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New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
ANOTHER ULTIMATUM TO CHINA.
1T Is BELIEVED THAT ENGLAND WILL DEMAND
THE DEGRADATION OF YICEROY CHANG


CHII TUNG.
LONDON. Oct. l2.-George J. Goschen, First Lord
OF the Admiralty; the Duke OF Devonshire. Presi-
dent Of the Council, and Arthur !. Balfour. First
Lord Of the Treasury have been summoned by
Lord Salisbury to conference IN London The
officials M med with Joseph Chamberlain. Secretary
OF state for the Colonies. form council within
the Cabinet They are preparing decisions on which
the Picnary Councils opinion will be taken. Mr.
Goschcn's hurried arrival from switzerland yester-
day ard his long stay at the Admiralty. create the
imprcgsi1n that dangerous developments are I'M
perdng involving action on the part OF the British
Mediterranean squadron. Trustworthy Foreign Of
flee opinion r.. however that 1t is not the Turkish
Government. but that Of China. which is urgently
eneagng the attention OF the Ministers. Niceroy
Chang ChIh Tung, undaun;ed by the demons ration
lately made by IN, British fleet the Miu River
and the Yang-Tse- Klang. has curty refused 70 be
used as a medium 70 convey Peklng the British
demands for a fuller inquiry into the ku-Cheng
massacre anI reparation therefor. 1t Is not believed
that Great Britain VII remain content with the ac
that another ultimatum VIII be sent simultaneOus.y
Z, Chang Chih Tung ant the Government at Peking
within the next few days.
Probably Lord Salisbury VIII consult with The
Official expectation is that the result VIII be action
on the part of the British squadron In chinese
waters The situation recalls a speech made by
Lord Salisbury far back as ls'l In "A debate n
the House OF Lords on the massacre OF missionaries
I'm Ticn-Tsn. He then said that the Government Of
China did not have the power. even II II mad the
VIII to prevent the natye feeling against foreigners
cumlnailng in outrages. The only way 10 deter the
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
MARINES on GUARD IN SEOUL.
SENT TO PROTECT THE AMERICAN LIE
CATION.
TIE PETREL ORDERED TO CHEN 'hfo-"D'i""
CARPENTER REPORTS on THE DisTuH-
RANGES IN COREA.

TIE PETREL ORDERED TO cHEMrLPo-ApM'"Ah
CARPENTER REPORTS on THE piSru"-
BANcEs IN coREA.
washington. oct. IA dispatch from Rear-Ad-
m,raI Carpenter in regard to affairs in Corea was
,as,o, TOD this afternoon 1t IL dated Nagasaki.
October If lie says IL reported therc tha'
affairs in Seoul much disturbed. lie near" re-
ports that the Queen had probably been assaSs'.
mated and that officers Of the Kings part! "''
taken refuge In the United States Legation Al ."e
urgent demand the Charge dAffalres me marine
ton that date to protect the property """ P''
Kdmiral Carpenter also reported that he had or,
dered the gunboat Petrol from Chef 90, niiS; "
the port aTSrs OF been sent by the Navy
Department to Admiral Carpenter win re.e.toc 1,s
the Corean situation. and 1t is said that the dis
trbuton OF his fleet IL entirely within his discretion
No advices from Seoul have reached the state D'-
prince PAX formerly Secretary Of the Interior IN
Corea. and now an exile is in Washington He has
McAdoo and presented letters Of Introduction, but
did not talk on the Corean political situation; al IL
sasslnated proves to be true Prince PAX VIII PROB
ably return to his native country. - co,.
crnment the time % the occurrences mentioned IN
Admiral Carpenters dispatch. was similar 10 tnar ar
between Japan and China. II was because OF an
insurrection that both China and Japan sent troops
hos.ilitics between the two countries. II was
through the Efforts of the Queen or Corea reportt
he iss.naed that the King caused the ar5gse a
and exile Of Prince PAX. now in Washington: lne
leader OF the party opposed to the Queen Is me
Kings father and his accession to the control or
affairs may result In the return of Prince PAX VINO
is looked on as the coming dictator OF his country
The King is said to be nonentlty VINO VII no'
figure except nominay. in future Corean history.
The reference In Admiral Carpenters dspatch 10
the charge daffaires - Seoul shows that MI. SIl
IS absent from his post At the state Department
Iothng is known Of his movements, hut IL Is pre-
sum@d that he is absent temporarily from his post
The charge d'affares Is II. y. Allen. formerly
missionary In Corea. and at one time connected with
the Corean Legation in Washington His official
rank Is secretary CT legation.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13

