The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-10-02

received with sour looks, anu 1000
and forage have been furnished only
under compulsion. No information
that they could depend upon has
been given to the Japanese, while
they have complained that every
move OF theirs has been watched
aid reports sent of by swift couriers
to the Chinese commander. II Is
reported that over 10000 Coreans
have applied to General Yeh, the
com mander OF the Manchurian
troops, for arms aud ammunition,
but only 2.CO0 have been supplied
thus far. A body OF 5000 Corean
troops from the province OF Ping
Yang Joined the Chinese army as
soon as it reached the Tatung river.
ANOTHER SIDE.
A Yokohama despatch speaks Of
the wildly exaggerated reports OF
the war received there from America
and Europe. II adds that the jap
anese Government gives out DO
news without having IL thoroughly
tested. Nothing will DO given away
about the operations near Ping
Yang. II heavy disasters befel the
Japanese, however, such as are daily
proclaimed in China, IL could not
possibly be kept secret.
Less than forty Americans and
Europeans remain in Corea, apart
from the guards at the Legations in
Seoul. Before tho war 1000 small
Japanese merchants aud about zoe
Chinese lived at the open ports
Now the Chinese have mostly disap
peared and tho Japanese avail,
further Developments.
The Foreign Department Of Japan
has given notice that duly accredit'
ed newspaper correspondents may
hereafter accompany the military
forces OF the empire and will receive
all the consideration that can reason
ably be given by commanders.
AMERICAN INTEREST.
| A Washington despatch says tn,
Navy Department Is gradually lead
ing up to the point Of big nava
demonstration in Asiatic waters
The Yorktown has been added I,
the list ordered to that station.
Naval officers are irritated owe
the resolve Of Secretary Herbert no
to detail any OF them to report OF
the movements OF China aud Japan
watships. They say this is the 6rs
opportunity tho world has had I,
compare the merits Of modern wal
ships with those OF older date. A
to tho danger, which Is the objec
ton offered, they say they went int
the navy with the understanding
that their lives were to bc sacrificed
II necessary, in behalf OF their cour
try or the service.
Tho Japanese Minister at WasN
ington has bcsu overw holned vii
oilers Of services IN the war frot
} Americans.
UNITED STATES.
= General Ezeta has boon release
: from custody in San Francisco an
left there on Sept. % for Mcxic
. where he will bs tho guest Of Pres
dent Disz.
: Brazil has abrogated her recipr,
2 city treaty with the United States.
George Foster of tho Georgetow
Cycle Club created new record Il
tw"nty.four hours riding, 3ll mile
on Sept. 3d.
= Another great fro occurred
D Portland, Oregon, on Sept. u, aion
- tho limo al the Willamette rive
: docks, destroying much proper
,. belonging To the North Pacific Tr
y minai CO., tho Oregon Naviga'i,
u Co, and the General Electric z
}! The losses arc over Sl,OOOOOO. II
u insurance carried will reac b ov
u SoOO,OO0; the Liverpool, London al
y Globe lns. Co. has u large share
u this.
% Coxeyite Frye Is reported to
preparing q revolution in the Unit
States to taka place ON the oecu
10 ring OF tho next great strike.
m Chicago police arc still raidiI
ii gambling dens.
70 II Is reported that tn" sugar tru
o. will shut down some Of its retineri
" on the lst Of October Tor an indeil
70 ito period. Sugar prices decline
40 IN consequence, ) oi cent on 81
We 'eun"er n,