Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-27
DISCREET JAPANESE.
r,,r,n PLANS SECRET, nut
" STRIKE HARD


.ar delay IN tue JAPANESE hilii-
..osemenis is to allow time for
.'nnletlon OF a great plan Of In
!. Any day may bring news of
n. in Northern corea and out
y a 10000 troops for some point
= inner conat OF the Gulf OF Pc
~ as the decisive time APP
~ the Japanese authorities grow
IA more deaf TO appeals for in
..on They frankly declare that
y 4 one Of their chief conditions
.-..ss This belief is not agreeable
I. newspaper correspondents who
.rcsn,ly arrived from san Fran
md who strongly desire to be
CA 10 the confidence of the gov
,,ui They are offered transporta-
4 corea, passports authorizing
| d visit any part Of the peninsula,
Ip,ters OF introduction to the civil
.,.at Seoul and the generals OF the
|. nut they are OF the opinion
,hesc privileges win avail them
unless they are told where they
N 70 to look for adventures and
|.steed the right to accompany all
Liant expeditions. This is more
NE government is at present
"a 70 concede and the Telegraph's
['pondents have left for Shanghai
n, expectation OF finding better
|tunlty among the Chinese. Two
Fan Journalists, one representing
New York World. are nov In
khlma. on their way to Cprea, A
II for the San Francisco Examiner
- TO remain in Toxic. An i'm
|xon has been conveyed by the
CA newspapers in Eastern Asia
an abundance and trustworthy
n OF news can be obtained in
n An examination OF the tele-
4, sent from Chinese-ports to Eu-
ma America does not sustain
lelef, for in the various accounts
II, events since the fight at Asan
Il IS scarcely any foundation. The
hose, II silent, do not attempt to
|ad on vital points. One error,
me only, is laid to their charge.
X are accused OF circulating doubt
rports to the effect that Admiral
I.nanile eNculpated Japan from all
Incal blame in the matter OF sink
ne Kow Shlng. The Japanese
That they had. and stu have rea-
D believe that the statement Is
IL he Imperial government desired to
~ sensation by means OF Ad-
u Freemantle's name, there Is
| sg conviction that they could easily
q BY calling attention to that of
h correspondence with Admiral Ito
! polnting the way to an inquiry as
T ~ British admiralty's opinion on
sabject, but the Japanese ministry
/ "a embodiment OF official discre-
and popular curiosity Will never
|utisiied from this END OF tine iine.
Japanese military headquarters are
! eentered at the imperial palace at
~ but will be transferred Septem-
| Is to the town OF Hiroschima, In
Inland sea, from which troops ant
.Ees are shipped 10 Corca. The
eror started thither on the 18th, ao
E.anied by Count Ito. II Is not ex
VI that any other departments VII
Transferred and the general busl
] government will continue at To
4 The average daily expenditure O
1 Japanese government In eonnec
9lth the war Is estimated at 3O
ibout $4,000. On the 18th Of Au
voluntary contributions 20 tn
fund from all parts OF the coun
hid reached Toxic to the amour
sore than $50. 900 yen. The contrlbu
10 the fund and the same dat
nted to over 100000 yen. At IN
init Of one OF the most prOminen
IA Toxic Is the Sh,nto temple
4 has been erected to the memoir
Ne soldiers who were killed In IN
una rebellion OF 1871. In this ed
4 an exhibition which was opene
smber II. Flags, cannon. muslc'
mments and other spells capture
Chinese Shong Hwan and Asal
than 100000 citizens attended q
n ffst day and nearly double tbs
eber on the second Great mutt
y OF visitors came TO the capitl
radius OF fifty miles. The pre-
hpan halls with delight the appa
~ well founded report that oihcl
pfship is 10 be greatly modified,
ltolshed. This liberal measure.
lfd through. viii be due TO the u
pc OF Count Inouye, VINO NJ
fgly advocated the complete TeNl
the press laws.
eSpe1lency OF organizing privn
aitlons by Japan TO harrass u
| Of China vs. discussed In the new
o OF Toxic, and It Is stated tn
sal wealthy nOblemen are propar,
Epply the funds required for u
1taklng. The following treaty.
.see between Japan ard Corea h
signed by Otori, the Japane
sier 10 Coren, and Kin lnshok
e1rean miu,ster OF foreign affairs
governments OF Japan anf Core
\ ihe Corean government instruct
hpanese minister at Seoul, Core
y 10Th Of July. 1894. with the "a
a y expulsion OF Chinese troops
~ In Corea, and TO define this "a
clearly and to accomplish l
y that both countries should {
ncert. the undersigned ministe
tg received full authority IN
II enter the following agreeme'
1iele / The alliance has Tor
the expulsion az Chinese tfoe
The Corean borders. the strengI
IL Of the independence ana =
4 n mint OF COrea, and the iurth
NJ EA