England. Hitherto there has been no single
work accessible to the general reader oeaiirs
with this important subject, and even 'he pro-
fessional student has been forced to colect
formidable array Of volumes before he coud nave
the naval history of his own times at hand. Gap
tain Mahan's preface will greatly enhance the
value Of the book especially the chapters on
japanese and Chinese warfare ana VPc"'
French and English ironclads
.Iacmillans will publish next week Miscei-
laneous Studies" by Walter Pater. Fisher IN
win will soon issue a complete edition or W. b
Yeats's works In a single volume. He VIII also
publish an edition de luxe OF the translation OF
lie Cabaret dcs Trois Vertus. by s. Juir. This
is story Of heroic adventure OF the time or
Louis XIV. In the manner of the elder Dumas
but the interest centres in the series OF forty
splendid designs by Daniel Verge The same
publisher will also issue volume OF curious
stories OF Indian superstition under the title
Of Silent Gods and Sun-Steeped Lands The
author Is r. W. Frazer, who has devoted his
lie to the study OF the languages and history
Of India.
The Society OF Portrait Painters exhibits fair
~ good collection Of new and old portraits at the
New Gallery. AS 1t consists only of portraits 1t
is a dull show for the general public, but there
is variety enough in style method and coloring'
Mr. Whistler has one good canvas. Carmen
which he styles "A Crimson Note" 1t Is well
painted and shows the delicacy and perfection
Of his art, without being subject that interests
one. There Is a theatrical portrait OF Nine sara
Bernhardt whose back is shown. while she looks
over one shoulder. 1t Is by Antonio Gandara'
and is showy rather than pleasing. Mr. Herko-
mers portrait Of Mr.. Beerbohm Tree is not one
of his best works. l. ~ Il.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
THE EPSON SALTS CONFINED NO POISON

To the Editor of The Tribune
Sir: In an issue OF your paper aDou' "e'N S,''O'
statement WAS made that certain ono odeh-
1hi ., No G,s East -hundred-and thirty fourth
g, had ,aken dose OF EPSON sa.ts purchased AZ
the pharmacy Of weIsmann & Muclenoach' whole
sale and retail druggists No. Bible House ana a
short time after doing so fell into commissions which
resrlted I'm his death. Now, as the general I'M
prcssion is that the salts contained poison the re-
suit has been considerable pecuniary dafnase u
'' ,',st,nss In view OF the fact that Chemist DR.
r,ornr or tho Hoard of Health. has examined the
contents Of the package and found II to o be pu PuTf
40 an ,ct of Justice by giving the public the ful
To -, " ~ The case and the undersigned complete
'''' WTISNIANN h MUELLENBACh
Wholesale and retail druggists. No. Bible House
Nov-York Oct II, 1895.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
su,rrsprARE CLrB ELECTION

The fourth annual election OF the Shakespeare cub
OF Queens. Long Island was held Monday evening.
October 7 at the residence OF Nicholas allock. The
following officers chosen for the ensuing year:
President DR. Charles ii. Miller, y. A.; first vice.
president Miss Anne Doughty second vce-presl-
dent the Rev j. = " Demarest: corresponding
secretary Mrs William l.. Wood; recorder. Mrs.
Lendcil lIallock: treasurer Charles W. Rodman. jr.
additional directors Mrs. Gilbert Creed. Mrs. FRANK
J. Lott and Miss Eliza Fndlay Mrs Thomas J.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
THE WEBSTER SPECIAL,

