The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-13


aoray intercourse az3 go09 All
l. Hung Chang arrived a. T6srfstn
Ap-L - Ee was welcomed by Prime
k1ag. uao ha1 eos1e .-a-a Pek.ur -
sD@eI hs-a- orders were s@nt ~ ne en-
T@-0- cAat IL s1oas5 -c< r.-a-aed - tae
CAPITAL hsTt sh1gfs sorwG-1 sae tr~aty
shitaer fo- -atkHeasEoa. Etya5i Ito. chlef
secrs-A-y % rsse japanese caz51e-. w~acsa
aze,ors fn Cazn@rsSsr wrf.h sssg r-aace con-
fere1c@ have t@sa s-iacas has sse7 ar-
TotrsT@G p3eriTSce enssary . r,rsree3 - Cse-
FOO a-5 canszuc- <hA ceremony cy ex-
changing rhe -atiarzssoes-
CEiz@zs merchants az Japar. rnany ~
rhrz z1sn ~ wealth sT1n stan slrE. r~osesS
SrezZ sz:ES1aStfaa VITA re conelnstssg q
Eeaee- and ara assas2x % sevss 4 x.azt-to1
70 TIE ccu-+ a. Pek8n< n~aysng esas Ii
Hang C1a-E he rewarded fo- rs Sa~-
vices. a. = ts certain rhas ~ secured tnv
hszS pasS2ale terms 90 aE-se-s-t + :
tr'a@ ma ~ rs ersrna1ses the Jsua nese
NeTe pers1sassesi - make tHlportans assate-
rna-sss o. rhsi- original demands
Koran affairs are taking a. exf~ao--
ein2ry turn. ard the carttal Is II, a xtsta
o. unprecedented excitement The M
raFeliag ~ he great conspiracy. the r~x;
acts n which were the murders ,.s ~s-
tain officials r. sympathy wsth -Ae -sforr,
measures proposed BY Janar. Nss trvolves
many o ne highest personsges II ne
realm Ore of the FrSt expaSa-s was VI
Chung. the recently amr4asr.es s-,ex- -
Japan. ald The favo-ita grandson - TIE
a Won Kun. On learning that sqfs-nx-
cry was Imminent ~ hastily re<4g-as
his Office % envoy. and prepared "a es~ar.s
from Seoul. but the enxernrnenf uras in
formed OF his pgrpose. and or the rfgSr
~ April = sixty policemen went "a the
a. Won huns palace with fhe King.
rg -
y refused 70 surrender Airrsslf a.s -.
nneerernontcusly hoisted or the hack Of
z stAte war constable and carried 10 t@.
The Tai Won Kun. IN 3 frenz1s OF rss.
followed his grandson az o'clock tha
next morning and demanded asr-tttare.
waich was refused Ts1en. forgetting his
customary ponp and dignity - S~axas IN
the street tiH daylight screaming that ne
alone Eas the originator % the plot and
tnaT II knew n0ghiag about II on ne
l9th u vas a~-alEn@d N court a.. charges
OF nauruer and treason u was not with
out asT1lc1llFy that The tribunal vraS form
ed mosf o ghe native judges being arr a
70 incur the vengeance of me Tai Nan
Kun This aged prince refused 20 refara
70 ms palace, and has taken slr quarters
IN merchants shop close 70 me fs,,grt
mouse He constantly proclafrns that he
Is solely responsible for everything. ard
appears 70 think this avowal sufficient -
stay proceedings. AH h3s Hfe ha has haas
accustomed 70 pat 20 death those who or
posed him or excited his dtspleasure. and
re eafAfsot of made 70 cosnprehen9 taat
he II no longer a. liberty thus 70 remove .
his real or supposed enemies. L is re-
ported that the king. his own son. was
10 have been one 0T the victims of rha
exploded conspiracy, yet the king whose
moral weakness Is phenomenal Is send
Ing messages OF coud olence 70 The ty,.ht-
ursl parent, though perfectly aware OF
the parents sentiments rswart5 atyu Tafs
= pleasant illustration OF the ohi.ga-
toA of hllsl piety N countries bound nv
Chinese principles TIE Korean alr,tn-
lsTalon Is debating rFle -xpsa..scv Of sat.f-
ting the Tai Won Kun on t~iaI a. = com
mon criminal but II Is doubted wsefhe~
the king will sa . lion tbs radical DEPART
ure from usage. even 10 make MS gwD
NE secure On April = the Tai Non I,rn
Snf letter 70 tie judges. implorinE ths T
he be killed and his grandson set free.
The empress left Hiroshima for Kioto
on April =. aid the emperur followed
next day. Before startsng he signed the
rafification Of The peace treaty Their
msJesties viii remain IN Kioio about two
weeks and vii then return 10 Tokyo whe~e
their reception will he on a magnificent
scale.
Prince kofHatsu. comma Ser-in-chief Of
the armies. arrived 81 Port Arthur April
Ia He IS expected 70 re1, urn with as little
delay as possible bringing back all troeps
that are not required for garrison nurr,oses
The cholera in the Pescadores IS no
longer considered dangerous nisbanded
Chinese soldiers IN those islands have
gladly entered the japanese service as
lab0rers
Chinese captves in japan. having heard
that the treaty requires them 10 he sent
home are beEginE that they may remain.
The revised treaty between France and
japan is ready fer execution. that be
tween Germany and japan nearly 50.
The sale cf a japanese newspaper pub
lishsd in san Francisco. called the Soko
Shimpo. has beer prohibited IL Japan.
A japanese governor general will be
appointed for FcTmosa-
- I.ONrher. secretary Of ihe British le-
CATION in Tokyo. i appointed charge
a'araires Minister Trench returns home
iucurablY ILL.,