The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-10-03
IT'S sure ENOUGH war
KUNo TAKES t'sFAr PLACE

Iapan 10 Pushing opspasons
Against Her 8nemy-pskln 10 In
Actual Danger of BEING
Captured.
LoMpon, Oet IA British naval ofAese
lttachsd 10 the Chinsss naval squadroa
Engaged In the fight Oh the mouth Of the
Yalu river has written . lsttse to tbs
n vhish hs says: ''Oa board
Ihs wasship CAsa Yuen ths fighting was
lvfuL Tbs decks and suaes around the
runs we're strswu with human frasmsnts.
Three Of The 0vs men working on four.
an gun were blown up By shell from the
japanese warship Naniwa. The fourth
runner vas shot while trying 70 escape
from the turrst, and The nth stuck to bis
post.
wAR's woEyrL WORK.
'sThis mAn Asst Arsd thrss rouuds at
10 Naniwa, ono shsll sntss,ns the engine
loom Of the japanese ship and another
srushing hsr foesbsidgs. The Naniwa then
hauled Oh. The Chinese admiral 70.
Rarded the surviving eunnse With pre-.
mt Of LOO tasls. A she'll glanced from
~ steel deck Of The Chen Yusn aud wont
through the tower, shattsring everything
lhersin.
"A iisutsaaal 10 The cot Of spsakins
through tube leading 70 The englne roo@
ms blown into atoms and hls hsad was
eft hanging 10 the speaking pipes. A
Amma fpn~1naxA - auv,n<., s,s. s~-.a>A -
board hv shot, crushing large number
v sailors Int . shApsless macs.
"A European engineer cropping about IN
N sndeavoe to repair steam pipe, wAs
1esnchsd from hsad 10 foot With the
Mood of an assistant who wss dissm-
eowellsd b. . shot from the ensmy's
hip"
JAPs ADVANCING.
TuN Tssu, Oct. Alt = ofleially On.
nouneed that 5000 japanese troops have
lrrivsd close to Passist Bay, nsar the
Russian fsontirs. Prsvious to this on
nounosmsnt Il was rsportsd here that the
sapansse feet bad been sighted Sept. 20
10 miles from Shanghai Kwsn and 800
miles from Pskin. Largo bodies Of Chi.
nese troeps have besn drafted to that d,s-
lrast in The last few days 10 prevent the
Japanese landing.
r1xM N DANCER.
sHAN0nAi. Oct. a-Ths sutifoseiRu
lselins ct Pskin 10 Increasing hourly aud
tAe authoeitiss hnd Il dineult 70 reprsss
he outbesaks II the Chlusss population.
Leading Chinese representative at Pskiu
Iear that u the Japanese march upou ths
Pskin capital h will b captured, % The
Chinese soldiers gathered TO defend Il ere
and unreliable. Il 10 ~
ported that Il Hung Chang has received
ecdses 70 prooesd TO Cocsa.
II DoTaERs THEM.
WAsuINoToN, Oct. a-Ths oGleials here
Who have bsen olossly watching the pro-
gsess oe ths war In the East ere pusslsd
10 account foe the landing of 5000 Japan.
- troops at Possslt bay, - aunounesd
odieially from Tisn Tsin. This bay liss
directly on the eastern boundary bstwesn
Cecea and the Russian maritime prev.
lness. u b nee believed any Chinsss
eroops are In Ne nsighborhood, The oos,n.
try y too rugged and barren to warrant
ths plan Of marching troops overland
clear sesuss Ceesa to joln the army ID
vsneine On 1ukdsn, and II b eoossdsssd
that the Japansss ere preparing 10 resist
. possible advance b. Russian troops
from the north into Corea.
CHiNAMEN DOUBT IT.
WASHINGTON, Oct., a-Ths oflsials oi
the Chinese legation were very incesdu.
lous to-day Of The reports from Shanghai
that The Chinese emperor was about to b
and bic place occupied By Q con
ct Prince Kuns. Il 10 pointsd out thai
Prince xung has hsen In retirement q
long and his Son 10 20 little known in DO
litical Affairs that there 10 no reasonable
basis for ersditine such an internal rsvo
luton ~ might overthrow the emperor.
THAT new TREATY.
The ofneial draft Of the new treaty BE-
tween Chius and the United States, q
recently signed In China, b nov on its va,
10 the legation here. Il 10 expseted ths
tho pessidsnt's proclsmation, mskias the
treaty s6sctivs In this country, will b th'
next step taken.
KuNo 10 a CRACKER-yAcH.
Prince KunR, who has been recalled Il
impsrisl favor In China and plaesd at III,
bead Of the privy eouncil, = ssid by diplo
mats who know him personally TO b. on.
cf the ablest and most adroit statesmen
In the Chinese empire. He has bshins
him long record Of distinguished ssrvics
bsginninR in 1850 and running till 1854
when he fell Into disgrace. He was th
founder Of the Tsung II Yumsn priv
council, has bread knowledge Of forsie,
affairs and to his courage and energy 4
remaining ct Pekin In 1851. when the Brit
ish occupied the placs and tho imperia
family Ned. was due the very existsnce Q
the rsiguing dynasty.
Kuxa KICKED OUT.
In April. 1854. the empress dlsmisss.
him from offlce In dissracs, In her deere
asserting that, probably on account ol
broken health. he had become carelss
and had neglected his duties. He ha
since then recovered and while he 10 NOV
In the eos he 10 said TO be q vigorous
alert man. During bis retirement from
ofacs he had always opposed Ii Hum
Chang, the vicsroy, and his restoration 1
taken here to mean the ascsndancy O
his party over Ii Hung Chang, and il
also believed that he stands committed I,
. vigorous war policy and will endeavor I,
force the fighting with the Japanese in
stead of following the fabian policy Of I
Hung Chang. who must give place I,
kung in the direction OF affairs.