Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-17

An persons concerned IN nreparlng
ana negotiating the treaty have been
honored with hieh marks ot cNnaidera-
tion by the Japanese government The Z
minister ot foreign airairs, Mu,sa
Munoinitgu. has been raised to the
peoragr With the title OF Nlscount and
a grant Of i0,oaN YEN, about ssNNNV0 N
gold, As minister At Washington tNe
years al,o this official was very pop
ular Ia the eastern part OF the United
states. he negotiated the Mexican
treaty with Japan, memorable as the
one previous 70 the Instrument lust
enacted, IN Which the Japanese anton-
onous rights were recognized, Wis
count AolSl, JapancFe envoy at London.
receives the frst-elaas Decoration OF
the Rising sun and an annuity %
40 yen, Mr.. Hyashl. vlcc-nlnister OF
foreign nffaira, liz awarded the medal
pt tho second class. as are also H. w,
Denlsnn. the American legal advisor OF
the foreign office, ana H. V. siehold, "a
Attnche 10 the London legation. The
services OF Mesars Safe, Chide ana
Nakedn. secretaries OF the foreign o.
flee. are rccompenaed by decorations of
q lower degrre.
II IL curious to observe that the best
tarir Japan ran now get for England "
far less beneficial than that attached
10 the treaty of 1853, negotiated pN
Townsend Harris, the nrsl onNoy from
the United Statra Mi harris might
have imposed any terms that suited
him. but with lust regard Tor what
lie believed 10 be Iapnn'e interests he
arranged a schedule, the aNerHee ot
wAich was about 90 per cent, some
articles being rated us high as 10 per
ceut. Tho scale waR forced down ny
representatives OF old powers untll
Within ten years the nn"ragN hecpmn
per cent,
chinese and japanese fleets continue
10 play tho game OF hide and seek ~
tho mouth OF the Gull of pnchiu where
tile shlps Of the 'Middle Kingdom cons
( ocal thOmselN os 80 effectunllN that tor
/ olgnorA Ia the open ports cannot Hpee-
| ulate As 90 their position Fhc Jap
l anosc can accomplish little more thah
/ 10 check the transportation 81 VlnneHe
I troops To CortN, and In tins they nave
/ 40 far guccccdcd that further rrin.
I forcsmepts. if undertaken At all, VIII
I "a by land, but n appears
/ to ht doubled that China intends TO
] strengthen her ForCvr IN the peninsula
4 further Moet Of the bodies now w mo
| ton are snid 10 be making their WAY
toward ricn Tain aud Pckh, inc ~,
fousc 10 the approaches 10 the eapltai
! b,ur considered uf tile FIRST moment.
I The who'll country between ihe capital
and the gulf ~ IN great aBitation Npr-
reapoudeuta from The interior write 70
the china Gh8etteV mat intense Ter
i,li pervudOs the entire uerlherh Nln7
pirc. ,,,,,,
the report Y Vlivu'5 y, 49, 1Ia vii
Chang, ihoush npW ~ 49, ,',,,,,,,nd
W viueiNu W 49, ~. ,,,ntineut MOI.
OF ne alilleh on , ~ AZ ia, cnurt
81 the rasultA uf his management W 70
this time the humiliation lnnlctrd
upon MN mas Rulu nv ~ ~ ls ,,. iari,,.
WITHDRAWN o. SUI p,,iot,,',nen, ~ Two
rdlluhN anu Wv ~ III n,tc..odings
hlgh oihc'eis W Wh'eh n,e S",,S ,,,et
But u thn army ~ ,s n,a,tton ,ylli
with serious ulsaestin 10 ,rain,r. thnt
be rNueiney 49,, p, ,,,s,rs IL the
San not De KEPT lppi'i r,'. II, f'hi.
only ono unparlpnap'e e. Iii
neee atRtcHmanshiu n ,,, IN the
tAfy nctNlS y a',a,,ttnn ia alvrt,
north oonMlsrRp'v a ,n,,,ev,rW nionn
TO STRENGTHENING anu i"'"''"'N
the COASTS ...,.. IL, 90.
The inncuNHy % Wv ,,.,nis,s mar.
rea give liso =" Nii'"u1 ~ ''nurohpn.
tieularly In Japan W"s'' Fpn,,,.,,1
sionn Of a reverse are lt1vg p 'ss.N
the armies nave ueon Win, tnso
march OF one Another iui SONY ts
Tunng eklfmiHheS are HuPPVoN' "
lnstiEntcd by the Japanese " 1919
the attention OF IN" HuNDt't M.,,,,t,, Y
strong BODY pyuNeoH XIX NAM bnfor,
10 strike the chinese W we Isnr n n,'' ~
they can escape Mhus a.. 4,
circulation NouI.' ~ ,he ann,
about to take fpnnihuh" ~ ,ti,,,,,
Japanese forces ~ ,o'us' Nv Mas, n,,,,
and naval He y one " Wv ", w., "" W,
clnls In the service eehe'n, 80"
mains al the head ot W, NDVp, IN y,
Admiral IA IN IA M"i >" ~
the naval branches. ~ A,,,r,ca,
Up to the ptfNenl u,nv ~ ma hee,
or European Correspondents N.Y. KIN ,,.'.,
permitted 10 follow ~ ,'',r'
troops into the helr' opleu''ol n, !,
made that II would De nIip l,1,,,,', ,n
proven; them from oite"'u.l',h, ~ +,
! formation that might pe "nVan,
the enemy, Reporters 81 'epiu. M
papera are allowed 10 follow N w
: direction and may aend t'leHranin ,.s
! OF charge over tue RoNeim,ln'n. WV wv,
J but these privileges are hiil, ,' W
Z rigid censorship whlch 1piun
publication Of all news uht nnh ~
! passed under otiiclal hupefSlspflmn
. sensation hna been chusoh IN iD ,'
8 by the action Of EUROPEAN -
! sp0ndcnt who july " hnaeI'oYN
Z. send telegram Btatlnk lhut sapn
q had declared war. As ms Was unuu
4 and az the announcement nlBnl nay
Z seriously preiudiced japan ln ,., ,
: the Geographic authorities G9fpntu
q tratatutt This fufRsnKe, Wneituppn "