Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-11-16
FOREIGN,

CONSERVATION has been caused in
China by the di GO cry that the Tel
Yang squadron has been caught in a
trap at Port Arthur by the Japanese,
owing to the neglect or O.erruling of
Ii Hung Changes orders. Ii Hung
Chang disclaimS any responsibility in
the matter.
A. J MOUNTNEY JAPSON, explorer
and author, who went into Africa with
Henry Nj. Stanley and found Emin
Pasha, will come to California to be
married. In few weeks the wedding
of Mr. Japson and Miss Anna Head,
daughter of A. +. Head. the we'll
known millionaire mining man of san
Francisco, will be celebrated.
The London Telegraph says that
Japan will demand as the terms of
peace the cession to her of the Island
of Formosa and the payment of an in
demnity of e30,0J0,0O0 or 100000, 900.
FL reigners who have arrived at Che
Foo from Port Arthur say the Japan
csc are attacking the latter place by
land and by sea. A Chinese feet lies
inside the harbor
THE governors of the southern prov
inces of Morocco, pressed by the rebels
in their respective districts, have
sought refuge in Morocco City, fleeing
from the outraged Kabyles, their long
suffering, oppressed and despoiled sub
ject5. The Sultan has ordered them
back to their districts. To obey means
death at the hands of those people,
who have laid siege to the southern
capital and plundered the surrounding
country.
THE Chinese army of the north has
retreated to the mountains, where the
soldiers are reported to be starving and
suffering severely from cold and expo
sure. The Japanese army is reported
to be encamped at tOng Wang Cheng.
The ,lap anese are pursuing some 1900
Chinese, mostly law recruits. Port
Arthur is not exp ,cted to make de-
termined stand against the japanese.
Admiral Sir +. X. Fremantle. in com
mand of the Bri ish fleet, considers
that Port Arthur will probably be the
scene of the last engagement of any
Importance between the Chinese and
japanese.
IT has come to the knowledge of the
United States Emba sy that the pre-
tense that the prohibition of the land
ing of American cattle in Germany
was based on sanitary reasons is with
out foundation. 1t appears that the
Hamburg sanitary authorities pass
ed two OF the cargoes OF cattle
in question as healthy, and
that thereupon Prussian sanitary OIL
GERS were Orlered to Hamburg and
subsequently, announced that the car
goes of Gait o were afflicted with Texas
fever The cattle shippers of Ham
burg are indignant at the action OF he
PruSsian authorities, as they have
re Gently built four cattle steamers for
the American service. anC the YES
sells have b en- rendered ,eless by the
prohibitory orders recently issued.
A DISPATCH from Rio de Janeiro
SAYS: Some artillerymen, here, hav-
ing been ordered to Pernambuco, fatty
refused to move, and detachment of
infantry was sent to the artillery bar
racks to restore order. The artillery
men barricaded the barracks and
prepared to defend themselves,
all the time shouting: 'DOwn
with Peixoto, Down with Hunger"
Finally, their Colonel appearing,
they listened to his speech recon-
mending obedience, and promising the
government would redress their
wrongs when order was restored.
Twenty OF the ring eaders were then
arrested by the infantry and lmmedi-
ately shot. One hundred aud seventy