The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-10-25
LATB FOREIGN NEWS.
SIX DAYS LATER NEWS By THE s. N.
CASTLE.
THE ORIENTAL WAR.

ues6 has CTOSScu I00 6iu TlS6T auu
formed new camp. A battle is be-
lieved to be imminent.
A dispatch from Shanghai says
that rumors are current there that
a rebellion has broken out in the
district Of Jehol, in the province of
Chi Ii, the object of the rebellion
being TO overthrow the Manchu
dynasty.
The steamer Wen Chow reports
having spoken seven Japanese war
ships on Sunday. Some were ten
miles south aud others were north
east OF the promontory. The Japa-
nese we're inquiring about the move
ments OF the Chinese southern
squadron.
British Admiral Freemautle, CON-
mandiug the Chinese station, tele-
graphs that when his command
shall be increased by three vessels
he will have sufficient force at his
disposal to garry out any instruc-
tions given him.
The report OF an instruction at
Jehol, the seat OF one Of the impe-
rial palaces, 10 miles from Pekipg,
| ID apparently COuuEmot'
The Russian cruisers Digit and
Vladimir Monomach have been
ordered TO the far east.
The Cologne Gazette correspond.
ent at st. Petersburg telegraphs
that, for the purpose OF checking
the depredations OF the Chinese
maraudsrs the Russian Government
has decided to send to the frontier
five battalions Of Siberian troops,
two companies OF Cossacks aud
three batteries Of artillery, under
the command Of General Schen.
1t Is semi.ofhcially stated that the
despatch Of French war ships to
China Is by virtue Of an international
agreement between Russia, Great
Britain, Germany and France al
ready adhered to.
A Shanghai despatch via London
says: United States Minister DENLY
: has warned the American residents
at Peking that the city would Ger.
tainly be attacked by the Japanese,
, and advised that the women aud
children be sent to places OF safety
Already many OF the wealthier ma
tives are departing, and many other,
5 are making preparations to follow.
A despatch from Clee Foo to the
8 Pail Mall Gazette Oct. 3 says the
8 British aud Russian Ministers start
ed for Peking yesterday. The objec,
Of their visit Is not known.
All the women and children be
= longing to foreigners have left Pc
| king for places If safatv
4 WASHINGTON, Oct. S.-The crisis O
"A the Chinese Japenese war 10 looked
for within the next ten days or tw,
weeks by those most interested ant
. best informed in the contest. tn,
u legations OF the two countries ar
expecting daily to hear that dsci
4 s,vs battle has been fought. Thi
"a is based on the fact that the Japa
" nese have been gradually closing i
around Peking aud the invadin
B. army is compelled, by force Of Gil
10 cumstances, to strike their blow a
s. once or not at all. The intens
cold, which comes on about tn
middle Of October, makes this in
u perative. The Japanese troops ar
W wholly unprepared for the rigorou
- climate OF Peking which Is du
within two weeks, the climate {
20 japan being very mild, even !
b. winter.
a. The Chinese look upon this as on
n. OF their defenses, and the Japaue.
T.. fully appreciate that II compe
-. them to concentrate their campsig
Nv for this year into the next few weel
90 aud, IL possible, days. For that RI
son they are prepared to NAL
heroic efforts to decide the contel
y, at once. They are without the hea,
10 clothing, camp equipment, ETC., I.
'e- q campaign in the bitter cold.
80 Secretary Herbert has at last co.
santet to sent naval expert to Il
h, Orient to the seat Of war. Assistal
- Naval Constructor Richmond Ho
~ son volunteered aud was selecte
ha Japanese officials deny that priva
" correspondence is subject to Go
ernment espionage.
.v UNITED STATES.
% From the effects OF q self-impos,
MI fast Of fifty days George Marsh,
Sloan, lawyer, died on Oct. in Ci
MS cago.
nd Oliver Wendell Holmes died
* his home overlooking the Charl
en River Oct. 7.
he Breckenridge OF Kentucky says
will run for Senator. Secretary
q. Carlisle is also mentioned as
'9t possible candidate.
.h Three young men in San Fra
,,ns cisco have been sentenced to pris
ion for life for the robbery with violen
%" Of $50 from friend.
,o|. EUROPE.
ur- A despatch from St. Petersbu
ora published in Germany states q 81
re- den change for the worse has tax
DIX place in the Cars condition. Pr,
rue era are offered up in all the gsr
sons and regimental churches
,oa order Of the Minister OF War for
,at- preservation OF his life.
his An anarchist plot extending O,
wo- the whole OF Italy has been d
md covered.
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