c,,t,ose from committing such outrages was to m
spire fear in the places where they 9ceu41rSsa
~ ,nsrired nv the same opinion now, and tnat ne
means TO take decisive action IT IS orxeXeG aa
,iNr ~ Chang Chh Tung. II the Peking HoVeii-
ment hesate in concedng the III Brsh bs ads afs'S NH
=, 49, rorlon accessible 20 the squadron on the eN-
pretlon Of the period fixed by me , uiJHa aann ,hs
- noNerful man in China, X Is reared tnal 'he
r,n IT,, Yamen vii. try 10 evade the demands
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
PEOPLES SINGING CLASSES.

The Peoples Singing Classes. Frank Damrosch'
director open this afternoon at O'Clock The
classes for beginners in reading music will be at
called, rian Hall. No. 10 HorstIo-st Adelph Hal.
No an West Fifty -second-st.: ODD Fellows AS
senbly Rooms. No. Us Forsyth.st; Turn Hal. No.
AZ E,s, Fourth-sf.: Macnnerchor Hall, Ne. 2j East
FIftv-sxth-st: Orpheus Hall, No. 2l5 East one
hunired-and- twenty -tourth-sI me advanced class
chorus OF the Peoples Choral Union at AIS. In the
h.N
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
AN ITALIAN VICTORY IN ABfSSlNlA'
GENERAL BARATIERG CAPTURES A sTKoN" fo''
rrox AFTER SHARP FIGHTING.

Rome oct. l2-Dispatches from Massowah say
that on october General Baratieri. commanding
the Italian forces in Abyssinia. advanced anu '"i
ried the strong native position al Depraana' "e.'
49,, ;, ooo ,hvss,nians comma nded by Ras Mangas-
ia The Abyssinans were unable 10 withstaad tno m
attack and after brief but snarP IGN ' "a ~ y.
tmred many prisoners. The Italians had eIeven @
killed and thirty wounded and ;he ,ha'Nes io''
thirty killed and a large number wounded
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
RIOTING IN FERROL.
A MOB ATTACKS THE GOVERNORS PALACE AND
sMAsHES THE WINDOWS

sMAsIES THE WINDOWS.
Madrid oct. i2.-At Ferrol to-day the son of the
Captain General of the Province OF Coruna as
saulted the editor of Socialist newspaper and
afterward arrested him A mob Of 400 workmen
made a violent protest against the editors arrest,
marched through tbs streets TO the palace and
smashed several OF the large windows with stones.
The troops finally dispersed the mob whereupon
the workmen in the dockyArds declared that they
would strike.
Ferrol is OF the principal naval arsenals OF
Spain and a large number of men are employed
there as dockmen and In other capacities
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13

forts Three vessels laden with ammunition nave
been dispatched to the Dardanees where rhe iay &
inc Of s,ibmarine mines has been begun Inc Guy
is assuming It's normal aspect, e.tnough many AT
menan shops are closed.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
c1.vROAT OFFERED TO SPAIN.

ro,don oct PA dispatch from Madrid 10
rovs agency here says that the Spaniards IN PORTO
d. beevn offered TO place gunboat at the ser
vice OF the Spanish Government
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13

Ofical advices from Rome are TO the effect tha
the Italian Government H. willing negotiate
treaty OF commerce with Canada on the lines q
the FrancO-C Canadian treaty.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13

Lows Exchange. the popular headquarters o
many Americans in London. Will move shortly int
much finer premises In the Trafalgar Building II
Northumberanl-aVc.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13

Bessie Tcllwo09 the well-known music hal, singer,
Will SAL FOR NeW-YOrk, where she Will appear at
Tony Pastors theatre November 3.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
HE PROVES THAT He WAS sOEER WHEN AR
RESTED But Is PIT UNDER BONDS
TO KEEP THE PEACE.

London, oct 12.-Professor Edmund Ray Lankes
ter the naturalist who was arrested ana srraigned
I'm the MARLBOROUGH Street Police Court on October
5 on a charge Of disorderly conduct In Piccadilly
was arralgned again this MOI ming. He brought
witnesses 10 prove his absolute sobriety when he
was arrested, brt was bound over 10 Keep the
peace on the charge Of refusing TO move on when
so ordered by policeman.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
FoRTIFYING THE DARDANELLEs.

