The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-10-27
not REJECTED As YET
China Wishes Peace Upon
Certain Terms.


LosDos, Ossobsr 90-Ihs Daily Hsvs
win publish to-moErow IL ssmi-emefnl
stats0ant: Adayoe to aftw u Cahd-
- Co1neil China iniosnssd Gssat ~
Gin that - w. psspassd 10 nsgptiats
Soe peaee0n ceetafn tsEma. Great Brit
Gin nads ovsstssss TO fhs POWERS On .
nsw basis, and asked Jspaa vhsthsr III
tsFms suGgsstsd By China eoaid ipsm IL
basis a nsv negotiations foe peace. j.
pan did not reply dednits,y. but has not
rejsctsd TIE proposals.. The msjositiss
81 ths powers ass in aecpsd with Grsat
Britain, and thHs i likelihood tint
others viii asssat. Ths intssvsatioa \
purely diplomatic. ard i o6Srsd 10 both
combatants IN tie irisndlisst spirit.
A Tines' Ten Tim cosrsspondeat says
China deaires peaoo, becsussy Though
AWARD OF hR immeneo RESERVES of
strength, she would willingly syuid tbs
sacrifices. Fisk and exPsnss q bringing
then into action. She viii, however,
such iores - will render . Japanece
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may exhaust boGh ddes.
fHB yARAuEss PARIxAMKHf.
HnosmAA, Japan, October "a. "A -.
sioa a RasliAment wne head hare to-day.
The speech from The throne was deliv-
cred b. the Mikado in pefsoa. His Ma
testy sAid he bad decided 70 convene IN
Extraordinary session and had given di-
Fections 10 his Minister'S 70 submit Tor
the deliberation Of the Diet . bill provid-
ing for increased expenditure Tor ths
army and navy, IN important matter.
He declared that be was greatly panied
that China should have losyoeten her
duties in regard to the maintenancs Al
peaOe in the East in Conjunction With
Japan, and the Aikado added:
Bat - she brought shout the present
state Of adairs, end - hostilitiea haye
begun, ve will mot stop until Ne have At
tanned our objects."
He hoped that al Of his subjects in
the Empire would cooperate with tho
government and restore peace by means
Of . great triumph for The japanese
arms.
From DIHFKRExr Poum.
LONDON, October 30L-The Shanghai
correspondent Of the Central News says
that the Chinese government i making
great effort to raise domestic lon,
milliona have been taken already.
The vork Of the fortifcstions st Wei
Hal Wei 10 pressed forward with fever
ish haste. The old foen have been
strengthened, new ones are going mp
and Ill the weaker points are being cov-
cred with eaxthworks. Troops are con-
~>~x~>As~~ to- .l--~l~ IL ->~~ -
them are indi6eFeatly equipped. The
garrison d thoroughly alarmed for the
safety Of the port, and sensational ru-
0ors a. to an approaching attack are Get
afloat almost daily. The commander
has good reason to expect . sudden a.
tack from the japanese soon.
A rebellion has broken out in the dis
trict around Foo Chow, and peaoeable
persons are coming into the city BY hum
dreds. The lear Of . japanese attack
has inaeased recently, and moro toFpe-
dos and mines hsys besn laid in the
bed a Tie MIN. The river has been %
carefully fortified that navigation has
become dAngerous. Wednesday q junk
struck Q torpedo, and was blown 10
pieces. Most a the crew were drowned.
PAIRED 10 suRrRmB THEN.
LONDON, Oc4ob~ 1o.-It II still doubted
that tie Japaneoe have landed anywhere
in China A Shanghai dispatch reports
that the japanese a4 the Yalu river tried
to surprise the Chinese under cover Of
darkness, but failed and retired after de-
sultosy firing at long range. The Chi
neee assert that they inflicted Ion upon
the japanese advance guard.
FokIuYNo PMo yAHe INLET.
Trxx Tsu, October ga dispatch
from Port Arthur, dated October 10,
states that the japanese have abandoned
Thornton Haven and proceeded to Ping
Yang Inlet, which they are strongly for
tifying. h 10 reported in native circles
here that big battle had been fought
between Chinese and japanese forces
north Of the Yalu river Monday, Octobea
Is. No details are obtainabie. The
edge Of such battle.
1n cxAR's ILLNESS A. A FACTOR.
LONDON, October 2O.-The Standard n
. leader 9ys: 1--WE shrink from spec
ulating upon the consequences that MAY
result in Asia, ~ we'll a. in Europe, whei
. life % valuable - that Of the CA
ends. Seldom has there been . momen
when the Car might for good or evil b,
/ % potent factor in the fortunes of tn
East Without expecting the collaps'
Of China the time must soon come whes
the problems Of the fnr East must b,
taken into account. When that crisi
arrives Il will be . misfortune 10 Ii,
world II Russia's policy b guided b,
any other hand than his."
4 Another Newspaper CAAass.
1 CHICAGO. October 80. - The Time
announced this morning that 1t . stock
holders meeting yesterday afternoos
Adolph Kraus. until that time minor
ity stockholder. bad secured control Of I
majority Of the stock and will assum,
control Of the paper to-day. Prestos
Harrison and his brother, Carter H
Harrison, will still hold . large block O
stock. Kraus was Corporation Counse
under the late Mayor Harrison, and va
an intimate friend Of hia.
nsxseaa silver IN Psrts Aaes.
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