New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-04
GREAT POWERS TO ACT
Continued from First Poge.

his action by members Of his family hos'iie ~
the VIceroys pro-Eur6pean policy. II Is eXp'c'so
that Sir Robert Hart, the British representative
will assert his authority and support III hu"s
Chang. MI, Co.. DEAR
., niondod IN exfonuation Of their offence
hunsnr and exhaustion. Before they were exc
cuted their uniforms were stripped from mem ,
end their pigtails were cur OIL me thaJ
terrified the Army. An eiict has gone iorth that
the Army will receive double pay henceior''
during the war with Japan, ana a laIse pon ,t
mas Dcen offered To oftl' ers coinpeten. 10 ia
gate the Chinese naval vessels ana Transports
London. Aug. 3-Sir Halliday Mccartney
Councillor Of the Chimes. Legation, and the new
Chinese Minister called at Osborne House to-day
md the Minister presented his credentials. While
n Osborne the Minister received a Pekng dls-
match which announced the degradation OF Ii
Hurg Chang.
In a leader on the degradation OF LII Hung
Chang. THE Standard" says:
The true explanau don OF Ii Hung Chans's ap,
parent disgrace Is mat K Is an ~ .oi9ny crsbSka
mod Of Inc ing ,a 5e w% +, 70 b. pecusd IN
earnes and the ViceToy WI be heId pr sn sSau
boar fhat III Hung Chang has submitted wth con-
.rlflon AMI mas devoted himself WIN ihcEeasei q"
ergy 20 his task
THE Daily Chronicles" Toxic correspondent
says:
reported that frss9 c qasha na' he ehf
IN OK ,ha- yno.e available strength. attacked
ibe Chinese and achieved a decisive victory
"Thc TIness' correspondent in Tien-Tsin teie-
graphs:
The preamble OF an Imperial edlc; jug; issued re-
in' ,p,t the Chimes, now claim IN Corea merely
go: ~ ,1@r,infy winch has existed for hundreds OF
ym GINA has constantly assisted the vassaI
king n says. 90 subiuc rCDelnohs. ItccsiI'' II
sent forces 70 Corea for this object JaPsn WIZ WIZ
~. -, rynt o,so scpt troops and refu.ed TO WIN
~ hon Moreover. the japanese sank a ch'isrr
transport, Other Powers have not ME- all he
military authorities under ~ HunS hdu4 4r ~ iib.,
the rights q the h:prfe b S,' CAPTURED and
dosfr0yed Copies Of the edict proDaOy VIII u Sill
- the powers
"The Tlmos' remarks that this dispatch seems
- conflict with the announcement OF Ill HUNG
Changes degradation
,rhe Central News says that the Japanese Lega-
TON Is supposed 70 be- preparing an'iher S'd'c-
:nent Of the Kow-Shing affair -,
\, the cabinet meeting ms AFTERNOON i ~,
y,ar IN the East was the chief subject ~ DIS
question Af,er the meeting the Earl OF hlnoeT-
10y sent messages 10 many British agents III
the Fast. . .,,
The British steamer Alt1nower Is about - sail
frou, The Thames with cargo OF cannon ana
ammunition FOR the arsenal AZ Yok )hama.
Berlin. Aug "a dispatch has been roooived
here from a German o.irlal In Tien-Tsn stating
that the German runb,at Itis rescued J."
Chinese who We're struggling in the water after
the sinking II the Chinese transport Kow-Shing.
The victory ~ the Chinese over the japanese
I'm the battle fought at Nashan Is confirmed ny
another dispatch from Ten-rsin.
The German Warsaips Alcxandrine Arc"n1 ana
Marie which ore now N the west coast ~ The
T-~,foI states have been ordered 70 proceed 70
ih. scene u naval operations between CHINA ana
JaDau