Constaniinope. oct l2-Osman Bey has gone 10
Bcska Bay. n roadstcad between the coast OF Asia
Minor the Island OF Tcnedos to surrey sites for
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
OTTO THE INSANE KING OF BAVARIA.

OTTO. THE INSANE KING OF BAVARIA
WORSE
London. oct. IA dispatch from Berlin 10 THE
People" says that a few days ago Baron Won Grail
sheim president OF the Bavarian Council OF Min
isters made his periodical visit 10 the insane King
Otto. lie found the condition OF the King worse
than ever He goes naked. and jumps about Ike
n animal all fours. He eats necessarily, tax
ing his food on the ground The windows OF the
place where ne is confined are built up TO prevent
the entrance OF light which the mad King hates.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
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WE ARE ADVERTISED BY
OUR PLEASED PATRONS.
EIECTRIC SEAL CAPES,

finest quality long, full heavy satin ned o $50
worth, for only
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13

Murphy and Mrs John Foster OF Brookyh' va
elected honorary 'ne,rs. Reports OF M tne s,s:e.
taries and II the treasurer gave encouragihB nn.
men,s Regular meetings and readings wete w
tinued without vacation curing the he sx.
month Anticipating the object lesson 70 pg.rry
nsr,eI in the pres M ION OF the play by sir .r i,
lryng and Miss Terry durns the coming gsdv Ok
tho r,uh has resumed the study or the uases euss.rf
"Macbeth" after having. during three Ives.
course competed the entire calego,y o. on...Snss
peare's works adapted TO class anu o'uo ''"e
vvocr, p1,ryH FINED FOR CRrfLrh
Boston oct. u Robert q. SHAW "a. t.v
player of the fashionable Myopa '"o' ,r. vas
found guilty OF cruely beating po"'' =.
fined $50. and appeaea
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13

Mrs. A. h. Willard. who Is now In Paris In con
nec;lon with the De Broen mission. Will probabl,
start on her return 10 Ncv-YO october 80
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13

Ambassador Runyon will dine with Prince Won
HOhenlohe at the Chancellerie on Monday. on the
occasion Of the farewell entertainment given to Sir
Edward Ma.et. the retiring British Ambassador.
Mr. Runyon VII entertain Sir Edward Malc at
dinner on october ] United States Nice-Consul
Zimmerman left here to-day for a holiday season In
Vienna Before returning he will visi; Budapest
in company with Chapman Coleman. formerly sscre-
tary OF the United states Embassy here. United
States Consul-General Charles De Kay has returned
from his vacation and resumed his official duties.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
MILLINERY.

unparalleled values headwe
trimmed and
charged by other houses lOO VI
CrT TWO HERE FOR ONE COSTS ELSEWHERE
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
THE GERMAN BARK ERNST SUNK.

London. oct 12-The German bark Ernst, Cap
tain Albrecht. has been sunk Off IQuioue.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13

~ IS announced that the revised Apocrypha
completing the revised version OF the Bible. viii b
published IN November.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13

Trouble has arisen between Great Britain ana
France over the Burmese-Chnese frontier. Under
the Chinese convention France acquired large
area Of territory in the Shan State OF kiang Hung
Great Britain denies the right of China to cede this
territory. which is part of the burer state between
the French and British possessions In that part OF
the world II France declines TO give up the terrl-
tory in question British troops viii occupy that por-
ton OF il which IL claimed 10 be part or thurman
ritory.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13

Sir +. C. Iacelles, who is vacating the post OF
British Ambassador to Russia. In which he VIII be
succeeded by Sir Nicholas O'Conor. now British
Minister to China is timed to arrive In London on
Wednesday, next As Sir Nicholas O'Conor Will not
assume the post until the middle Of January, there
viii be interval in which no critical deVeopheht
of Anglo-Russian relations can be expected.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13

