yesterday when they heard that t"ou-
sands of Chinese troops had been blown TO pieces
by the soldiers Of the Mkado Not a single mem
Der OF the colony. from the Japanese Consul down.
seemed for moment 10 doubt the HteraI accu-
racy OF the dispatch which set forth that io'v"
Chinese had been killed and wounded, while only
900 OF the japanese army met a similar iate. Inc
japanese mere have a club at NO ~ west lMei,,
ty,fth-st and thither the leading memoers oa os
The colony oeked II the one eyeng anoiher 10 $ TakaR
Of the raw-sik importing firm OF s Takaki s, CO.:
rs nf the 11 club is r Hsrsda OF the sk i'm
porting firm Of T. Il. Horikosh q Co. No. Greehe
the victory it plain that ne was 9upiInm 9er;n,':
Now said he. rinmphanty The MYSTERIOUS ,r nous
is fully explained, and expect one OF these days
that the mysterious dearth OF news ss 10 ine 10
piained By report that the naval force Of China
has suffered disaster from WhiSn zen Rav w'l ~ ee Pe
esi1h ths% long ""s 10 - -, IN. .x,sD, Of your
victory at Png-Yang?" he was asked 49,. ,oou
Not bit OF r. answered he JaPan op 9as paw pes9 Gf
teen Years in the same way Prussia was pre-.
pairing for the with France we @ uo not decen, Msni
Government C. established in that country freed from
the piuenss nee Of Of the the nss, MSnssltangs siepg
ON answered Mr. Haradi tauppty ut he crCss next EXT
step OF victorious troops VIII oe 10 nd entr
Mancburia. which was the home of the ancestors
OF the present dynasty ana tnen ,n the ruler Of
do YOU account for e,i the faSa Satte tHa! 80
'aRa,gnse RWen von see" said he at is only another
e Of e oye2 of se
Of mere numbers guided by ignorance we "s,, %In'
our eft T S the pg as afGSd Of Hung
himself and make him dance to the music OF ,pa, pa,
SsEs 1t is ,rooSs Sse'd drsd European
Jared pG Pe,er is@ by na,Se ihs Fa% oce men from
Can you account for that he was narsa asked ,nno
3Ry hs these way Ms keDi
II took the reporter some time to 9ndcrs'ane az ,sech
Sir by h this eanns Of the
the chinese KEEP, the parsndsT place loo 'ons was
they died bc rassf efea 'han Of he
leave any other obstacle in the way for the '"'a-
SION OF answered Mr. Harada The coast ow Is NOW oT
clear for march across the and IN" remnants
J1iy ,s - dcseated force must have fed to
VI IL arother detachment OF the army Ini'
to }0i m von see has been defeated 80 the coast s
now; sS }Sor carrying the war into Africa 10 use
Is clear onmreJ ,or phrase of the old Romans.
How viii all those prisoners that the Japanese
iio~ ken no treatedy' ne was asked ..ta
have taAon, LII he treated we'll" Mr. Harada saiu
the sands5SSn' aSn Bull aed nnd hts Lon"
nye'erS;sep organs who tried to make r Il aP sbe
esar psn tim. nT.a Se s ss sn %s
Why the Chinese whG ,,1y crsi aP%isSa %S JOY
sne sSme whsh !%f asS %oved d one Toxic
at thsr that Of ett sse
striking a blow wou'o oe - 81 ----
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