The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-02

sapA9tse cruis . h not kss1sw fha:Sthe
Now saung ysas . zitssh vessel until after
lne ngaL pr4 g i-wo-fhy. OF tie Kow
shuHgs AEf rsaIh, ,sher ns-s9 80 80 H.
transport weEs' q se ed bT the boats 81 The,
Jararsse waFsisn Co. 81 0C2or.(J 8
= Ao5oHAspA, kts 1 -2FolfoN gas is an osS
neaaL accoant. tI h-n the IanaIlsss, ss,~overrf-
ments ssandpoSSst II the baftle hef2ws1sen
tie wArships 81 d An andtShina JnIsg 81
The Csjnese n a. zship Cherl uen and 3
the cruiser Kus4 iexere
ing from kaszu1 ana = transnI,rsf 5r9arry;y,{y 5
Chinese sod :ssX convoyaf bvll,ha ch.n.ss
warship Tsao 81 A.. Wa seen ofrogakvfs
ts wars AasdGi.l q Sa Isnsa..a0 e. 3Ss..x
kasns Ioshfn2 ~ A. NauSxas ms4 ,be tsoo
Chinese wA4saiae 4 ar psF4ss isl.aa0 Tha9
Chinese did rod Ate ri. 6rn.,,s9 ~ s-lis.
prepaealisns. IN oraer tsP RET ru. ~ tbt,
nsrrow waiersAas IanamSss "a 5csT3,35;ssvse "a,
70 sea, whsM I'd In the Tsso K'iSsns,ss ,,l,,.
sued the Naninfs The Nania.5s, b.srsn,,s,,,
psf about and lstaa .a.sg fo2sa-a'sst lfs = =
Chinese ships c. ben y peins and Il iiswani =
whsch. hoseysd r. resteafe3.s ara. tfiestsbpp
Ylen h0isted Al he e,ae shove tie Jtra.
nese naval ea1 srs.s f6e NaI,ii : J. con
qrently delayed nss=.lil,,,t,: the wsaTSliin3
aud then he tsIans aort crossed the bows
OF the Nanis q. \ e. iesf red a5b aIk carr
ridge and slgaa4ied asfrai,snGri rs SION.
Meaawhile. & 4 Chen3 A.aen had an.
preached NadcH ~ ~ aigi 81. s. stern and
when within H. NJ tersz harEesi & J,r-.
pedo. which nj Sc tire dapaFiss IS III arsh p.z
The Nani,xa A. 81 zs.1s
Chen 1uen. an q 81 osi,irio 1oinesisin tie
seton. The "a an Yueh finally fled and
Was pursued. ID not oyeftaken.s The sec
ond Chinese VI 4ars hip, the kuawani, had
meantime beeHl e. aged with a Japanese
cruiser at hisu& Z lika the ,slfen Yuen.
she fied and ooS refnre bety cen shore
and shoal. Th4 fraasport carried six guns
and had ]. leo 81 lchers on board The CAP
tam OF the trad spcrt sur-endered. but the
soldiers resisis4 captme. The Nanlwa was
ultimately Obliged 10 open fire upon the
transport ana H,nk her. The cantainD and
others were resX Sned hv the boats of ths
NanfNa. Ii Aas afterwards discovered
that tile transp4 rs as The British steamer
kow Shung. IN lad On hoard four chiefs
of battalion ad 6fteen cele1neIs ofOthe
Chinese army. NThsJaunese government.
as soon as il waSs inforaed az The sinking
of British sVbip exoressed regrets d15
claring to the HrltjSh charge ,aiTaires tbat
If. alter inaairvf hal bscr nada lana, xas9
shown to be H. lie uronz The Is,S,nases
government yN ii nrenared nase9 all
reparation for I the loss sustained The
naval eneaeeu4 ~ . I,,I,, s,s si,e,Is a., -
confounded viii ~ sinL;,v of ~. Ch;-
neye armored HattJesbin rbsn y9anc1z 2nf
tons. . 90
WAsHrNsroyN C4ry Any "a cabia-
gram announef1 . the arrival of he n nitad
States steamed NJ onoeacv N N.gasaks
Japan. receiyeIi Nv escr.,ary- Jiarhar.
today, is the onII = ,eiciai naws .batohas
come 10 the goI I,arn ,oapt from its lxanrs-
sentatives in Chm and Japa6 and the
eurmise that of( oi,I ,lisnss-6a. 80, 49,,
purposely Oh ynrted now 5mounfs 5o
conviction. I'll Moroeaev was oat che.
mnlpo. Korea. Nx,tb the baltimore and II
IS supposed tiisE ia ran ova+ ~ Nagasaki
for coal aud sudI,olies- lis thanght bers
that tile actiony Of yapan in ofticiaIlv5nost
flying the Britfah eoyernmert of The ex-C
istenoe of a sta4e of war betwesi, Ianan
and China wasIr rns-ini,a,ei kv IN. Kow~
Shung inciaea4 Lad such notice Sre-
ceded the sinkt ~ n the shir, iapan voulrp.
not have incurdsd liability 10 Great britain
and been obligcNa n apologize. In effect thai
notice is equiYtH,ent 10 adeclaration Of var.
or at least II IN nose. the sstns obligation
upon neutral lrntions. Rv tbs stroke
Japan has douH Htfe a seriously enbarraSSed
CANA In her a urts 10 SUNNY herself with
wariike eqnlp0 0nent 10 other countries.
Just what tho &ffect win De ON the Chinese
treaty ports Nemnot be forstold now.
Japan has tck{su The ground that thev
are prActicailM 6o-eign settlem.nt. ana
therefore has a fsc tined any intention Of
interfering xiah y EN-. REGARDING them a.
outside the sceAse Of hostile operatkyn.. Ia
Is believed, hoxs sever thai China vii now
proceed 10 clos&s th, more am urortant tr.atv
ports bexlnn&b : win Shanxhni. p~rhau.
bv obstrucss MD a tlip eptrAare.
81 PHrrasa4 no Aus 4. liassian nn~..
paters are u. S.ap.mous IN savine tAat.
.h.t~v~r tLe trest.lt af the war t~tw.ea,
China and Jau&s0 Rnssia utll NOT taierats
asv dlminutiI an Of Korean terrt.srv ~
Alienation OF 4 Nsofe.n indspcnssenee anon
the pa-t of G&Fat Britain or anv other
n.sw.r IL - IN interferene. .niang.r.
KussiAa lnter sts