The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-10-22
JAPS STICK TOGETHER.
ALI PARTY ENTITIES LAID ASIDE
TO WHIP CHM.
MORE TROOPS READY TO MARCH.
An imperial Ediet Issued by China tn Pro-
tect Foreigners-Isoth Armies ON tho
Nula Eiver-Other War News.

Japanese parliament n Hiroshima FOR to-
Jay - continue FOR seven days. in order
10 discuss matters requiring the sanction
OF parliament. While the liberal party is
IN the majority. all parties are more or less
united When the last japanese parliament
dissolved. the leaders Of the different par
ties were nj swords point. but, in the pres
ence of war with a power of Chiua's
magnitude. involving the supremacy of the
orient. the old personal feuds have been
set aside and efforts arr being made 10
have all factions represented through their
leaders in the new Japanese cabinet. To
sIis end Il 8 being urged that Count
Churla, Count TAXI. Count Matsukata and
Niscount Sh.ngawa shall BE- members 81
the new cabinet. although they have been
among shg most active leaders against the
government There are no cabinet port
fnlios vacant. yet - strong is the feeling
Tor political union during this emergency
that - is proposed u create new cabinet
officers in order 90 SECT their cooperation.
Au Imperial Eiict.
The Times has this dispatch from its
flemish correspondent:
''In IN imperial eyIic. issued from Picking.
the government assumes fuil responsibility
Tor the protection 81 foreigners. and de-
noUuees r5Gdyis.n. d orders the punish
msn- III several cuiprils who assaulted
traveller. AMI assures strangers that their
persons ana property VIII D.. protected. ID
especially [lVurs the missionaries.
Japan having rejected Chiuu's peace
Overturss without a hearing. the war WIN
u1v. enter ANON "a chronic stage. Demanding
au appeal Gu tHe IaJenr forces = china
The government is prepared. aith""ah IT,
iueslut. IS eaEs-s iu r~ott1cteA on
fliet- The T.rsE .u power re-e"'l-.' nov
ever tine urgency 80 radical military ah' |
rrs-sr.
How long can the nati.ull cohesion Desc
the strain ur a ereal war; There Is a'h-
E-er oft "a revelation which mieht bc followed /
by prolonged .-areay-
-.Ih.. P--yau- squadron was not n'tA'''
bu- has -sesa completely r-Httsi. h'N'.'''
and the mas zines E.ve haen H,ied up'
The Armies Facing t-lch Other
London october l.-A dispatch 10 the l
Central <a.r.- f-am N.i-fu. Gatr4 M"ndaN, l
slyS- -THr Two eruu.iu- ar'u''s SIM lace
,.aeh otr,r .g a.. uauE# d. .ar laiu river
s-',a Chinese have t... .lr.t g sl"i. bat work 1
ui.Et ANA ,4zy sfre1- -..t.-.r= their o-ienSeS
count Y..su-a r. r,re -ai.-ss'-" e"iiilniii'''er-
iu-ah5ef lis sHalti.s -.r ARRIVAL 80 heavier I
-lI.-- before .st..e.,.u- the Chinese Io- ]
u.ts.u. Jlus-a-. scouts estimate that the |
chimes. force altogether numbers 25uo1. /
The. scouts E-vt I,.r BRINGING il detailed /
sr-sl-,r1.rfa.1 IS ts sle condition OF the Chi /
rs..-s a.f.usee show mag tnat they are rot 4
-. es-tn--sS t1,- tl~- reports indlcated. The 1
CHIN artillery q shown ce De- less for 4
rr.l.f..e tssu tse Japanese had supposed" I
lae5=iv. artaeis Is expected shortly. Na- +
rir..s Indications Justify are belief ihat lhe /,
rhiaI -.guI ct Jae Chinese viii he at hu- /
Leu-t'l#"-
4 dispatch from Toxic says that several /
Nuuti-.sl chinese prisoners who were taken +
~ tl- a.-tir w I.ns-Iaus arrived in Toxic I
today trHW.= were Boo the streets 20 see +
tue raptiv.s snB followed them from the I
sflrl.sL Co. prison The crowds were quiet l
81. - .-'s- a.. .ss...-....- - ''.'-e'
t.-l among several military stations
The Jar4le-- legation in Loulou has re- +
cs.y.sI aHr5.es g. si- effect that the Jana 4
us-e transport steamer Ar-aki liaru has m /
rived "a 1rEoAau-a from Houe Kong. \ +
chinese 4sEtaat Jeff Hong ksu-c a few
hours Before she Ar.lli 5raru. but contrary F.
a. expectation. made 10 attempt L. engage 4
the transport.
y dispatch from Shanghai says il is re- +
ported ,asre tiat Furs Arthur. the Chinese I
stronghold. where the Chinese fleet has .
been repairing damages, has been captured i
b. tse J-Iaue-e-
Asa~ricaz~ az B. Protected.
Wasui--;lu. Dr..ner 1t.-OliisiaIs Of the 4
Chine legation say Americans residing in +
Chiul VIII - given ample urut.. t!on as I
long aS the war exists. Tie. legation shares f
iaa G .lilE nAurr-ssi in recent cal.es from 4
I''liiIG that icr---uers have nothing 10 1
fesi- from uuti-s-hs 10 natives. The news I
paper auH private rllvie.s received .tJ the /
le-atlln make ID mention oil IN. ,.Nts-rne /
disorder ANA .aui- a- P-Riu- which the
cables reported. ANA iEa o.iieilis tini, these
reports were urUarflr-ef and ,.,r,.
through rreIrI.rsl channels. III IS ooiut.l
'u- thar rCway Uglu-a-i-s ara i1.ly L. oc-
cur iu war times. huL d. i~ stated v.ith posi-
t.vcEess that Jn- Chinese government newer /
Eas express g Gsaat 81 SIS ability 60 control
thee ice..i outbreaks. as Was 3 par.aJ. anil
that b. Euw ass--es Americans auu esther
iores-l Residents ,l complete E.otccu0u.
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