The Standard Oh Company has issued circular
to rs German clients; informing them thai The
but IN the mean time IL is preparing line oil mere
which is eGual 10 the Pennsylvania product.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13

The West India committee. In conjunction with
the London and Liverpool merchants. who are con-
cerned in the sugar trade, continues 10 asitate
for the abolition OF the bountes on sugar paid by
Eurono,n stotos The committee states that no
question Of countervailing duties has been raised
The committee expects Prime Minister SaliSoufy
and Colonial Secretary Chamberlain 10 receive a
deputation before Christmas. when they VIII be
asked TO omen negotiations with the Powers looking
to the abolition OF the bOunties.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13

The Liberals. who hostile to the coming con-
ference Of the National Liberal clubs. are beginning
to realize the importance of the movement Every
Liberal and Radical association Will send two dele
gates to the conference. The old clique OF wire
nullers mean TO tiy TO limit the discussion of the
conference TO party organization, but is the gen
eral opinion that they Will not succeed The iead-
ing delegates Will not submit 10 the repression or
The debate of subjects to which the whole party Is
keenly alive. The questions OF a reform or the
Executive Committee Of th- National Liberal Fed
Grafton the continuance OF Lord Rosebcry and SIT
William Vernon Harcourt leaders Of the party
and a revision Of the Newcastle programme VIII be
submitted to the conference.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13

The Bundesrath Will resume its sittngs Thurs
day, and the session of the Reichs,ag VIII be opened
about the middle OF November. Besides the BudSet
bills. measures Will be introduced In the popular
body providing for reform of the procedure OF MIL.
tary courts. ana regulating the various crafts or
artisans Other Internal legislation Is projected. but
nothing has been heard Of intention to Introduce
bill for Socialist repression far the Rclchs-
tag is concerned, though something o: the knd
may be considered for Prussia alone.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
DRESS GOODS,
MEMS FINE KERSEY

all silk lined double stitched edge, worth fully $500, al
This may serve to introduce you to our Clothing
values, whose acquaintance you ought to make
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13

The London branches of the Irish League held a
meeting last night to demand the expulsion from
the party OF Timothy IIeay and his followers 1bc
object has the support OF the bulk OF the sections of
frat conference of the Irish Parlia mentary party ce
eide TO wipe the Htgyites, 1t Viii ma Hent;aI
arproval among the anti-Parneiiitcs The expulsion
would lessen Mr.. Heay's power 10 harm the party,
but will not extlnguish him.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13

In the coure of to-day's proceedings Herr Singer
made the announcement that the Government had
begun criminal proceedings against Herr Llebknccht
on the charge OF leze majesty, based on his opening
speech IN the congress
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
CORSETS.
NEW SILKS.

Fancy Teta every and combination quality admirable
R.ct Satin Dche now qualities ranging from de-
% nliun h % 1 bynu current nrce at 10, .9S, 1.2
New-York tribune., 1895-10-13

Under Liberal regime the death OF Admiral the
Hon Sir James Robert Drumrnond, Gentleman
Tsher of the Black Rod, which occurred few
doys ago would mean that the Office would be abol.
ished and the salary OF 1900 yearly saved. Alniral
Drummon5 had an official residence In the House
of Lords consisting OF great suit" OF thirty rooms
II was whispered secretly that he let some or the
rooms TO ar!stocratic sWels. The vacant rooms are
greatly needed by the Ministers but II Is not likely
fhat the Conservatives will agree that the Black
Rod sinecure shall be done away with.
The herald., 1895-08-20
Weather and Crops

