Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-08-13
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 Matters In Korea
 In conversation with Hon. Hugh Dins- nore, former minister to Korea, quite a little romance was developed. It appears that when the conspiracy of 1884 in horoa was discovered most of the young men en- gagged in it escaped to other countries, and two came to the United States and became aaturalized citizens. One of these was killed in n railroad accident, and the other Is living quietly in this city, hardly tO be distinguished as he walks the strcets in American costume from the culinary Outherncr from a malariOus region For BoInc years every preCautiOn was taken to conceal their rcsidencc and identity, but | availcd nothing. for the kOrean govern nent knows the whereabouts of every enc ,f these cxiles and has, it is asserted. its becrct agents forcvcr lowering about them. 1t is also said that every article on kOrcan affairs in American papers is clipped. for SarJlcd to Seoul and translated for the use 1f the government If needed This belief 6 strengthen by the now well known de lails of the pcrsistcnCy with which k0rean agents followed the chief cOnspirator, Kim Ok Yum, until he was killed in Shanghai.
 It will bc rcmcmberCd that after the American vCsSCl General sherman was EpeCkcd on the C,Hlst uf korCa and footed oy the natives and our Admiral Rodgers ihrCltcUCd the kUrCan capital the Tai Won Kun s-,nt an embassy to this coun- iry. at the hand Uf which was Prinuc Min Yong k. The young men who came with aim organiE,d a movement for changing shc government, and when hc UpPosrd 1t N-E 5uPly rcvealcd- Its lender, Kim Ok Yum, sscapcd to Japan, whcrs. the sCrrS-t a,Unt of the Tai-wun Kun had the address to he somc his nominal friend and adviser and succCC1Cd in inducing him to visit Shan-- mi Them he Cntcrcd the rousn of Kim In the alrssnCC Of the iattCrs ssrvant and 1rcd thrC shots. each Of which tOnk cf- feet. and Kim fell dead in the hall The assassin succ,y1ls~l in ECtting tEack to ko- rca and was highly rC~Saried- The curTsc Sf kim was pECparVxl for shipment tO Ja- pan, but the ssCprt Korean agents <ucCv~,d- ed in stealing it and sent IL to kuTCA, whCrc it was mutilafcd in an otssCcuc and disgusting manner, acCurling tO their GUS .om with relSCls. and then cut into eight pieces, onc being sent tO each Of thc eight provinces and huistcd uTpOn poles as n warninG to the pCOple- Such bring the known facts, it l. not at all surprising | try kcCps hin'sss somewhat private and iOcs not do IhC town of nights
 A Mrrr Mongultan Row.
 | At the embassies of thc nations most in- | .crcstCd thcrNc l. of CoursC a diplomatic scrvc maintained. and at this time of year ;hcrc m, practically no ssscial r,laiiOns Of | any kind. Mrs Cleveland and nearly all 1 the cabinet ladies bcing out of town as well as all the diplomats who can leave their psssts and nearly all the ladies "f tho diplomatic corps Chairman Morgan of she Ssrnate committee an forriEn affairs Is ln Alabama fighting for his senatorial life, as iS the next an the committee. Senator Butler Of south Carolina whilc SCnaGurs Ijray, Turpic and the Republican mem Sers have bsS,n too dCS.ply cngrnssCd with the tariff and other matters Io pay any attention tO a mCrc MOnGnlian TOW It l. somewhat singular, tUO. that after all ihCsr ycarS of friendly intercourse wc know sO little about China. much less Sermingly than about Japan. IL l. known 10 every rcsadCr in general way ;hAt Ja- pan has about B, 900. QUO Plr .'l', while Chi | m Is supposed to have CiGi.t fcn times ls many; but, 10 their fighting capaci- :ics, the opinions of public men hcTc vary Eo rather an amusing dcgrs'- AsIch is said about thusc wonderful invaSiOns of ihc west and south, which have taken placc at tolcrlhly r4-ular intervals from the most ancient times, when the gTClt plateau of central Asia SsS'In,d tO overflow. IS it wCrc. and SyVarIu< uf lArtslrianS de scrndcd uIsrn China. India, southwestern Asia and EuNI-' and the question k ss' -iOusly aSkv,l. Is it not possible that with gprat leader the M"usul~ may swarm again and "v, riiuw eastern EUr'IE's
 ! The wonderful work und' rtak"U ty Russia of hutEIlng rs,ilrs'd ncr'~- ~i 1rria Ia the Pacific an l. calculated to excite enthusiasm au''nc \lus ri,-In>. :,V.d It is Cp'Ttain that kurC.s would gain ly a. Ing abSurbsyi int" the Russian emp. = kOpTl. in fact. iS the uuC party that l' sun, tu come out q Gslin"r n" matter h',v the contest terminates, for she could moi le in a worse fix, and her absorption by an! of the powers would bc an improvement
 Tax Robbers
 AccorTiing to Mir DinslTor,s aS we'll a. ,he papers sent tO the fur'iEn affairs cs'm mittec and the consular rCVOTts. the G1v srnmcnt of EOrCa is now about as bHd n. lt Is possible for any men, human govern mcnt to become The system of taxation Is the worst which the perverted inFcnui ty of half educated harharians could de
 visa. The royal commissioners announce | that they must have n cCTtain sum ana
 AppOrtionate it tO the eight provinces
 The local authorities divide out their ter
 ritOry among farmers of the rcvcnuC, ana
 .hesc arc allowed Ia sQucczc all they caI
 put of tho lnbUring classes and kccp thu
 surplus over the proportion tO the prov
 Ince as their fecs- They proceed AcourVl Ilngiy on tho system which was onoc saiG
 so prevail in tho bo1In towns of thu wCs
 -''sizc a mans pile. leave him unl!
 tnough to .gCt to tho next town and tAk
 all tho ruSt' X missionary rcisDrts thu
 the great mass Of the psNIplc live In men mud huts with VvattleSl rsufS, and eat tn
 Eilost kind of food. while in mast of tn
 country thsrC is no middle class the Tup
 ulation consisting of few tax lnrVls am
 many dcyradcOl lab0rrrs- All thc r,aSt thu
 Is worth knowing about tho country ma
 bc found in any -OOd CyClUIsyiia-
 While CaCh congressman considers chief
 ~ the effcCt grCat fuU'is,n war miEli
 have On his district. CNpCTts tn o1lHvr lins
 watch for sVDsviilc r>SultS-nAVAl ul'sn | scc how the n"w style v'->-s'ls will ws'g and artillCri~tS 1o ssVs how thc MOnEUliari
 will gst on WsIh Ihe latest IsaigCTu> |
 guns, but Iu,r>I vf all llsr yhy>icizlli FhCrc is a dEc,aiful il-sls'- raging tn Cl. nl- and tl8ss cholera tS moving NCaStVS1gG VIII this WAT hasten Ihc movement uf n snc and incrCHs-, the virulcnCc Uf thC otE
 Ef Truc, thcre arr awful possibilities i . Ercat eastern war In conclusion Et pleasure Ca rccurd thAf We are on th best of terms with nu nations. thOu- mcn of foreign birth continue to UrRnnIS disturbances in tho coke rHsioTls and els, ] Shere-a fact which brings support | Inc strinESnt immi <Tnfion bill now pend nG. bill thnr would practically cXrlud ihosc gentlenCn VShosr names haVr tCl ninal facilities in ski J- B. PARAE- Meat and Digestion
 The most easily di.y=stcd meats. arcu-d
 ng tO a scientific journal. EangC in th