The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-08-24
OF II I AUnD.
LATEST REPORTS FROM THE WAR
IN KOREA.
japanese Victorious in several Battles
China Sending Troops to the
Scene-Etc., Etc.
The Republic Recognized.


Republic.
SHANGHAI August 1.-The Chinese re-
pulsed the japanese inland, near CHM
ulape, with heavy loss.
LONDON, August 1.-The Japanese
Government has expressed regret to the
Premier for the sinking OF the Kow-
shung, stating that their commander
was unaware that the Chinese trans
ports were British vessels.
LONDON, Aug 2.-Nine Chinese trans
ports with troops have left Cheefoo for
Korea.
Heavy guns are being mounted at the
forts in Taku
1t is believed that European mill
tary officer is assisting the Chinese.
Lord Kimberly has declined to re.
ceive the apology of the japanese Gov
eminent for firing on the British flag
until the British Consul has reported
the details of the incident.
The Government has warned shippers
Japan at their own risk.
LONDON, August 3.--The japanese have
made the father OF the deposed King of
Korea head of the Government.
SHANGHAI, August 1.-The Chinese
and japanese Consuls have all demanded
passports, and are returning to their own
countries.
The Chinese Minister leaves Toxic to-
morrow.
Thirteen warships have left Cheefoo.
There is report here that eight Rus
sian ironclads, with troops on board,
have left Vladivostock with sealed
orders.
Twenty thousand Chinese troops have
entered Korea by way OF Mantchuria.
The japanese lost 1000 killed in the
attack oh Iachan.
SHANGHAI, Aug. 3.-The Chinese are
beheading numbers of deserters.
1t is reported that the Emperor has
censured Ii Hung Chang for remissness
in preparing for war.
Feeling in the Chinese treaty ports is
strongly warlike.
The Emperor has withdrawn Ii
Hung Chang's honors for remissness,
and has ordered all deserters on the
march to Taku to be beheaded.
The American Ministers are protect
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Japanese in China.
HoNGKoNG, Aug. Eight thousand
Chinese troops are proceeding to Korea.
! Three German cruisers will shortly
arrive in Chinese waters TO protect
German interests.
| LONDON, August 4.--France has ac-
cepted Englands invitation to remain
neutral in the Korean trouble.
Twenty thousand picked men of the
river, and are marching on Seoul, the
capital of Korea, on which it is in
tended to make a decisive attack.
Japan sends additional troops to OPP
pose them.
The Japanese. after their defeat at
Chpmulpo. assembled their entire force
and defeated the Chinese.
HoNGKoNG, August 5.-The Japanese
lost hundred men in the last battle at
Yasan.
The Chinese seized thirteen of the
Japanese crew of Chun King. British
steamer at Tientsin. The Yiceroy has
anolopized for the action.
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