SACRAMENTO, August 19.-The fol-
lowing crop summary was issued by the
State Agricultural Society, in co-opsra-
tlon with the United States Weather
Bureau, James A. Barwiok. director:
The average temperature for the weel,
ending Monday. August 10th. was
For Fresno. 80; Independence, 7S; Los
Angeles. 20; Red Bluff, 80; Sacramento,
30; San francisco, ST; San Luis Obispo,
6S; Sap Diego, 6S.
AS conf pared with the normal tenn pera-
ture there was a heat deficiency reported
at Los Angeles Of deg; Sacramento,
deg. San Francisco. deg; San Diego,
deg. An excess OF heat was reported
from F.esno and Red Bluff of l deg.
each.
The weather during the week has been
all that could be desired for the drying
OF fruit and the curing of the raisin grape
and for the rapid advancement Of the
growth of beans, which are being cut in
Ventura county. What little corn is
raised in this state is reported in excellent
condition. The honey crop is reported
as being very much better than was ex-
pected earlier in the sason. Hop picking
will begin during the coming week. 1t
is reported that SOME yards will not be
gathered on account OF the very low price
that is prevailing not being enough to
pay for picking and baling.
The herald., 1895-08-20
serious Troubles 2xpected in Chin,

LONDON. Aug. t9.-The Times has a
dispatch from Hong Kong confirming the
Shanghai dispatch containing the report
that the Chinese government has refused
tn allow American and British consuls
to make any investigation into the Ku-
Cheng massacre The Times dispatch
ndds that the soldiers are engaged in
plundering the place, who feel that the
foreigners are the cause OF their suffer-
inga, and therefore the latter should be
destroyed. Further incendiarv placards
have been posted at Canton. The prefect
sent with the commission to Ku-Cheng,
together with the Chinese officials at Ku-
Chcng, have refused to allow the presence
of consuls during the examination of the
prisoners. The matter has been referred
to ihe yiceroy. Serious trouble is feared.
The herald., 1895-08-20

won. Crimea second, Fred Train third
Mile and one-s e-sixteenth-McGee won,
Sir Dixon jr. second, Queen Bess third
time, 500.
One mile-Eage Bird won. Chiswick
second, Panway third time, "A.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 19.-Six furlongs--
Miss Norma wen, Storekeeper second,
The Kitten third time. 1:l5A.
Five furlongs-AIiss Ross won, Albert
second, May Galop third time, :o2A.
Seven fnrongs-Emporia won, t.oben-
gula second, Booze third; time, 20.
Five furlongs.. Forget won. Loyal
0234.
Six furlones-Frank Farmer won. Dora
H. Wood second, George W. Bailey third !;
time, :14A.
Mile and seventy yards-El Reno won,
Baron seconu, Brakeman third time,
1:47M.
SARATOGA, n. Y. Aug. 19.-The at
good card was offered. The feature of
the day was the Hurricane Stud stakes.
Arapahoe, the iavorite, won easily by a
length.
Five furlongs-P Preston won, Hidalgo
second. Candor third; time. :o3A.
Four and halt furlongs-F lorence
Colville won. Mildred d. second, Miss
Hannah third time, :571a.
Hurricane Stud stakes. one milc-Arap-
ahoe won. Dolabra second, Caesarian
third time. :43
Five turlongs-kamsin won. Sky Blue
second, Falling Water third; time, :O3A.
Mile and quarser-Candelabra won,
Caracas second, Cass third; time. 2:11.
CHICAGO, Aug. 19.-There was good
sport but poor attendance at the racing
today at Washington park. The directors
feel discouraged at the attempt to conduct
a meeting without betting of any kind.
although it is thought the loss during
the meeting will not be great.
Results: 2:l9 trot DIMINISHED from Sat
urday) purse S1000-Major Ewing won the
fifth, sixth and seventh heats and race in
216l4, 2:16N. 2:13H. Axteloid won the
third and fourth meats; time. 2:loX,
2 216M Josephine won the first and sec
ond IN 2:ls34. 2:1G. Margaret c. and
Glenmore so started.
Juvenile stake for 2-year- purse
$l500--Wiggins won first and second heats
in 2:22%, 2:20%. Cald, Silver Lake and
four others also started.
Clipper stake, 2:l5 PAGERS, purse $1,000
Phenol won first, third and fifth heats;
time, 2:1lA, 2:11A. 2:1SM. Nellie NJ.
won second and fourth in 2:1234. 2:l4M.
Choral and four others also started.